The Weslo Cadence C44: An inexpensive incline treadmill.

These products are produced by Icon Health and Fitness. They are the largest retail fitness company. This is the entry level brand for Icon and features cheap machines for a cheap price. The best (and we use the term “best” loosely with Weslo) models of these we have seen are at Wal-Mart.

Weslo is produced by Icon, and this factory has over 200 engineers that help craft their products. Put simply, they are the best designed treadmills in the business. In the past, they have had to be the best because they used the cheapest parts in the business.

They have finally discovered that you can find some of the key component parts overseas for less and the eventual cost is less if you put more quality into the machine; so the quality of drive motors, rollers, and other key components are much higher than in the past and it still sells for a value price.

Weslo offer treadmills in all price ranges. They have manual treadmills for under $100 (Aerobic Stride 2.0 Manual) to around $500 (the C72 and 50SE). The upside of the Weslo brand is the fact that they are affordable to almost everyone.

The Not so great thing is that these are really disposable treadmills. These treadmills are not made for anyone over 200 pounds. The stability and strength of these treadmills are also questionable for those at 200 pounds.

The following information is on the 5 most popular Weslo treadmills on the market. There are other models on the market, but way too many to list in one article.

Weslo treadmills are not for everyone. These treadmills are great for in shape individuals that walk on there treadmill occasionally.

These treadmills are not made for anyone that is going to put strain on the parts or motor. These people include anyone that is overweight, anyone that is intending to run or power walk, and anyone that is an avid fitness enthusiast.