LifeSpan TR 3000i Review

Lifespan TR4000i Folding Treadmill

Overview

The LifeSpan TR3000i is a good entry level treadmill, with good cushioning, incline capability, plenty of workouts, a solid warranty and Bluetooth tracking capability. Although not the most exciting cardio machine in the world, it has everything you need to get a good workout at a competitive price.

Specifications

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Speed : up to 12 mph

Incline : up to 15 levels

Motor : 2.75 Continuous Duty DC

Belt : 20" x 56"

Maximum User Weight : 350 lbs

Unit Dimensions : 71" L x 33" W x 56" H

Warranty : Lifetime for frame and motor, 5 years for parts and 1 year for labor

Best Features

Solid Cushioning

Advanced cushioning is one of the highlights of this machine, minimizing impact and helping you avoid injury.

There are 8 compression shock absorbers built into the deck, providing the ideal amount of resistance whether you are walking, jogging or running.

Diverse Workout Programs

The LifeSpan TR3000i gives you a nice array of workouts, including 5 weight management, 5 healthy living, 7 sports, 2 heart rate and 2 customized programs.

This gives you a wide range to choose from, regardless of your ultimate fitness goals. For the heart rate programs you can utilize the grips or wireless readings for more accuracy if you have a chest strap.

Bluetooth Tracking Capability

Although it costs extra (around $30 currently), the 3000i offers a Bluetooth adapter that allows you to track all of your workouts through the LifeSpan Active Trac app and sync them to your favorite fitness apps as well.

This is a great feature for those who like to stay on top of their workouts from week to week and see how they are progressing, set goals, share with friends, etc.

EZ Folding

The LifeSpan TR3000i folds for easy storage after your workout. With its hydraulic system all you need to do is lift up the deck and the treadmill does all of the work for you.

Other Great Features

The TR3000i has a nice clear display, QuickSet buttons for incline and speed, a cooling fan, speakers, media holder, USB port and built in safety features.

Conclusions

Pros

There’s a lot to like about the TR3000i. It is well built, well designed, has good cushioning, solid incline, folding capability and a wide array of workouts to choose from.

Cons

Although the Bluetooth capability is really nice, you do have to pay a little extra to get it. Also, the deck is a bit short, so if you are a runner or on the taller side this one might not work for you.

Bottom Line

If you’re looking for a solid entry level treadmill that folds, provides some good cushioning and a nice amount of workouts, the TR3000i might be the right machine for you.

If you are taller, take a look at the up-level TR4000i model with a longer 20 x 60″ deck as well as a more powerful motor.

If you need something wider look at the TR5500i as well.

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