The smart buyer will always want to get the most of his money. And so do you.
A decent treadmill probably wouldn't take too much from your wallet. Plan on spending at least $1,000. Believe me, that isn't a lot compared to other home exercise equipment that people keep in their houses. If you want better than decent, try adding some $300 or $500 in there. There are some pretty good models that fall under that price range, but remember that cheap treadmills are often worth exactly like what their price dictates.
There are four factors involved when you buy a treadmill. These are:
- How much money you have
- Any extras you want (programming, heart rate, monitor, etc.)
- What kind of motor you want; and
- How much space you have in your house