The Stamina InMotion II Manual Treadmill states features that include a quiet treadmill, multi-function, battery-operated monitor tracks distance, time, speed, calories, and a heavy duty steel frame with two incline positions.

It is true that this treadmill is affordable and that is of sturdy construction. However, the tool that is included with the treadmill is easily destroyed while adjusting the belt. Another problem is that the user must hold on to the handrails in order to avoid falling off. Taller people will find it difficult to reach down far enough to hold onto the handrails without straining. The belt also has a tendency to slip under foot at slower speeds. Several buyers of this model have complained that it was so difficult to return to the manufacturer that they just gave up.

The Stamina InMotion T3000 Manual Treadmill is very similar to other economy manual treadmills. However, unlike most such machines, the incline can be adjusted to two different levels. The belt is just 40” long, so this treadmill is as adequate only for older folks who need to walk, or perhaps children. However, it serves those purposes very well. It is light, has wheels, and folds easily for easy transportation and storage. Its light weight means that larger people, perhaps anyone over about 150 lbs., are likely to feel unstable while using the T3000.