http://www.viewpoints.com/NordicTrack-A2250-Treadmill-reviews Mon, 13 Apr 2009 17:29:15 GMT Latest reviews about NordicTrack A2250 Treadmill http://www.viewpoints.com/NordicTrack-A2250-Treadmill-review-6e3b6 <p>First off, I'm a big guy at 250.  But I'm a runner, not a jogger.  I average 25-35 miles per week and only run on my treadmill when I cant run out side.  When I run on it I generally do speed work for 30 minutes, anywhere from a 7.5 mph run to 9 and 10 mph sprints (the max speed on this machine).  I had enjoyed it until recently when I noticed it seemed to have a dent in the running board.  upon further investigation I found a board of MDF which was almost split trough.  This is after only 166 miles on the machine.  I can't believe they use MDF first off, and second I was told that this was a medium duty machine, i.e. for heavy home use not quite fitness club quality but good enough.  I will contact the company to see if I can get replacement parts for a reasonable price but I am very disappointed in the A2250 treadmill for the use of substandard parts.</p>... Mon, 13 Apr 2009 17:29:15 GMT http://www.viewpoints.com/NordicTrack-A2250-Treadmill-review-6e3b6 theoot 3 http://www.viewpoints.com/NordicTrack-A2250-Treadmill-review-ac623 I bought my Nordic Track A2250 treadmill about a year and a half ago at Sears. It was affordable and a great buy for all of it's features. I use the incline, which goes to 12% and I vary the speed so I can walk at first and then run a little. I enter my weight and it calculates calories burned for my weight, which is motivating to me. It is quiet enought that i can watch tv while exercising. It folds up easily so that I can store it in place and it takes up very little space. It is cold and snowy in the winter where I live and the Nordic Track treadmill is a great tool for me to keep active without going out into the cold!... Tue, 02 Dec 2008 19:34:17 GMT http://www.viewpoints.com/NordicTrack-A2250-Treadmill-review-ac623 mcwild1 4