Treadmills Reviewed
Without doubt treadmills are still the number 1 piece of exercise equipment on the market. For all the "as seen on TV" gimmicks that come and go, they have passed the test of time increasing in popularity every year.
Assuming you're in the market for one, how do you go about finding the most suitable model for you and at the best price? Good question and one that's certainly worthy of some well directed research...
The reviews below examine many of the most popular brands. It's by no means exhaustive but they will give you a good insight into some of the best machines available. A good starting point is our Best Treadmill By Price guide.
NordicTrack Elite 3200
With an 8.4" LCD TV built in you may want to consider this one
Vision Fitness T9500
Another fine product from the team at Vision Fitness
Vision Fitness T9200
You can find vision fitness treadmills in many gyms but you can't buy them new online
NordicTrack S3000
If you are in the market for a near commercial grade treadmill here is a good one.
Bowflex Treadclimber
This one almost doesn't belong here in the treadmill section, but it is well worth a look.
Bowflex 7 Series
Straight from the makers of the famous home gym
Landice L870 Home Cardio Trainer Review
Quality, reputation, and some consider a little pricey
Landice L7 Cardio Trainer Review
Recently the highest rated in Consumer Report, but does it hold up
HealthRider
Typically low to mid price
Image
Again low to mid priced and also owned by Icon Fitness.
Nordic Track
Owned by Icon and typically mid priced.
Precor
High quality, high priced machines to rank with the best.
Proform
Very low to mid priced, and still very popular.
Reebok
Another Icon owned brand not to be confused with their club machines.
Star Trac
Club quality at commercial grade prices.
Smooth
Highly Recommended
Very impressive accolades for a strong contender in the low - mid price range.
Weslo
Budget machines found in most Walmart stores.
Folding Treadmills
A selection of space savers across a broad price range.
