LifeSpan Treadmills

LifeSpan Fitness Brand

LifeSpan Fitness is owned by PCE Health and Fitness. The company was founded in 1994, and the LifeSpan Brand was launched in 2001.

LifeSpan invest all their efforts in launching residential products for home use (treadmills, exercise bikes, elliptical trainers). Their products have won several prizes over the years. What got your attention were the Rowing Machine, the Stretch Partner and the Vibration Trainer.

About their market, LifeSpan has retailers in USA, Canada and South America. This is a big market to cover and only strong competitors can resist. After 10 years, LifeSpan is listed along with the strongest residential equipment manufacturers.

Reviews and Additional Info

LifeSpan Fitness treadmills have made a very good impression on us.

They are transparent with the expectations you should have from all their models and they keep their promise. That is why their treadmills are listed by the type of effort they support: light use, moderate use, intensive use and light commercial use.

The low cost models have the advantage that are shipped already assembled, and are usually compact treadmills. Their disadvantage is that you can use them for light jogging only and they don't support heavy users.

The LifeSpan treadmills for moderate use are pretty good, if you are into walking and jogging. The advantage is that for the price paid (should not be more that $1000), you receive interactive features that can make your workout pleasant (we refer to the LifeSpan Club kit).

Our favorite models (which we also listed in our Best Buy top) are the LifeSpan treadmills that can support intensive use and light commercial use. These are usually backed by a strong motor (continuous motors), have interactive workouts included, and stronger warranty.

Main Strengths

LifeSpan Club: LifeSpan Fitness Club membership allows you to login on an online platform and create custom treadmill workouts based on the recommendations of professional fitness trainers, or based on your own plan. You can copy the workouts on an USB stick, then download them in your LifeSpan treadmill console compatible with this feature. The console will then load them as preset workouts. At the end of the workout you can copy the results from the treadmill console into the membership account, using the same USB device.

The LifeSpan Club tracks total reports based on the data recorded in the treadmill console for each user. It depends on the treadmill console how many user profiles are available (usually there are 2).

Folding Option: We like the EZ drop system they developed for folding treadmills. It is easy to use.

Workouts: The preset workouts selection is various and you will definitely not get bored.

Buying Tips

LifeSpan has competitive offers for all budgets that are worth your attention. Read our reviews for a more detailed overview of each model.

The highly priced LifeSpan treadmills (such as Pro5 or Pro3) are really just attempts to include professional treadmills in their offer. They have nice features and durable components, but still they are not the best you can buy in that price range (over $3000 treadmills).

If you need our assistance to find more about a specific LifeSpan treadmill, contact us anytime.