[Electronics-talk] accessible treadmills?

[Fred Wurtzel]

Hello,

Last year my treadmill failed.  It was under warrantee at Sears.  The model
that failed was very accessible with a slider for speed and a rocker switch
for angle of the belt.  So, I went to Sears for a replacement.  I was elated
to find a Brand called Sole.  It is so cool.  All the presets are real
buttons.  It has 2 speakers and controls on the handrails for speed and
angle.  I think it was a 2012 model.  It is working extremely well.  It
works better than I do! (smile)

Anyway, I do not know if they still make 1 like this 1, but you may be able
to find a used 1 if you can't find a new 1.  I have had it for about a year
now and love it, as much as a person can love a treadmill.

Warmest 
Regards,

Fred

-----Original Message-----
From: Electronics-talk [mailto:electronics-talk-bounces at nfbnet.org] On
Behalf Of Sarah Clark via Electronics-talk
Sent: Tuesday, December 9, 2014 10:27 PM
To: electronics-talk at nfbnet.org
Subject: [Electronics-talk] accessible treadmills?

Hi everyone,

We are looking to buy a treadmill, but I know a lot of the newer models are
controlled via electronic displays, so I was wondering if anyone knows of
any models (new or old) that are accessible?

Thanks,
Sarah

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