True Fitness Treadmills
TRUE treadmills are one of the most well-regarded brands in the higher end exercise equipment category. They are known for high quality, well-designed, compact treadmills, bikes and ellipticals, and are sold at specialty retailers as well as online on the company site and e-tailers like Amazon.
Although not quite as popular as Life Fitness, Matrix and Precor, TRUE holds their own in the commercial grade category, with solid machines incorporating the latest technology and focused on providing the best possible workout for walkers, joggers and runners alike.
Below you will find reviews of the most popular models. Scroll down to learn more about TRUE treadmills and how to find the best deals.
Reviews:
TRUE Fitness treadmills have received numerous awards over the years for their attention to detail and design innovation.
The lineup has remained relatively unchanged over the years, and includes the entry level M30, the M50, Performance 100, Performance 300, Z5.0, Performance 800, Z5.4 and the top-of-the-line ES900, now called the Excel 900.
Prices range from $1,999 up to $6,000+, and they compete directly with other companies that have made the leap from commercial to residential.
You can’t go wrong with any of the TRUE treadmills, as they are built strong and will last for many years to come.
TRUE Treadmill Buying Tips
1. You can buy them at high-end retailers or on the company website, but also check them out on Amazon as you can often find some great deals, as well as free shipping and you can read the TRUE treadmill reviews which tend to be more unbiased than those found on the site itself.
2. Only the very high end models come with touch screens and Bluetooth capability. Most of the treadmills do not have all of the bells and whistles…they are just extremely well made and designed for low impact and long-term use.
3. TRUE Fitness is known for their cushioning and heart rate monitoring. If these are two areas that appeal to you then TRUE treadmills are a very good option.
4. Only the top end Excel 900 has decline capability, although all of the others have 15% incline which is ideal for most users.
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