Purchased in November as a Christmas present. Had professionally assembled for $200 in late December. Incline feature immediately not working and stuck at 9 degrees incline. Called Icon, the manufacturer of Proform Treadmills, they sent replacement incline motor---took 8 days to receive. Another 3 days for Icon-authorized repairman to show up. Repairman took one look at it and said, "problem is the console, not the incline motor. I will order a new console and be back in a week." That was 11 days ago. Update: When I followed up with Icon over 2 weeks after the repairman had been at my home, they said he had only called in the console order 5 days before. Even better, they had inadvertently closed out the console order ticket, without ever sending the console! Kid on phone also opined that it was not going to be the console, but the sensor on the incline motor. That was also the opinion of the first person I had spoken to at Icon weeks earlier, but the repairman never bothered to check--he was in and out in 7 minutes. So 4 days later, I finally receive the console. 5 days after that, repairman comes back. Lo and behold, it was the sensor on the incline motor (the one he never bothered to look at weeks earlier.) Repairman also opined that Icon was a terrible outfit---nice huh? That all said, he did fix it and has worked fine since that time.

I don't believe this is an authentic yeti cup. I have other yeti cups in a work perfectly fine that I bought at Dick's Sporting Goods. This one that I received does not work like a really get a cup. Unlike in authentic one, this one sweats all around the cup at the top which then drips water all over the place. now I have to go through the process of returning for a refund and having to go elsewhere to purchase a new cup.