Treadmill Reviews From Treadmill Sensei
Treadmill reviews by the Treadmill Sensei are second to none! I have years of experience in the industry and really know what to look for when I use a treadmill. I also know a thing or two about other exercise equipment like elliptical trainers. Use my reviews to help you find the perfect treadmill or other piece of fitness equipment for your home. Ohiyo!
Why buy a treadmill online?
Great question. There are several advantages to browsing my treadmill reviews and then ordering your machine online. The biggest advantage is not having to deal with any pushy sales person. You can research treadmills yourself from the comfort of your own home and not get pushed into something that isn't really right for you. Plus with all the constant deals online, you are sure to find every discount possible and usually secure free shipping. Getting a treadmill online couldn't be easier, just browse our reviews below to find one perfect for you!
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Best Buy Treadmills between $1000 – $2000
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Here we are! The long awaited announcement of the official best buy winners!
These are the winners of treadmills between $1000 – $2000:
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Best Buy Winners of sub $1000 treadmills
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Here we are! The long awaited announcement of the official best buy winners!
These are the winners of treadmills under $1000:
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Nordictrack Elite 9500 Pro vs. Sole F85
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Our final competitors for the best buy treadmill in the $1000 to $2000 class are going to be the Nordictrack Elite 9500 and the Sole F85.
Here we are at the final round of the best buys for the middle class. The $1000 to $2000 range is a very competitive market, and a lot of companies push hard to get their treadmills to be good enough to take some of the market share in this price range. Sole, Smooth, Nordictrack, and Proform seem to be some of the hardest pushers, and it is noticeable in their treadmills. The improvements over the past few years have been great.
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Proform Power 995 vs. Sole F63
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In the ring today is the Proform Power 995 and the Sole F63.
This a best buy Grand Finale!! We’re down to our last 2 treadmills for the budget sub $1000 class. Both are very popular and have a lot of perks. They are priced the same on sale at $999.
The Proform Power 995 is furnished with
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Nordictrack A2750 Pro vs. Nordictrack C900 Pro
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In the ring today is the Nordictrack A2750 Pro against the Nordictrack C900 Pro.
OHIYO! It’s been a while. There are reasons I haven’t been able to post in here for a few weeks, but I’ll have to explain later. There’s no time today. The Best Buy Tournament is coming close to its end, and after comparing the A2750 Pro and the C900, we’ll have it narrowed down to just a few more.
The A2750 Pro is a few hundred dollars cheaper than the C900, so we’re going to determine if it’s worth the price increase to buy the C900 or if it’s more worth your money to just stick with the A2750.
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Proform Performance 1450 vs. Smooth 7.35
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The treadmills in our sights today are the Proform Performance 1450 and the Smooth 7.35.
We’ve seen these treadmills several times by now, but they have both earned to be checked out again. Only this time they’re going to be pitted up against eachother, and one’s going to come out on top.
Both of these treadmills are extremely well built and well priced, which is what has gotten them this far. Both of them are priced right around $1500, which is a very competitive price range in the treadmill industry. The Smooth 7.35 follows a pattern that Smooth likes to implement into their treadmills, in that it’s a cut above the norm in almost every specification. Smooth has a knack to go the extra mile anywhere they can, which has really paid off for them in the long run by keeping them in good business while so many other companies are dropping like flies.
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Smooth 9.45 ST vs. Nordictrack Elite 9700 Pro
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The treadmills for comparison today are the Smooth 9.45ST and the Nordictrack Elite 9700 Pro.
The two treadmills we have today are in quite different price ranges, but we’re still going to compare them, for several reasons. The 9.45ST has been a Best buy winner several times in its lifetime, and the Nordictrack Elite 9700 Pro is one of the top sellers for the price range it’s in.
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Freemotion 750 Interactive vs. Nordictrack Commercial 1750
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Our treadmills today are the Freemotion 750 Interactive and the Nordictrack Commercial 1750.
Hello everybody. I’m back with a lot to share. It’s been a few days since the last post here. Since then Nordictrack has come out with a few new models. I’m not going to include them in this best buy tournament, but they’re worth checking out. I’ll be writing reviews for them soon.
As for these 2 treadmills, they are some of the best treadmills you’ll find in this middle price range. The Freemotion is a bit cheaper at $1,299 than the Nordictrack Commercial 1750 at $1,499. So we’ll try to cut a little slack for the Freemotion.
The Freemotion 750 Interactive has beat all of the other freemotions mainly because of it’s low price, and impressive specs (I suppose that’s the only reason any treadmill trumps another). The motor is a satisfying 3.25 CHP engine with power and strength enough to power almost any size runner at the full 12MPH, or at the low .5 MPH without sounding like it’s going to explode.
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Horizon T101 vs. Proform Performance 400
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Our first two competitors for the 3rd round are the Horizon T101 and the Proform Performance 400.
These best buy competitions are getting harder and harder as the rounds go on. These two treadmills are both great, and they’re almost the same in specs and features. As far as customer reviews and invisible quality goes, it’s also a toss-up. They differ a lot in their build and design because they’re built by different manufacturing companies, but they must have been copying each other in a lot of things. Both are priced at $599 which is extremely low priced for a treadmill of any quality at all. These two are the best that I’ve found in the market at this price.
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