I've been looking for a curved treadmill for a while now. I finally pulled the trigger and got the Assault Runner Pro. It came fast and was SUPER easy to set up! It works great! I've been using it everyday doing HIIT style runs on it. It saves my knees and I can run as fast as I want without having to deal with buttons or motors.The only con I've noticed is that the belt is heavier than most I've run on so it takes a second to get up to speed and takes a little slower to come down. Not a big deal, just something to think about.I think this is the best deal you can get and it's a phenomenal product. I'm 6'2" and 240lbs. I don't go easy on it and consistently sprint up to around 15-17mph. It's held up great and I've had ZERO issues! It comes with a 100,000 mile belt ... MoreI've been looking for a curved treadmill for a while now. I finally pulled the trigger and got the Assault Runner Pro. It came fast and was SUPER easy to set up! It works great! I've been using it everyday doing HIIT style runs on it. It saves my knees and I can run as fast as I want without having to deal with buttons or motors.The only con I've noticed is that the belt is heavier than most I've run on so it takes a second to get up to speed and takes a little slower to come down. Not a big deal, just something to think about.I think this is the best deal you can get and it's a phenomenal product. I'm 6'2" and 240lbs. I don't go easy on it and consistently sprint up to around 15-17mph. It's held up great and I've had ZERO issues! It comes with a 100,000 mile belt warranty. I do about 1 mile before my workouts and I workout about 3-4 times a week. I'll never hit that many miles, lol. The next one up is lifetime warranty, but I essentially have the same thing.I recommend this to EVERYONE and even my kids love running on it!

I am a triathlete and I’ve been looking at purchasing a non motorized treadmill for quite some time and decided to go with the AssaultRunner Pro after reading the reviews and comparisons of the AssaultRunner to other non motorized treadmills. I really like that it has a Bluetooth monitor and links with Zwift and it was a tad more affordable than similar treadmills. The treadmill seems well made and very sturdy. Like other such treadmills it is a large piece of equipment so make sure you have the room for it but the wheels on the front of the AssaultRunner make it easy to move the treadmill around, a great feature! In addition to giving me the freedom to fit in my run workouts anytime, I think that running on the AssaultRunner is helping me work on my running ... MoreI am a triathlete and I’ve been looking at purchasing a non motorized treadmill for quite some time and decided to go with the AssaultRunner Pro after reading the reviews and comparisons of the AssaultRunner to other non motorized treadmills. I really like that it has a Bluetooth monitor and links with Zwift and it was a tad more affordable than similar treadmills. The treadmill seems well made and very sturdy. Like other such treadmills it is a large piece of equipment so make sure you have the room for it but the wheels on the front of the AssaultRunner make it easy to move the treadmill around, a great feature! In addition to giving me the freedom to fit in my run workouts anytime, I think that running on the AssaultRunner is helping me work on my running form…both being important to me as a triathlete! Overall, the AssaultRunner was a good investment and I’m glad I took the plunge and made the purchase!

I have had the AssaultRunner Pro for over a month now and below are my thoughts:1. I prefer it over an electrical-based treadmill. I would never go back.2. I am nearing 50 years old and I now prefer the curved concept. It is so much better on my joints and muscles after 36+years of fitness.3. If you can't run in a straight line, then this is not the treadmill for you. Certain reviews mention that the belt is too narrow. I have not found this to be an issue at all, and I am a big guy with size 12.5 feet. I would submit that folks that can't run on this belt should work really hard on their running gait given they may have very poor running efficiency when it comes to running in a straight line.4. The treadmill sits about 8-10 inches higher than most plug-in ... MoreI have had the AssaultRunner Pro for over a month now and below are my thoughts:1. I prefer it over an electrical-based treadmill. I would never go back.2. I am nearing 50 years old and I now prefer the curved concept. It is so much better on my joints and muscles after 36+years of fitness.3. If you can't run in a straight line, then this is not the treadmill for you. Certain reviews mention that the belt is too narrow. I have not found this to be an issue at all, and I am a big guy with size 12.5 feet. I would submit that folks that can't run on this belt should work really hard on their running gait given they may have very poor running efficiency when it comes to running in a straight line.4. The treadmill sits about 8-10 inches higher than most plug-in models. Keep this in mind with garage positioning. For example, I placed mine between my two garage doors because I am too tall to run on the TM with the garage doors open.5. I love that you can immediately start running on the TM as so as you step on it. No waiting for the TM to turn on, boot-up, etc.6. The belt is smooth and easy to run on. I actually love how I control the pace and tempo as opposed to the belt controlling it.7. No increased costs to my electric bill is awesome.8. Beyond the height of my garage door, I love how my TM is not limited to be placed next to an electrical outlet.I would never go back to an electrical treadmill after owning the Assault Treadmill.PS- I have seen some issues about the shipper and the TM arriving beat up. That was not my experience. It arrived just fine. The shipper was in constant contact with me and the shipping container was extremely secure with a lot of wood used to protect the TM. I had a very good shipping experience too.