Henkelion Weighted Vest vs NordicTrack Commercial 1750

Its elastic side, straps and adjustable front straps ensure flexibility and a secure, comfortable fit for users of all different sizes. Further its th...

I bought a Nordictrack commercial 1750 around Christmas time and I absolutely love it. I’m not a ‘new’ runner but I’m getting a ton out of some of the iFit programs.

Ok, so one thing you keep in mind is: how is it going to fit my heavier vest here this one's 20 pounds? This one has a strap that goes around the ches...

I've had the NordicTrack "Commercial" 1750 treadmill now for just over a year and wanted to write a quick review. My TL;DR is: purchase a different treadmill and stay away from NordicTrack. The basics are there - it (currently) works, it turns on, connects to iFit, you can walk/run on it, move the incline, all of that basic stuff. But it hasn't been a great treadmill, and I would purchase another kind of treadmill were I to make that decision today

I’m a 5’5”, 160lb out of shape female. Was unsure which weight to pick as a couple of years ago I was very fit and did a lot of powerlifting, but many of the reviews here seemed to be happy with the 6-8lb vest. Decided to go for the 16lb since I would primarily be using it for walks. It’s a noticeable weight, but I didn’t feel especially fatigued after my first 45 minute walk, which is fine

Now iFit is pretty good but there are a few things that seem to be developing pretty slowly on their end. They finally were able to add support for bluetooth headphones a couple of weeks ago which I can't imagine why it would take so long for such a basic feature. My biggest wish is that they would integrate with other aggregators (google fit, fitbit, apple, anything) as well as have Spotify or other music integrations on the console. In their defense they do not state that this is a feature and I purchased the treadmill without any promise that this would be done

I was really hesitant on deciding how much weight would be good for me. I like to believe I’m fairly fit lol, played a lot of soccer, football, lift weights, and a lot of long distance running, but I have never used a weighted vest..

Ifit would be cool tho. Belt needs to be at least 20x60. I am 6 foot 230lbs and plan on mostly walking, some jogging and some HIIT.

Be gentle with it, don’t throw it around and should be fine/long-lasting. It did have a “new” odor smell to it but that faded with time. So far am pleased with this product. Recommend

This is HEAVY and a pain to move as was indicated by the machine lift only sticker. When you get it out of the box I suggest installing the piston first so you can roll it to where you want in the house without needing a high school lifting team to assist. That way the deck is locked up and you can just wheel it around. Also take into account where you want it first because this thing will not fit through a standard door without some creative sideways sliding action

I had never used one of these when I ran track/cross country in high school but I really regret it now! I might've actually placed in a race back then if I had just started with one of these. There's obviously no magic fix for running faster instantly, but I think with enough time and effort anyone will begin to see decent results with one of these packs.

Still haven't heard from them. Calls and emails, just go ignored. After spending 2k plus, disappointing to say the least.

I put on my 16lb vest & hike all the hills in my neighborhood. I'm exhausted when I return home after 1 to 1.5 hrs! This is building my endurance, stamina, my bones. I also intend to drop weight by wearing my vest

I've never, I mean NEVER write reviews on products and I felt the need to do so after what I've experienced to date with Nordictrack - simply is the worst. Please take my advice and purchase other manufacturer equipment - anything else will be better. I will be finding as many places to post this review to as I can't believe how bad of an experience this has been after spending the amount of money we did on this equipment.