ProForm treadmills are extremely popular for two main reasons: features and price. For the money, you simply can't find another brand with as many extras as ProForm offers, even on their entry level machines.
The brand is part of the large ICON Health and Fitness group (now called iFit Health), which also makes NordicTrack, Healthrider, FreeMotion, Reebok, Weider, Weslo, Gold's Gym and the patented iFIT workout technology.
At the beginning, ProForm sold only treadmills. A few years later, they added ellipticals, HIIT trainers, exercise bikes, rowing machines and strength equipment to their lineup, all for residential use.
If you want to see all of the latest models available on sale now, just follow that link to the ProForm site where all of their current treadmills are featured at special discount prices.
Let's take a closer look at the ProForm lineup...
ProForm Treadmill Reviews - A Look at the Current Models
There are currently two different series to choose from: Pro and Carbon. Within each series are two or three treadmills models.
Pro Series
This is the most popular and also the most advanced series, consisting of three treadmills: the Pro 2000 and the popular top of the line Pro 9000. The mid-range Pro 5000 treadmill was recently discontinued.
You get up to a 4.0 CHP motor, large 22" x 60" decks, incline as well as decline capability, optional wireless heart rate monitor and the most workouts of all of the models.
Carbon Series
These are also relatively new ProForm treadmills, first introduced in Spring of 2020. Here you have the Carbon TLS and Carbon TLX.
The Carbon Series treadmills have up to 12% incline, Smart HD touch screens and grip heart rate. Functionality wise they sit right between the previous entry level City Series treadmills and the top of the line Pro treadmills.
So as you move up from the City to the Carbon to the Pro Series you get more features and more capabilities.
Here is some info on recently discontinued ProForm treadmills in case you cone across them:
City Series
This is one of the newer ProForm releases, with currently one model: the City L6. This is perfect for those with limited space in their workout areas.
The City L6 is super compact, with a 17.5" x 45" running area, up to 8 mph speed and a 1.6 CHP Mach Z motor. It includes iFit free for thirty days so you can check out all of the diverse workout options.
The previous entry level series, consisting of the base 400i, mid level 600i and new top-of-the-line 800i, seems to no longer be available.
Carbon Series
You have the Carbon T7, which comes for free with a 3-year iFit family membership, the up-level Carbon T10 and the top end Carbon T14.
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