Weslo Cadence-c22 Treadmill Reviews

Some notable features on the C22 from Cadence are the 1.0 horsepower motor, three position incline, 5 mph max speed. Not made for the marathon runner, the manufacturer site claims the C22 is "the perfect treadmill for serious walkers." Additionally the console provides useful feedback to the walker such as "keep track of speed, time, distance, calories and fat calories burned."

So we searched around for reviews on the Cadence C22 and realized there aren't many, or hardly any info on the Cadence C22 for that matter. So we're going to link up the Weslo Manufacturer site in this case to go get the official scoop on the Cadence C22, where they list a few of the C22's features and have a short paragraph (lame). You can also view some other weslo treadmills there for some comparison shopping or email the source to talk to them directly.

While it's a review of Weslo treadmills overall, Best Treadmill Reviews does mention the Weslo C22. Though a good overall review might be beneficial if you're budget department store treadmill shopping, which is where you'll find the Weslo C22. Best treadmill review does have this to say about the C22 "At just $199 this probably the cheapest electronic treadmill on the market.", go check out this article if you're interested in a Weslo.

Amazon currently has four review posted covering the Weslo C22, and all four of them are negative. Review one states that the belts slips even after proper adjusting, the second review claims the motor is loud and customer service at weslo is miserable, Reviewer three states that the motor died on their C22 after only a few months, and the final review wasn't happy with the C22's motor noise and poor customer service.

SearchWarp has a general review of Weslo treadmills. While you won't find much specific data on the Cadence C22 it may be a beneficial read if you are exploring other weslo treadmill models as well. What they did have to say about the weslo C22 is this: "is probably only suitable for small children." hmmm, Weslo does say it's a "walking" treadmill. I searched a bit and couldn't find a weight limit on the treadmill.