Do these sound loud when walking indoors on regular non-carpet flooring?
273864
Yes, they have cleats. I think they would scratch wood floors, but thats why they are so good outside!
273865
I never wear them inside. I would be afraid of damaging flooring(wood or vinyl). I just put on when I get outside
273866
You would have to be crazy to wear these indoors. (a) they are designed to cut through ice, and will certainly damage most floors; and (b) they will be dangerously slippery.
273867
Yes, there is defintiely noise when you walk with them indoors but it's not terribly loud. but you do click and clack. I guess I wouldn't recommend wearing them indoors as it will wear down the points that grip into the ice and snow. They are easy to slip on and off so there really wouldn't be a reaon to wear them inside ~:)
273868
Yes they make noise on floors in side the house. One time I walked on my hardwood floor is the reason I know. I don't think people should do that. It is not good for the floors. They're made for outside.
285559
They make a mild click sound but it's not too loud. If your house is very quite, I suspect the sound might wake a light sleeper.
2069114
Yes, they do make noise. You can hear a buzzing noise but you can only hear it if you are near it. It definitely would not disturb your neighbors.
504919
Don't think so. They aren't very loud sounds either. Especially for a ckassroom.
1847316
After some time (I bought them about 8 months ago and have used them lightly) mine did start to squeak a bit. It's not loud enough to annoy me though.
1318113
No, they are a cloth material. They do not make noise but just like anything, they become more soft as you break them in and give them a wash.
1501541
It depends on how thick your walls are...but no it is not quiet, it's actually quite loud.
191390
They aren't terribly loud but you will hear tapping from the other room. If I don't wear earbuds while playing and just use regular headphones it can be more difficult to hear the electronic volume over the tapping unless I turn it up a lot more.
1358302
No floor, and that's a good thing. Think about the noise that would result every time you shifted your feet.
872338
Sounds as quiet as a normal floor fan - Have mine right over my bed and doesn't bother me at all
1685398
not loud, I don't think it would be heard by a neighbor, unless one was below your unit, there might be some detected through the floor to their ceiling.
177603
Well, that's a little hard for me to answer. Our treadmill is already on a carpeted floor. I didn't seem to notice much difference in sound after. Ik got the mat to protect the carpet.
640317
Really quiet. My feet probably make more noise than the treadmill itself. People who come into my office and think I am just standing sometimes don't even realize that I am on a treadmill.
1770705
Well the wheels are made of hard plastic, so it is going to make some noise. I have tile floors and it isn't loud in my house so you should be ok if you don't go to fast, the slower you go the quieter it will be.
1995573
Not at all. I lived on the second floor in my building and never had a problem but I had carpet. It is not a noisy machine at all. I can't imagine it being loud on wood floors either.
618827
It's not bad. I have mine on a large area rug that's on a wood floor, and since it's not electric it's just the belt going around that you hear. Not sure how much you would hear on a lower level but I wouldn't think it would be very loud. I can't compare with an electric one since I've never had one.
1726766
Yes,I am using them on carpeted floors now. You may wish to achor them to your wall for safety. Good solid consruction for this price level