The NordicTrack A2350 PRO is a great choice for a home treadmill, especially if you’re a walker. This model is the improved 2010 version of Nordictrack A2350, an older model we reviewed a couple of years ago.

This equipment offers an attractive set of features that make it a notable machine for Nordictrack, and the price talks for itself.

For $700, this treadmill is a great selection, but if you expect it to do wonders, you should just go look for a superior model (over $1,000).

Read more about the NordicTrack A2350 PRO and check out its advantages and disadvantages in the “Conclusions” section.

NordicTrack A2350 PRO Specifications

Speed: 0-12 MPH 1-TOUCH

Incline: 0-10%

Motor: 2.5 CHP Commercial Durx

Belt: 20’’ X 60’’ (50.8 cm x 152.4 cm)

The belt length is perfect for tall runners.

Supported user weight: 325 LB (147 kg)

Warranty:

The equipment comes with a lifetime warranty for frame and motor and 1 year guarantee for parts and labor.

NordicTrack A2350 PRO Features

Display:

The NordicTrack A2350 PRO is one of the most famous treadmills of Nordictrack due to its price/features balance.

The display offers great feedback which makes workout much more effective. By being in continuous contact to clear statements of your progress, workouts become both more enjoyable and more productive.

Regardless of the type of workout you choose, the display will permanently keep track of essential elements that you need to be aware of:

- Incline level
- Speed
- Elapsed time
- Walked or run distance
- Your pace in minutes/ mile or kilometer
- Approximate number of burned calories
- Heart rate

Workouts:

- 10 Perfomance Workouts
- 6 Weight Loss Workouts

The NordicTrack A2350 PRO features 16 preset workouts, of which 6 calorie workouts and 10 performance workouts. These workouts represent a very effective way of losing weight or just keeping fit. The 20 inches wide treadbelt offers more room to walk, run or jog.

To use one of the preset workouts, you should follow these steps:

Insert the key

Select the desired workout by using the Increase/ Decrease buttons next to the Enter button. After highlighting Workouts, choose your category, press Enter and select the workout.

After the selection has been made, the display will give you the name, duration, maximum speed setting, maximum incline setting and a general profile of the speed settings

Remember that a distance workout doesn’t give you the duration of the program

Press Start and the treadmill will adjust to the speed and incline settings of the workout.

The preset workout holds to major segments: speed settings and incline settings. During workout, the display will show your progress

Note that the calories you will burn depend on your weight. The estimated goal of burned calories that the workout offers remains theoretical. It all depends on your weight.

Choose the desired display mode to follow your progress.

Monitor your heart rate, if you wish to.

When the workout ends, remove the key.

Preset workouts control the speed and incline automatically.

iFit LIVE MODULE – Optional, Not Included

This module is optional, but it’s a strong feature and we recommend you to buy it. More details about the iFIT module’s features are listed in this article (iFIT Workouts)

Heart Rate Reading: through handlebars

You can easily monitor your heart rate by using the handgrip pulse sensors. With your hands clean, stand on the foot rails and hold your hands still on the contacts. After the pulse is detected, your heart rate will be displayed. For more accuracy, stand still for another 15 seconds.

Remember this info is just pure workout feedback. This is not a medical device, just a standard feature.

Stereo Sound System: iPOD compatible

To enjoy your favorite tracks or books or whatever keeps you motivated, you can insert an audio device into the console. Check if the audio wire if fully plugged in. Press Play on your audio device and select the desired volume by pressing Increase/ Decrease.

Information Mode

The information Mode is highly important for treadmills’ maintenance due to its permanent display of the total distance of the walking belt and total number of hours that the treadmill has been in use. With this info you can know when it’s time to lubricate the belt, check if the belt is off-center or slips when you walk on. You should do these check-ups every 2-3 weeks.

From this menu you also select if you want to see display in English or Metric form (miles or km).

To select this mode, hold Stop, insert key and then release the Stop button. When activated, the mode will display the information.

To change the unit of measurement, select English for Meters and Metric for Kilometers.

When the iFit life Module is plugged in correctly in this mode you can check the Wifi Status. If a USB is plugged in, the message will be “USB Status”. When there is no device plugged in, the message will be “No Module Detected”.