- Expert Review
- Specs
- About This Factory
- Where To Buy
EXPERT REVIEW
We used to make fun of Gold's Gym and Weslo units at this price range. After seeing Exerpeutic ellipticals we not think they are golden. If you want to waste a $100 buy the Aero Air.
| Number of Programs | N/A |
| Front Drive, Center Drive or Rear Drive | Front |
| Adjustable Stride Length | 14" |
| Flywheel Weight | N/A |
| Weight Capacity | 250 lbs |
| Step Up Height | N/A |
| Unit Dimensions | 33" L x 19" W x 46" H |
| Resistance Levels | Manual Dial Tension |
| Heart Rate Sensors | N/A |
| Weight of Unit | 59 lbs |
| Warranty | 1 Yr Frame, 90 Days Parts |
General Information
This brand is made by Paradigm Health and Wellness. We thought they had made up the name Exerpeutic until we saw that they make their treadmills on an open-loop system. Our guess now is that the name Exerpeutic must have its origins in a Latin term that means "Death Trap." They are cheap imports and on the whole, a rather horrible little unit that you want to treat as a leper.
Quality / Philosophy
Make a cheap unit and put as little value into the product seems to be the norm. It appears to be engineered to be built as cheaply as possible to entice those people who believe you can spend $399 and get a quality machine. They even have a cheap $699 desk treadmill that is a nightmare waiting to happen.
Outlook
New brands pop up at the low end all the time. Like the horrible SportCraft treadmills that were sold at Walmart a few years ago, the Exerpeutic treadmills give us the same feeling when we opened up the hood and looked at the low quality parts that they used.
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