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Yeah, I mean, making the device safer is good. Or if it can't be made safe, consumers with children shouldn't buy them. Either is a valid approach.
by Eric_WVGG 5y ago
Yeah, I mean, making the device safer is good. Or if it can't be made safe, consumers with children shouldn't buy them. Either is a valid approach.
- StrictDabbler 5y agoIt's not just children. The design is inherently unsafe. 72 injuries, 29 of them actual treadmill users (presumably adult) sustaining broken bones and cuts. That's just the total reported to regulators. It can be made safe. Lots of treadmills are relatively safe, barring slight pinch injuries. Peloton just made it this way for aesthetics and economics.