Would this work mounted on a treadmill to hold an ereader?
82921
Sorry but no, because it mounts with screws. If you had a wooden surface or similar material on your treadmill that you could attach it to, than by all means go ahead, but unless you have a place to mount it with screws, you cannot
82922
Possibly, but the main true way to mount this thing is to drill holes and screw down the arm base. You might be able to get around that with either zip ties or industrial strength Velcro.
314842
Yes, it will work on that style of treadmill, very similar to mine. However, it will cover up your panels, so you won't be able to read any settings, etc, your treadmill is displaying. And you'll have to slip your finger under the holder to reach any buttons or controls. That's the only drawback! But shape-wise, it should work fine.
213239
The only issue that I see is that it may not be wide enough. Check to make sure your treadmill isn't wider than 36 inches.
40216
yes. I love my sony ereader for it's ability to read any .pdf or epub file, etc. I have so many books in these formats. I've had one since 2009 (this is my 2nd) and I love love it...for purely reading books and the wireless ability, it is amazing...I like to keep my books and it appears to hold them all!
242442
I had to send my treadmill back but it seems thick enough to handle a piece of equipment. I really can't answer your question. Sorry.
1006676
Yes, it will work with your treadmill. The only thing I would advise is that if you have a tall treadmill, get the taller version of the iPad Stand. I'm not sure if you saw that version on Amazon. The stand works great and the customer service is top notch!
383893
I don't know for sure, as I said, I use it to slide a pretty heavy treadmill on carpet. However, the spongy grips would hold a piano's legs well, I think. In my opinion, it would be worth trying, but be careful that you are sliding it slowly and check and make sure the legs are staying on the pads.
1521106
no, not on a treadmill you would have to sit it on something next to treadmill
275116
I guess it depends on the bike. Might be a tough fit. It basically has a lip that goes around a part of my treadmill. Probably 1.5" I believe spin bikes have oversized bars that exceed this dimension.
678467
I have a treadmill on mine. It works great for that piece of equipment. The mat is a good thickness.
603600
It might work. The supposed "holder" bar is useless, so it won't hold anything, but you might be able to prop an ipad up and hold it with one hand.I don't have it any more; it was so small that it was worthless for books. I threw it away.
446793
Elliptical vibration was no problem. I don't think it would but the two other factors are will it get a good grip? I found that the clamp on several ellipticals was not big or wide enough to get a grip. the design of the ellipticals was almost as if they wanted to make sure I could not clamp anything....So, at it's most wide open the clamp is not ginormous....so if your treadmill does not have a 3 inch or less thick place for it to attach to...that may be a problem.
202182
(Only) When you and the treadmill are *NOT* moving - then: Yes, there should be no problem setting this on the belt of a (non-moving) treadmill. The bottom is rubber, and should not slip.
977137
Absolutely. The deck on my treadmill (Spirit x385) is one of the wider models and this worked fine.
603597
It might work. The supposed "holder" bar is useless, so it won't hold anything, but you might be able to prop an ipad up and hold it with one hand. I don't have it any more; it was so small that it was worthless for books. I threw it away.
1493813
I don't see why not. We've clamped it to a round pole-portion of our treadmill and it holds securely.
1402695
Yes. I guess. As a surge protector, it will work with anything that needs a protector. It isn't a very heavy duty one because the joules rating is low, but it's easy to lug around with a laptop. As long as your treadmill is not using more than 15 amps or 1875 watts that the protector is rated for, it will be OK. And I doubt that the treadmill will use that much power. Just check to be sure.