The touchscreen is 4 inches larger and provides a great visual experience. The biggest differences between the old and new Commercial 1750 are aesthetic. If you have trouble lifting a heavy box of books onto a shoulder-high shelf, you may have trouble folding and unfolding a treadmill, too. But even a folded treadmill still commands enough real estate that you have to dedicate a significant chunk of a room to the machine.
Folding mechanism: We sought out models that fold and flip up vertically when not in use. Accessories: Ideally, we wanted a treadmill that had large, secure water-bottle holders, a few small bins for storage, and perhaps a tablet holder. All the treadmills we tested accommodate at least that much weight. Weight capacity: At-home treadmills (and entry-level commercial models) typically hold at least 300 to 325 pounds. “There should be some give so it doesn’t feel like someone’s excessively stomping each stride.” “If a treadmill feels hard every step, that may not be a good thing for the orthopedic health of that individual,” said Adam Tenforde, MD, director of running medicine at the Spaulding National Running Center. If the description of the deck includes terms like “flex” or “cushioning,” the treadmill is on the bouncier side. Deck: The decks of treadmills vary in springiness. For the average jogger, Pino recommends a motor of 3 horsepower or more every treadmill we tested (at least, those with available power metrics) had such a motor. More motor horsepower, however, doesn’t always correlate with a smoother run. In theory, the more horsepower, the faster a motor can switch speeds and inclines. Horsepower: Most treadmill motors are measured in continuous horsepower, an industry term for the power that a motor can sustain over time. One tester said that a decline feature simulates the experience of running across bridges. Decline: Some treadmills can also decline, which adds another type of terrain to your training. Incline: A good treadmill inclines at gradients from just short of flat to pretty steep, which mimics the stress of running on hilly terrain and allows you to do interval work. 
Speed: We tested treadmills that went up to 12 mph (a five-minute mile), the maximum speed on many treadmills, which may be helpful for those engaging in serious track and interval-based workouts but isn’t necessary for most runners.Belt length: All but one of the treadmills we tested had an advertised belt length of 60 inches.Not available (company could not provide information)
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