NordicTrack Commercial Series 1250, 1750, 2450: Expertly Engineered Foldable Treadmill, Treadmills for Home Use, Walking Treadmill with Incline, Superior Interactive Training Experience
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Style: Commercial 1750 Treadmill (2019 Model)
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- 30-Day iFIT Family Membership Included; Stream live & on-demand workouts on your equipment with Global Workouts & Studio Classes; Add up to 5 users; Elite trainers adjust your equipment ($39 value)
- Immersive 10-inch interactive HD touchscreen streams on-demand iFIT workouts directly to your equipment and provides easy stats tracking; SMART-Response motor for effective running and cardio training
- -3 to 15 % OneTouch incline control; 12 MPH SMART OneTouch speed control; Your iFIT Trainer auto-adjusts your speed and incline to meet trainer requirements and match real-world terrain
- Innovative SpaceSaver design with EasyLift Assist means your treadmill can fold up after your run for compact, simple storage; 22 x 60 tread belt for leg and elbow space; Runners Flex cushioning
- 300-pound user capacity; Protected with a 10-year frame warranty, 2-year parts warranty, and 1-year labor warranty; 62.75 H x 39.25 W x 81.25 L
Brand: NordicTrack
Color: Black
Product Grade: like new
Product Dimensions: 80"D x 38"W x 65"H
Item Weight: 346 Pounds
Maximum Speed: 12 Miles per Hour
Special Feature: Run anywhere. Work out all over the globe with our stunning Google Maps™ workout technology.
Recommended Uses For Product: Running
Target Audience: Adult
Maximum Horsepower: 3.75 Horsepower
Brand: NordicTrack
Color: Black
Product Grade: like new
Product Dimensions: 80"D x 38"W x 65"H
Item Weight: 346 Pounds
Maximum Speed: 12 Miles per Hour
Special Feature: Run anywhere. Work out all over the globe with our stunning Google Maps™ workout technology.
Recommended Uses For Product: Running
Target Audience: Adult
Maximum Horsepower: 3.75 Horsepower
Maximum Incline Percentage: 15
Assembly Required: Yes
Display Type: LED
Power Source: Corded Electric
Number of Programs: 50
Included Components: Console, deck, treadmill, hardware kit
Product Benefits: Experience personalized training with immersive global workouts on a spacious, cushioned tread belt, and enjoy the convenience of a space-saving design.
Maximum Weight Recommendation: 350 Pounds
Deck Length: 60 Inches
Deck Width: 22 Inches
Frame Material: Alloy Steel
Speed Rating: 12 miles_per_hour
Screen Size: 10 Inches
Input Power: 1750 Watts
UPC: 043619872187
Global Trade Identification Number: 87
Model Name: NordicTrack Commercial 1750 Treadmill + 30-Day iFit Membership
Manufacturer: iFIT Health & Fitness
Item Package Dimensions L x W x H: 84 x 35 x 19.87 inches
Package Weight: 156.94 Kilograms
Item Dimensions LxWxH: 80 x 38 x 65 inches
Brand Name: NordicTrack
Warranty Description: 2-Year Labor, Lifetime Frame & Motor, 5-Year Parts
Suggested Users: unisex-adult
Number of Items: 1
Part Number: NTL14119
Model Year: 2019
Style: Commercial 1750 Treadmill (2019 Model)
Date First Available: October 27, 2018
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Top Amazon Reviews
Style: Commercial 2450 Treadmill (2019 Model)
Seriously, for years I put off buying a treadmill for so many reasons I lost count, but the big ones were up-front cost, space, and my fear that I'd lose interest in it -- way safer to keep a gym membership with a treadmill there, but have other options too. Enter COVID. LOL I really tried to adapt and just run/walk/hike on my own, but boredom with this dragged on alongside COVID. I looked at used treadmills to save some $$$ but just wasn't finding anything that suited. My last straw was the free iFit trial I got on my phone, just to see how I liked the style/format---figured it'd be too corny for me and that I'd struggle with virtual training (having tried it before), but turns out I liked it more than I thought I would. Global workouts (some relief for the travel-deprived) + personalities + a huge range of workout options was really working for me. OVERVIEW Have had this thing a few days now and am freakin' in love with it. I doubt I'll lose interest...even if I cancel iFit after the year trial, the freedom and flexibility I've got with this thing to run/walk anytime I'm free without being hindered by weather, time of day, personal safety, is pretty liberating. I'm just mad it took me this long to get off the fence about getting one in the first place. MODEL CHOICE As a lover of hiking, I looked seriously at NT's incline trainer, but between the primo price and the fact that the deck didn't raise, I dropped back to the Commercial 2450. I actually looked at ProForm too to save some dough since it's the same parent company as NT, but was won over by NT's larger screens and more solid consumer reviews (but would probably be just fine with a ProForm, honestly). Anyway, I don't regret not getting the incline trainer...having done the Waipio Valley hike with Johnnie Gale this morning, 15% incline is plenty...and if that's not burning your calves enough, jack up the speed, lol. FEATURES Lots of feature-talk in other reviews so I'll try not to echo too much here...but one complaint by some is that some models were shipped by Amazon without a tray for setting up a tablet in case you want to watch TV or whatnot (since the screen on the trainer won't do that). Mine has the tray, so...wasn't a problem. Fan works fine as a nice cool breeze--thinking of dabbing some essential oil on a cotton ball and taping to the back so I can get some plumeria vibes on the Hawaii training series! LOL! Deck isn't too heavy/hard to raise, but be safe and lift with the legs. The tablet on the trainer has a tilt option, but it's not great, so if you're doing the non-treadmill workouts it can be tough to see. I'd recommend downloading iFit on your phone/tablet and connecting your account there. I haven't noticed any issues between having my account on the trainer and my iPhone. Have had no issues with power/program glitches/freezes/restarts. Fingers crossed it stays that way. One part I'm still sorting out -- doing manual adjustments to speed/incline in iFit workouts. This is possible, but it does seem buggy sometimes. For example, I'll let the program control the incline, but I might want to adjust speed. If I adjust speed 5-6 times or so, the incline stops auto-adjusting, so I click "follow the trainer" mid-workout as a reset, and start my own adjustments over. This doesn't require stopping the program, and honestly, could be partly user-error. Either way, not a big deal. SHIPMENT Like many, I ordered through Amazon b/c the shipping was better than NT's site, where things were on backorder. Given some reviews, I was a little worried though, about damage during transit/delivery. I had zero issue with this, thankfully. I'm wondering if Amazon changed their shipping strategy to account for this b/c I did notice the date I picked for shipping when I ordered got pushed out a week by Amazon. As I tracked things on their site over the days, I noticed the shipment status was vague for over a week before it shipped, and the delivery date changed twice. No one actually contacted me personally via phone to confirm delivery timing/etc., so I contacted Amazon customer service via their chat function. Their agents had more info than what appeared on the site to me which helped. Once it shipped, the email updates came rolling in as to tracking/delivery status. Since they contract the delivery to another company, it wasn't clear at all how to change the delivery date if I had a conflict, but I'm sure if I contacted customer service again, that could get sorted. All told, I ordered the trainer July 31 with an Aug 5 delivery date, but got it on the 11th. If that was the price to pay for COVID and getting it without being damaged, I'll take it. ;) DELIVERY Maybe it's b/c I live in a single-story home, but the delivery driver took no issue bringing it across the threshold for me. He even helped me orient it so I had an easier time unboxing. ASSEMBLY To be clear, this really is a 2-person job. But I chose to assemble as much as I could solo, then get a friend to help with the rest. Wound up doing the whole thing myself, though I fully appreciate why this isn't the smartest idea, lol. Instructions were pretty clear to me, pieces were neatly organized, and this is one of the few things I've put together where I didn't screw up/misinterpret and have to go back several steps. Bulk aside, I've had worse issues with assembling Ikea shelves, so props to the NT folks on making this clear/easy. And kudos and thanks to those who posted tips in other reviews. Using the box as a sled for getting the deck oriented (I even kept part of the cardboard under the console half of the unit to protect my floor), and assembling in the spot you plan to use it is an absolute must, whether you're assembling yourself or not. This thing has wheels, but wheeling it down the hall to another spot in my home isn't happening. Forget the weight/bulk...based on the direction the wheels are oriented, this thing is too wide for my hallway. I could turn it 90 degrees, but then the wheels are useless so...yes, determine where you want it first, THEN build. Thinking ahead to a situation where you might move residences, one thing I'm considering is taking the entire upper frame off the unit so it can move in 2 pieces (deck + upper frame/console, b/c my main concern would be damaging walls/floors/the unit and especially the console itself). If you don't fully snap in the two plastic pieces that sit over the legs at the base (these plastic pieces are simply cosmetic, and not snapping them in makes zero difference to the look/functionality), you can raise them and access the bolts they cover to unscrew the frame/console...and this absolutely WILL take 2 people...just be sure you disconnect the wire connecting the console to the power supply on the back of the running deck, and safely secure it.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 15, 2020 by DKM
Style: Commercial 1750 Treadmill (2019 Model)
11/16/2021 UPDATE: Save your money and spend it on a cheaper treadmill with no tablet so you can invest in the tablet separately. This is garbage, iFIT subscriptions are falling through after the first free year, since they are not that great but for the first time I have seen that the app is holding the entire tablet and treadmill hostage. They will not let you download anything else netflix, amazon prime or youtube on the tablet so you are forced to renew their subscription. Check out Youtube full of horror stories of people trying to find a hack for variety and entertainment but mostly because after spending $2000 on a treadmill you expect it to be yours and not owned by a corporation that twists your arm every time you do not cough up money to renew. iFit trainers are fine but they talk too much, I like my runs to be peaceful with a view of the moving trail but sometimes I want to watch something else so I am not being a couch potato. This is absolutely unacceptable. I regret this purchase and wish that I had invested in a cheaper treadmill with no tablet to buy a separate tablet to watch whatever I so desire on the run. Its shame, I cannot return this entrapment. Save your money, stay away! 10/1/2020 Update The Nordic track needs to get it together, the treadmill tablet has gotten bad to worse, it takes 3-5 minutes to boot up and 75-80% of the times shows an error and needs to be restarted. Most of the programs on it have buffering issues, error out, stop working and ruin the run for you. By the time you get it boot up, find something, its already 7 mins in and your mojo to run is dying. I am furious about this since the tablet is the only way to operate it. I MOSTLY do manual runs at this point without running an iFIT program, because it's JUST NOT WORTH THE WASTED TIME to get set up and use iFIT. No one wants to spend 10 minutes getting set up TO RUN- which should be pretty straightforward. Isn't that the whole point of running? If this is the state within 6 mos of purchase, I am afraid of what to expect down the road, if there is one. Its frustrating and no direct number to reach out to for support. BTW the Bluetooth to connect my (Bose) earphones worked just fine for me until the latest update on the tablet last week. Thanks for nothing! Pros- I have had this treadmill for a little over a month. The treadmill is sturdy, not as loud- although if you live in apartments, the sound and vibrations will carry based on the construction. The assembly was easy with well-written instructions. The incline and decline work smoothly throughout the workout. The iFit workout library is pretty exhaustive and offers something for all levels in addition to strength and HIIT workouts. Though its hard to see the screen when you are doing the floor exercises. I am glad I got the one with Bluetooth speakers and fans- that helps me go on longer by keeping the body temp down. The feather touch buttons can sometimes be an issue to be clicked twice but it's just something I have to get used to. The tablet size and quality is great - the iFit videos are a pure joy to work with on the high def screen. Cons: The iFit programs are great when they work- they cause lag in the workout at times and have frozen in between a run where I lost the progress. For the tablet size and treadmill cost, I would have liked a less buggy interface and smoother, quicker operation. I am not sure if I will continue with the subscription after the year is up but definitely the bugginess is an issue for me. I am concerned if the tablet will last me long to operate the treadmill. The treadmill takes a minute to boot up when you can start running- on multiple occasions the initiation failed and had to be rebooted 2-3 times to get it started. Additional must-haves: - I would really like to have the ability to project my phone on this tablet or have native apps on the tablet to play Netflix or Hulu. I am wondering if that's being considered as an option. If they can push that feature in the software update, that would be a great value add and great customer experience. - I would also love to have some iFit workout videos with just the trail views in different terrains but no audio or commentary over it. this is where I can choose to use the iFit workout and listen to podcasts or music during my run.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 22, 2020 by diablo12