




NordicTrack has 3 offers on the market for Incline Trainers. Besides X7 Incline Trainer, you can buy a X3 Incline Trainer or a X5 Incline Trainer. The difference between the 3 options is obvious. X3 is available at $1,400, X5 is $1,600 while X7 costs $2,000 (excluding shipping costs for all options).

RunReviews is the website where you can find treadmill reviews we have had the chance to test on our own. But from our experience we discovered it’s not all about having the right equipment. It’s crucial you know how to use it also.

ProForm put the XT 90 Treadmill model for sale in the middle of January. It was offered at $900. When this review is published the treadmill is listed at $1,500 on their website.
ProForm is a good brand. The XT 90 2010 model especially is dedicated to those interested in losing weight (a goal most people set up at the beginning of each year).

This is not a treadmill review but a product review that has the features of a treadmill and a little more. This is Nautilus – Mobia review.Mobia is a combination between an elliptical and a treadmill built for home use with the main purpose of helping people to lose weight (and stay in shape).

This treadmill is a training machine dedicated for home use only. Its features are slightly improved than those its little brother has, while the price is almost the same. You can purchase the treadmill with discount at around $1,300 (excluding shipping costs).

Nautilus has been in the fitness equipment market for over 35 years. This has brought them recognition for their role in upgrading training machines to a new level. They are good at technology but also at sales and customer support.

This treadmill is a 2010 model ProForm has in their special offer list at the end of 2009. When we say special list we mean that at this moment you can buy this model for $1,300.

From the beginning we want to highlight that this treadmill is in fact the 2009 Model for the Evolve treadmill version. The Evolve Treadmill review was published on our website a few months ago.

Precor 966i Experience Series is included in the professional treadmills category. This is a machine built for those who dedicate themselves to running and look for a treadmill that can substitute outdoor running as best as possible. But at the same time they afford the price involved and the space needed to store it.

We did intensive research about Precor treadmills in order to write this review. What we looked for especially were details about their patented technologies, Integrated Footplant and Ground Effects. The name chosen basically say it all, still we want to share with you some important details about them which we had the chance to test ourselves.

This is part 2 of Smooth 7.6HR PRO Treadmill Review.
As it was the 1st time we played with the ‘Fold button’ we became very interested in how this works. Smooth 7.6 HR PRO has an Easy-Up folding System. You use the ‘reset’ button on the console to ensure the treadmill is in the position to be folded. Then you turn the Spring Loaded Knob clockwise until you hear a click.

When it comes to treadmills there are so many options on the market, it’s known all over the world. But Smooth has succeeded to make their marketing campaigns heard properly by treadmill users by explaining very well how their treadmills really work. In short words, they tell you from the start that the programs installed are dedicated to develop primarily the lower body muscles groups like: shoulder, calf, pectoral, rapezius, bicep, tricep, abdominal, back, forearm, gluteal, quadricep and hamstring muscles.
