Horizon T92 Treadmill Review
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Horizon T92 is a $800 machine. This is a small price to pay for a motorized treadmill. And a good price for a known brand such as Horizon.
But from the start the price explains clearly that on this treadmill you can enjoy only an entry level experience. This translates into having the option to use the Horizon T92 only for your daily 30 minutes of walking/jogging.
With T92 you can follow the rule about minimum 30 minutes of exercise daily required for a healthy life, and this is pretty much it.
How do you feel on this machine? What do you need to do if you want a more challenging experience, such as training for a marathon? See more in our conclusions, at the end of this review.
Horizon T92 Specifications
Speed: 0.5-10 MPH (Quick Buttons – 1 Touch)
From the console speed and incline can be changed through the same quick buttons (with 1 touch only). Buttons available are from 1-10.
If you use the Speed arrows buttons on the console, speed is changed with 1mph increments.
Inclination: 0-10% (Quick Buttons – 1 Touch)
If you use the Incline arrows buttons from the console, incline is changed with 0.5% increments.
Motor: 2.25 CHP
Belt: 20″ x 55″ (50.8 cm x 139.7 cm)
The belt is backed by an Adjustable cushion system. This implies you can change the firmness of the belt with the 2 cushion handles positioned on each side of the belt.
Dimensions Assembled:
71″L x 34″W x 62″H (180,34 cm length – 86,36 wide – 157.48 height)
Frame: metal
Supported user weight: 300 lbs
Warranty:
The machine comes with a lifetime warranty for frame and motor and only 1 year for parts and labor.
Horizon T92 Special Features
Monitor Display with 3 backlight LCDs:
On the display the following info is shown:
- Time
- Pulse (Heart Rate)
- Distance (miles)
- Calories
- Program Profiles
- Incline LCD display
- Speed LCD display
Heart Rate readings: through Contact Handles
Same as on all treadmills, to have an accurate reading keep the hands on the contact handles for minimum 15 seconds. For proper maintenance, clean the handles from time to time.
This feature is just a workout aid, not a medical device. Never forget that!
Workouts:
- 1 Manual Workout (Quick Start button)
- 3 Goal workouts:time, distance or calorie goal.
- 6 Terrain workouts: Manual, Intervals (2), Hills, or Weight Loss Terrain (2)
- 1 Custom workout
The workouts don’t have an individual user profile enabled which means that you don’t see burned calories displayed according to your own weight and age.
Fan: you have on/off controls.
Sound System:
In the console you have an audio jack which allows you to connect and MP3 and a CD player. Console includes 2 speakers and no volume control. You can control the volume only from the MP3 or CD player.




I tried one of these machines and I thought it had great suspension and a good variety of workout programs. I still haven’t made a decision on which machine to get. I’m also considering a Smooth machine but I appreciate the information. It should help in my search.
Thank you for the feedback!
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