Gear: Tip-Top Treadmill

A treadmill's a treadmill... usually. But recently I got to try a new model, the FreeMotion Fitness Incline Trainer, and I was blown away. Most traditional treadmills can be adjusted to work at an incline of up to 15-degrees. However, the front end of this model can be raised to an extraordinary 30-degrees. What does this increased range mean? An elevated calorie burn at lower speeds, not to mention a chance to train for steep hikes and do walking lunges without the deep knee bend. The machine is fitness center grade, but perfect for home use, too.