Can we adjust the incline? Does it run by motor or manual?
888041
No. The incline cannot be adjusted. There is no motor. Your legs have to move the belt and that effort makes it feel like you're going uphill. You can adjust the belt resistance or speed. I find that the lowest setting gives me enough of a workout.
2056304
The belt is manual and that's what I was looking for. It is very easy to set up and you can adjust it up and down (hill or level). You sometimes have to "fiddle" with it to get it level. Initially you may have to go back and forth with small adjusting the belt but is not a problem. Hope this helped.
7732
No, there is no incline. It only increases in speed up to 4mph. This is a very small basic treadmill for walking.
1734741
There is no "button", the way to adjust the incline is to either move the feet at the far end of the treadmill up or down
1734744
It's not a button. It's the fold-able legs at the rear of the treadmill. Really expensive treadmills have mechanical incline adjustments, this one just has one level to prop itself up. Even with the fold-able legs folded in, the incline isn't very dramatic.
257868
Dear simon, The incline is only at around 30 degrees. It's like walking or running up a gradual hill.
336970
You can adjust it at any time, in manual or program mode. It has up/down arrows that let you add/decrease tension. Sometimes I just use manual option for my entire work out, adjusting it as I bike. Hope that helps
1516853
Yes you have to stop during workout if you want to adjust incline. It is easy would take less than 15 seconds & you could use the pause button during workout to to quickly adjust. On the down side the machine does not calculate for incline in any way. The incline feature is a pull handle that can adjust up or down.
245965
It works very well. We have had it for several years and use it regularly. My wife and I both use the incline.
492789
The incline is really insignificant. The bottom legs fold-down creating an incline with the front part. I say 10%. But for the price it's a fantastic treadmill.
1636275
my 90 f150 4X4 is lowered 2" and still the incline is kinda of steep. but i dont see where id have a problem riding a quad up it. i dont think id want to try to move a fridge up or down it by myself.
1304415
I find the height adjustment VERY difficult to move and I am a very large strong man fyi Something must be broken on this or the manual is as bad as I believe in describing this as its just simply not fluidly doing it without me exerting extreme force. ... even then I cant seem to raise it to the top 3 levels. I can only lower it by pushing down extremely hard. Something has to be wrong here ... operator issues (machine seems to be smarter than me ) are a possibilty but ....I doubt it. Thoughts or help ?!?
1145145
It is manual....and, you DO NOT WANT TO BUY THIS MACHINE! The belts won't stay on the track. It is very difficult to run and it will cost you $300 to return it. Just an added note. The Bowflex Treadclimbers that are electric are nice machines, but very expensive. We had one of there earlier electric machines, but sold it when we moved. Since the prices had gone up even further, we bought the manual machine, thinking it would also be good. We were very disappointed...and returned it.
728335
Yes there is a manual adjustment that is just below the motor which will allow one to tilt it up or down. Also it swings back and forth if you so choose.
1499703
Yes, it does have an incline option, you have to adjust the incline manually it is very easy to do.
1611192
No it does not. It does though change slighty depending on what incline you choose.
1782985
I'm used to adjusting inclines on a treadmill. I don't recall inclines tied to elliptical's. I don't think mine has an incline adjustment.