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Golds Gym 450

*Est. $400

Best cheap treadmill, short warranty

Pros: Inexpensive, folds for storage, powered incline adjustment.

Cons: Short warranty, small 18-by-50-inch belt, noisy operation, not sturdy enough for running.
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Golds Gym 450

N/A

Gold's Gym

GGTL03607

275

6

Continuous duty

2.5

0 - 10 mph

0 - 10 percent

N/A

18 by 50

N/A

N/A

StepTech Cushion Deck

N/A

N/A

LCD

Blue

Speed, time, distance, calories, pulse

N/A

Yes

Yes

No

No

N/A

69.4

32

53.7

169

Motor -- 5 years; frame -- 1 year
Horizon Evolve SG

*Est. $600

Best-value treadmill for walking

Pros: No assembly required, inexpensive, very compact fold.

Cons: Suitable for walking only, maximum speed of just 6 mph, no incline.
(35 reviews)
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  $599.99
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Horizon Evolve SG

N/A

Horizon Fitness

N/A

250

2

Continuous duty

1.5

1 - 6 mph

No

1.6 mm

17 by 45

N/A

N/A

ComfortZone

N/A

N/A

LCD

Orange

Time, speed, distance, calories

Thumb pulse

Yes

No

Yes

Yes

N/A

59

23

48

99

Frame -- 10 years; motor -- 5 years; parts and labor -- 1 year
Sole F63

*Est. $1,050

Best value for walking and some jogging

Pros: Sturdy, durable, wide 20-inch belt, solid warranty, good for walking and light jogs, 15 percent incline.

Cons: Expensive if you only want to walk, belt short for tall runners, maximum speed of 10 mph.
(16 reviews)
Sole F63

795447563873

Sole

F63

325

6

Continuous duty, DC type

2.5

1 - 10 mph

15 percent

2 ply

20 by 55

N/A

2.5

Phenolic deck w/ shock absorption

33 by 75

N/A

LCD

Blue

Speed, incline, time, distance, calories, pulse, pace

No

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

N/A

75

33

58

260

Motor, frame -- lifetime; deck -- 3 years; electronics, belt, rollers -- 3 years; labor -- 1 year
Sole F80

*Est. $1,500

Best treadmill overall

Pros: Easy folding, storage, sturdy construction, warranty covers labor for two years, 15 percent incline, wide 20-inch belt.

Cons: Expensive if you just want to walk, belt may be short for tall runners.
(39 reviews)
Sole F80

795447580887

Sole

F80

350

6

Continuous duty, DC type

3

0.5 - 11 mph

15 percent

Double woven 2 ply

20 by 55

N/A

2.75

Cushion flex shock absorption whisper deck

33 by 75

N/A

LED

Red

Speed, incline, time, distance traveled, calories, pulse, pace

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

N/A

75

35

58

250

Motor, deck, frame -- lifetime; electronics, belt, rollers -- 5 years; labor -- 2 years
PaceMaster Platinum Pro VR

*Est. $2,400

Treadmill for incline/decline training

Pros: Declines to -3 percent, inclines to 12 percent, long 20-by-60-inch belt, solid warranty, 400-pound user weight limit.

Cons: Expensive, overkill for walkers and light runners.
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PaceMaster Platinum Pro VR

N/A

PaceMaster

N/A

400

22

Continuous duty

3

0.5 - 12 mph

-3 - 12 percent

Stretch-resistant 2 ply

20 by 60

Precision ground steel w/ permanently lubricated sealed bearings

2.5

Medium density fiberboard w/ phenolic surface

N/A

Welded aircraft grade extruded aluminum alloy

LED

N/A

Time, speed, distance, incline, calories, aerobic points, heart rate, heart rate zone, average speed, pace

Yes

N/A

N/A

No

No

120V AC, 50 - 60 Hz

73.5

33

57

205

Frame -- lifetime; motor -- 12 years; parts -- 5 years; labor -- 1 year
Landice L7 Cardio Trainer

*Est. $3,775

Heavy-duty treadmill for daily runners

Pros: Sturdy and powerful, good for serious runners, lifetime warranty, 15 percent incline, 4-horsepower motor.

Cons: Warranty loopholes, expensive, smallish console.
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Landice L7 Cardio Trainer

N/A

Landice

N/A

400

10

Continuous duty

4

0.5 - 12 mph

0 - 15 percent

4 ply

20 by 58

Steel

2.5

VFX floating deck system

N/A

Aluminum, secured with aircraft locking hardware, rust free

N/A

N/A

Time, distance, calories

Yes

N/A

N/A

N/A

Optional

N/A

75

28

56

275

Lifetime

Compare Treadmills

Golds Gym 450

Horizon Evolve SG

Sole F63

Sole F80

PaceMaster Platinum Pro VR

Landice L7 Cardio Trainer