Cat Bowen

2 months ago | runnersworld.com | Cat Bowen

Sole F80 Treadmill (2023)If you’re looking for a foldable treadmill that’s a genuinely great investment, the Sole F80 is a fab choice. Not only is it low-profile when folded and easy to put away, but it’s lovely to run on: It’s just the right amount of firmness, has a solid in-built system full of running programs and fun workouts, and is almost $1,000 off. Key SpecsDeck Size22x60 inchesInclineUp to 15%SpeedsUp to 12 mphBowflex T9 TreadmillThis is one of our favorite treadmills of the year.

2 months ago | runnersworld.com | Cat Bowen

Bringing home a treadmill is one of the best investments you can make in your running career, and one of the most popular pieces of fitness equipment for anyone looking to kickstart a healthier lifestyle. While I'm an enthusiastic evangelist, I think it's important to keep in mind that treadmills are, quite literally, heavy machinery. It's important to set them up and use them mindfully. Set up in the wrong room, a treadmill can be disruptive to other parts of your home.

Mar 7, 2025 | runnersworld.com | Cat Bowen

Horizon does affordable treadmills better than anyone. Case in point, the brand’s newly upgraded T101 has more than surpassed my expectations for a treadmill that costs well under $1,000. I’ve run on plenty of machines in that same price range, and this is the best one by far. I’ve spent a few hours and over 20 miles on this folding treadmill at this point. I ran at every potential speed, incline, and variable it offers.

Mar 6, 2025 | yahoo.com | Cat Bowen

"Hearst Magazines and Yahoo may earn commission or revenue on some items through these links." It's no secret that kids love to mimic whatever they see their parents are doing. That means everything from talking on the phone to sweeping the floor. And in the summertime, there's no activity more intriguing for them than mowing the lawn.

Mar 6, 2025 | bestproducts.com | Cat Bowen

I spend a huge amount of time every year testing every new car seat that comes on the market. For a long time, I wasn't convinced that most parents needed a rotating infant seat: After all, you put your baby in the seat before you even get the baby in the car. After testing the Peri 180, Maxi Cosi's new rotating infant seat, I get it. It's easier to get the seat onto the base, and great for long trips. Let me explain why.