The Weslo Cardio Stride 2.0 is an entry level manual walking treadmill and by today’s standards is hardly a treadmill at all. Yes, it has all the makings of a treadmill but really this machine lacks so much usability that chances are the device will become a $129 dust collector in a spare room. Weslo is a shoot-off of Icon health and fitness who own a number of treadmill manufactuers such as Nordictrack, Proform, and HealthRider. Icon develops a range of treadmills within these product lines and Weslo is on the bottom of the list when it comes to price, quality, and technology.

The Cardio Stride 2.0 is a manual walking treadmill that accommodates extremely light use. Built with low quality hardware, a weak frame, and unstable platform, the Cardio Stride 2.0 is hardly a treadmill at all. Consider investing that $129 in a gym membership or saving for a better treadmill and this machine is simply not worth it.