Echelon Stride vs Sole F80

3. Astigmatism in both eyes I have; know your IPD and adjust accordingly 🤷. Depends the game really. I can't play games like beat saber with all the effects on because they both my eyes

Depending on where you’re going to keep it, make sure you have the right height clearance. Mine is in the basement, so I needed to make sure the “step up” height wasn’t too high that’s I’d be hitting my head on the ceiling. Also think about who’s below you and hearing the stomp - if you’re going to put it upstairs.

So you do have a grab bar down here when it's all folded, you can lift it and kind of move it and you've got that motor down under there and the motor...

or you can take the app with you on a run outside to be your activity tracker. [Music] Our bottom-line review for the Sole F80 is that this is a great...

However, I only do light jogging because I do not want to stress the motor; I want it to serve me a long time. It also accommodates tall people. I love this treadmill very much. It is kind of heavy to move even with the wheels

I need something to handle a long hard run/pounding. My wife wants something quiet that can handle her stomping for over an hour along with her need to change the incline and speed every 2 minutes. We tried treads at Sears and local smaller stores. Our requirements would cost another $500 to $1000 more than the comparable Sole and wouldn't get near the Sole warranty

Peloton similarly charges $39 per month for an All Access class membership, which is required to use the Tread. Both companies release new classes daily, justifying their membership fees. 

I ended up purchasing the Sole F80 after making the tough decision to cut my losses and get rid of the less-than-one-year-old Horizon treadmill and could not be happier with it (the Sole is clearly a MUCH better quality machine, requires less maintenance in terms of lubing the tread deck, etc. cannot say enough good things about it). I have made it my mission to make sure people don't make the same mistake I did.

I'm looking for a good floodlight, it needs 1500 lumens or more, needs to be able to run about 2 hours on full blast. The batteries need to me swappable (I have a couple 18650 batteries). The lezyne was around 250 grams, the light can be a bit heavier if needed but it does need a solid mounting option (it definitely can't move while riding!).

The F63 has a little bit lower of a horsepower motor, so those three specs right there for me are a little bit more of a deal maker where the At-63 wi...

And with its compact design and auto-fold ability, the Stride is a particularly compelling smart home gym machine for those who are short on space.. I...

If you're looking to also do some heart rate, training readouts are available via the touch sensors on the handlebars. Or better yet, Soul includes a ...