Flow Fitness DTM200i

Before 2020 I always dreamed of a home office to walk with, but now that this year has made working from home the standard, I have made my desk dreams come true... He runs a lot of hours here: not only during PC work, but also hours of gaming or binge-watching series without feeling guilty has now become reality! It is also qualitative, a bit pricey of course, but you really do get a sturdy device instead that feels very stable. With Coolblue's service included, I dared to take the risk and have not regretted it for a moment.

The biggest disadvantage: it is a very niche product, so you really have to be exactly looking for a product like this. Compact, reasonably light, movable, foldable, but therefore limited in possibilities: no incline, no programs or overload of training details (distance, pedometer, time and speed). Just a quality 'walking belt' up to 6 km/h - because in Belgium walking means 'running', so I really can't call it a treadmill. In my case it was bang on!

Great "walking" tire. We (both 75 years old) had many reasons not to go outside for a walk for a whole Corona year. But the DTM100i WalkingPad became “the solution” for this. Compact, sturdy, just not too heavy, easy to use, safe in its speeds and operation. Good cushioning, absorbing shocks in the knees. Silent engine operation. Sometimes I step on it several times a day for about 8 minutes (about 500m) each time. The difference with walking on the street: on the street you change direction and speed at will. On the tire the rhythm is decisive and the direction is always straight ahead. But that went quickly. For us, the tire is perfect. And you sponsor CoolBlue (no lowest price guarantee) with it.

As an 88-year-old I was looking for a simple treadmill and found this: easy walking at a speed of 0.8 to 2.0 km/h, without noise and on a very solid construction. I folded the sturdy handrail for my stability, not for the higher speed up to 12 km/h.