Will this work under exercise equipment (treadmill/elliptical machine)?
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Hi. These mats are very thin for heavy equipment. They should work as far as preventing the floor from scratching, but in my opinion, you would need a thicker mat for exercise equipment.
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It will compress under the load of the equipment, but should hold up. You probably wont be able to roll equipment around on the flooring if it is heavy.
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Absolutely. My daughter uses it under their Nautilus gym in their garage. Works great.
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I would say yes. I use it in a drum/music room to quiet the noise. But anywhere you put heavy equipment it will leave a permanent indentation.
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Mine works on the elliptical but not on a recumbant bike (i.e. it doesn't count any steps at all), likely due to the position of the seat relative to the legs and feet.
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Yes. In my opinion it will as this suit is very durable. This has worked wonders for me. I use it on a ellipitical machine and with dvds by jillian michaels or leslie sansone. Be sure to drink a lot of water before and after.
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I'm really not sure what you mean. I am using it under my treadmill. It helps to protect the wood floor and to make the treadmill quieter. I am sure you could use it for exercising, if that's what you mean.
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it will register if you are on a treadmill the elliptical I am not sure about. as long as your arms are moving while you are walking it will register. I have to wear it on my other hand while I am at work so that it does not register steps while I am turning the wheel.
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I own a TrekDesk, and use it with a treadmill. I've been looking at it with your question in mind, and find it difficult to imagine both that one would fit in/under the TrekDesk and that, even if it could, you would find you could actually use the desk from an elliptical. To the fit: Ellipticals tend to be very vertical, and you need the length of the treadmill to be able to set the TrekDesk in front of the treadmill's controls without the depth of the desk taking up too much of the track for you to still be able to walk. To the usefulness: I find I can read at the TrekDesk at speeds of up to 3.8 mph, but if I want to actually work, that is, write or use a mouse, 1.5-2 mph is the most I can do. If your body is shifting up and down on an elliptical, your hands would be even less likely to have the fine motor control you need for either activity. Hope that helps
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Maybe, but first I would state to check the mounting point 75mm or 100mm. Also I would would not recommend this as I think it would move too much while running on the treadmill. You may also need to drill a hole to mount it as I don't think the clamp is going to hold it. Good luck.
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I use the treadmill under my regular desk. I purchased the TALL Speedy Standup Desk here on Amazon (http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00B5SY94E/ref=wms_ohs_product?ie=UTF8&psc;=1) to elevate my laptop. Be sure to get the TALL version, as the extra few inches compensate for the height of the treadmill. The desk is really sturdy and it works great for me.
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Hi Iggy, I haven't had the chance to use the Withings Pulse in a elliptical machine, however, I used it in a gym bike. In the bike the distance measured by the bike and the Pulse don't match, but if you see it as an Activity measure, it should be ok. For me, I don't see it as an accurate device for measuring distance or steps, but as a reference, a little like nike fuel band, that measure fuel points. Hope that helps
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It might, but all depends on the dimensions of the board, it should be large enough. It didn't work for my Nordic track treadmill 900C
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Yes, it will work on that style of treadmill, very similar to mine. However, it will cover up your panels, so you won't be able to read any settings, etc, your treadmill is displaying. And you'll have to slip your finger under the holder to reach any buttons or controls. That's the only drawback! But shape-wise, it should work fine.
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This is a clamp-on mechanism that only clamps to a horizontal surface. So it would work if the treadmill has a good surface that is about 2-1/2" wide. Due to the vibration of the treadmill, I would suggest putting a rubber pad under it, like maybe a piece of mouse pad, to dampen vibration and keep it from shaking loose.
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In my experience it did not work well on an elliptical. Did not try it on a treadmill. In the interest of full disclosure, I'm the guy (Missilemonger) who generally likes Omron pedometers but gave this one a one-star review.
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I have one under my treadmill and another a bike. From my experience, they do not protect from smooshing the carpet down and carpet indentations.
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I don't know. The treadmill would not even function and the manufacturer have to pickup this thing. I did not re-purchase.
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I only use mine indoors beneath my treadmill, so I cannot honestly answer that question. Sorry.
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Yes I think it will. I use it on the iron gym 2 and that measures to be around 1.25 inches in diameter. Good luck!