Expert treadmill reviews, of popular models and brands to help you compare machines and make an informed decision.
Each treadmill review contains the following information: motor horse power rating, maximum speed, deck construction & size, special features and benefits, heart rate control type and my exclusive in-depth review and rating.
If you’re in a hurry and want to skip the treadmill reviews, go to my Best Treadmills for Home page where I reveal my recommendations for every budget and price range, from cheap treadmills to high end club quality machines.
The Proform C500 Treadmill is made exclusively for Sam’s Club by Proform fitness. The C500 treadmill is a good machine, the best Proform treadmill for the money in my opinion (same treadmill as the Proform GSX 6.0 Treadmill). Like the GSX 6.0 the Proform C500 has an impressive list of features including: cushioned running surface [...]
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The Proform 400e Treadmill was a lower end treadmill that Proform sold through Sears stores. The new model that replaced the Proform 400e is the Proform 400x. You can see my review of the Proform 400x Treadmill and judge for yourself if it’s any good. Typically any treadmill in the under $500 price range isn’t [...]
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The Proform 350 treadmill is another of the low end Proform treadmills on the market that’s trying to find a niche for itself. Unlike some of the crosswalk treadmills the 350 does not have the arm attachments so (-1) one there… it also deosn’t have any built-in workout programs and isn’t iFit compatable so (-2) [...]
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Proform has a wide variety of Crosswalk Treadmills for the budget minded shopper who does not plan on running. The Proform Crosswalk treadmill comes in the following flavors, each with its’ own set of features, warranty and target market: Proform Crosswalk Spacesaver Treadmill The spacesaver is sold through shopping networks and on TV late at [...]
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The Precor 9.33 is the second step up in the Precor treadmill model lineup. It may look similar to the Precor 9.31, but on closer inspection it offers some upgrades that you may not notice at first glance. The Precor 9.33 Treadmill has some beneficial upgrades over the Precor 9.31. The most useful upgrade is [...]
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The Precor 9.31 is the entry model in the Procor treadmill lineup. The 9.31 is a solid unit. Built with a robotically welded aluminium frame. A thick 1″ reversible deck and a large running surface (57″L x 20″W) good for serious runners and those who require a bit more safety. One feature you’ll fing on [...]
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The Nordic Track e3200 treadmill a good treadmill for the money, and offers some cool features you’re inlikely to find on treadmills in this price range. For starters, the Nordick Track e3200 offers 15 built in workouts, and the ability to use the iFit technology for almost unlimited workout variety. Add to that similar features [...]
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The Nordic Track c2300 treadmill has become the new Nordictrack that aims to topple the competition in the under $1000 price range…and it’s up against some tough competition. The c2300 is a nice improvement over the NordicTrack c2200 that it replaces. There were some key motor upgrades and deck cushioning issues resolved this go around. [...]
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The Nordic Track c2150 treadmill is one of the treadmills that Nordictrack sells through Sears stores exclusively. As with most of the NordicTrack treadmills, the c2150 is feature rich and will impress a novice treadmill shopper, but should not be considered for anyone that is going to do anything more than strictly walking on it. [...]
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The Image 17.0 Treadmill is the best treadmill value on the market for under budget shoppers. Now that I’ve said that, let me make one thing crystal clear about what you actually get for your money when you’re shopping in the under $500 price range. Although you will get a treadmill on the cheap for [...]
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