
The Landice L7 Pro Sports Trainer earns a number of expert recommendations thanks to its sturdy frame, 4-horsepower motor and 400-pound weight capacity. Construction quality is excellent, and reviewers appreciate the workout programs, wireless heart-rate monitor and one-touch speed and elevation controls. The deck is also comfortable and supportive without being too soft. Landice has one of the best warranties in the business -- not only are all parts (including wear items) covered for the life of the treadmill, the warranty is also assignable to a new owner, which is almost unheard of in the fitness equipment industry.
A few users complain that the console is overly complicated, and price may be an obstacle to purchasing this treadmill, but expert reviewers feel that serious runners will get their money's worth. If you can afford another couple of hundred dollars, the same Landice L7 frame with the Cardio Trainer console (*Est. $3,700) offers even more variety in workout programs, and can store workout data for two separate individuals. For a more affordable option, reviewers recommend the Sole F80 treadmill ( *Est. $1,500).
Runner's World magazine tested the Landice L7 Pro Sports Trainer, along with eight other treadmills, and provided a detailed analysis of each. The L7 Pro Sports Trainer is also a favorite with online expert review sites such as Treadmill-Ratings-Reviews.com and TreadmillDoctor.com. User reviews are extremely rare, perhaps due to the Landice L7's high price.
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1. Runner's WorldDetails/Subscribe
Runner's World magazine praises the Landice L7 Pro Sports Trainer for its "super-stable ride, even while running up a steep incline at top speed." Testers identified the L7's programmability, including heart-rate monitoring programs, as this treadmill's stand-out feature.
Review: Rise of the Machines, Lisa Jhung and Sean Downey, Feb. 2010
TreadmillDoctor.com gives the Landice L7 Pro Sports Trainer high ratings for power, reliability and quality, but the reviewer appears disappointed with Landice for a recent price increase, and warns that other manufacturers now provide better values. TreadmillDoctor.com also reviews the Cardio Trainer console, calling Landice treadmills "one of the most solid treadmills on the market," but again complaining about the recent price hike.
Review: Landice L7 Pro Sports Trainer, Editors of TreadmillDoctor.com
3. Treadmill-Ratings- Reviews.com
Fred Waters of Treadmill-Ratings-Reviews.com, a former executive with Smooth Fitness, calls the Landice L7 Sports Trainer "about as good as it gets in the $3,000+ price range. He awards this treadmill a Best Buy rating in its price range, and comments that Landice can sell its treadmills based on its solid reputation alone, no advertising needed.
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