NordicTrack T Series: Perfect Treadmills for Home Use, Walking or Running Treadmill with Incline, Bluetooth Enabled, 300 lbs User Capacity
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Style: T Series 6.5Si
Features
- NordicTrack the #1 Treadmill Brand - Based on US Treadmill Dollar Share, TraQline Data 2018-2023
- 30-Day iFIT Membership Included; Stream Live & On-Demand Workouts On Your Equipment With Global Workouts & Studio Classes; Elite Trainers Adjust Your Equipment (15 Dollar 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
- 10 % OneTouch incline control; 10 MPH SMART OneTouch speed control; Your iFIT Trainer auto-adjusts your smart treadmills speed and incline for a fully optimized workout that meets your goals
- Innovative SpaceSaver design with EasyLift Assist means your treadmill can fold up after your run for compact, simple storage; 20 x 50 tread deck; Bluetooth headphone connectivity for in-ear audio
- 300-pound weight limit; Protected with a 10-year frame warranty, 2-year parts warranty, and 1-year labor warranty; For more warranty info visit iconservice.com; 54 H x 36 W x 73.5 L
Description
Your NordicTrack Treadmill stands the test of time with innovative design elements and expert engineering. Use your treadmill to go farther than you ever have before when you add NordicTrack Interactive personal coaching experience with IFIT. Get heart-pounding studio workouts and trainer-guided workouts around the globe so you can run the steps of Machu Picchu in the morning and the beaches of Hawaii in the afternoon. Always have confidence in the lasting power of your machine with lifetime frame and motor coverage. Continuous Horsepower (CHP) is a term used in the treadmill industry for consumer comparison purposes. The CHP rating is measured in laboratory testing using a dynamometer, which measures the mechanical power of the motor. The CHP rating does not denote the operational horsepower of the treadmill in ordinary household use. In ordinary household use, the motor does not operate at the horsepower shown.
Specs & Other Info
| Specification | Details |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer: | NordicTrack by iFIT Health & Fitness |
| Model: | T Series 6.5Si with 30-Day iFit Membership |
| Product Caliber: | Performance Level |
| Dimensions: | 67.5"D x 36"W x 73"H |
| Weight of Treadmill: | 198 Pounds |
| Construction Material: | Durable Alloy Steel |
| Top Speed: | 10 MPH |
| Unique Attribute: | Google Mapsβ’ Workout Technology for Global Workouts |
| Suggested Activity: | Running |
| Designated User Group: | Adults, Unisex |
| Maximum Incline: | 10% |
| Assembly: | Required |
| Display: | LED |
| Power Source: | Corded Electric |
| Number of Workout Programs: | 10 |
| Included Parts: | Upright arms, Deck and Motor, Console, Hardware |
| Maximum User Weight: | 136 Kilograms |
| Deck Size: | 50" Length x 20" Width |
| Screen Size: | 10 Inches |
| Power Input: | 400 Watts |
| Warranty: | 10-Year Frame, 2-Year Parts, 1-Year Labor |
Frequently asked questions
Yes, the NordicTrack T Series treadmill has been expertly engineered to fold up for quick and easy storage. This design feature makes it an excellent choice for home use, especially for those with limited space.
Yes, the NordicTrack T Series treadmill comes with incline capabilities. This feature can be easily adjusted to simulate various types of outdoor terrain, providing you with a more challenging and beneficial workout.
Yes, the NordicTrack T Series treadmill is Bluetooth-enabled. This allows you to interactively connect with a variety of training programs and tools for a superior workout experience.
Yes, the NordicTrack T Series treadmill is perfect as a walking treadmill. Its durable design and adjustable settings accommodate users of different fitness levels and workout preferences.
Top Amazon Reviews
π Abunda's Overview
This is our summary and key points to consider based on customer reviews.
The NordicTrack T 6.5 Si Treadmill left a positive impression on most reviewers, who praised its quality, quiet operation, and comprehensive features. Notably, the accompanying iFit membership, which allows users to enjoy interactive, scenic workouts, was highly appreciated. Some assembly issues and queries about the necessity of a second person for the assembly process were reported. Another point of contention was the software, which posed some challenges in terms of set-up and usage.
Pros
- πββ Quality built and sturdy
- π§ Has built-in speakers
- π‘ Comes with 10-speed treadmill and 10 levels of incline
- π Includes a one-year iFit membership for interactive and enjoyable workouts
- β€οΈ Incorporated heartbeat sensor (though it does not always work well)
- π Features good noise level, not disruptive
Cons
- π« Assembly might require two persons
- π§ Few challenges with assembly, alignment of screw holes, and wires
- π€ Some software issues, including initial start-up lock and calibration
- β "Software locked" treadmill requires app download or website visit for activation
Should I Buy It?
If you're not easily deterred by the challenge of the assembly process and are tech-savvy enough to navigate potential software issues, the NordicTrack T 6.5 Si Treadmill is a solid investment. Its quality, robust features, and comprehensive iFit membership make it a great choice for a holistic and engaging home workout experience, potentially outweighing its cons.
Style: T Series 5
Easy to setup. Took maybe an hour. Itβs very very heavy so when the box comes be ready to move it with two people. The unit itself is very sturdy and made with quality materials. Bought during Black Friday 2024 and it was a great value for a well-known brand. Works well!
Reviewed in the United States on December 14, 2024 by Pal
Style: T Series 5
After many hours of searching the internet for good treadmills that wouldn't break the bank, I found this NordicTrack model had what seemed to be a good mix of quality, features, and value. When we received it, we couldn't have been happier! For the price, it provided all the features we could want for those poor weather days we experience in the Pacific Northwest. I highly recommend paying extra for delivery to a specific room, especially if you plan to put it upstairs. Unboxing was easy and the instructions for connecting the pieces was clear. There are videos online as well if you need a little extra guidance. Also, make sure you have two people as it is quite heavy for one person. After using it for more than 3 months, I'm still satisfied and give it 5 stars. I'd highly recommend picking up the maintenance kit too, as our belt started to slip within a month. If you read the manual, it will tell you to tighten the belt, but after some more research this is not a good idea until you've made sure the belt deck is sufficiently lubricated. The belt should be tight enough from the factory, and you don't want damage it by over tightening it! If you're using it in a warm place quite frequently, it will probably need reapplication every 1-3 months.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 20, 2024 by Marshall G
Style: T Series 7.5S
* OVERALL * I had bought a NordicTrack treadmill similar to this years ago and got a lot of great use out of it. The only reason I sold it is because we were moving and the rental we were moving in to didn't have space for it. We bought a new home recently and I have a big workout space now and tracked down a similar model from Amazon and got it in January when they were running some discounts. Overall it's been a great machine and I've already put 50 hours and about 200 miles on it. * ASSEMBLY * I bought the package deal where an installer comes to assemble it, so all I can say is that he didn't have any issues and it took him less than an hour. Been solid since. * GENERAL USE * It's a mid-range treadmill but it gives me most of what I need. I do run some of the iFit programs that vary speed and elevation and every once in a while it would be nice to have more than a 12% incline, but not very often. When it comes to speed, I'm rarely sprinting even at the max speed of 12mph, so it's plenty fast. Speed and incline controls are decently responsive but there are times you have to hit the button more than once to get it to react. Transitions to a higher or lower speed or incline are just fine. Wouldn't want them any faster or slower. The width and length of the treadmill are great and I'm 6' 4" and never feel crowded. I have some suggestions for improvement, but I'll write those below. * iFIT * I've used some of the iFit programs and enjoyed them. Probably a lot more to get out of them, but the screen on the treadmill isn't huge so not as engaging as I'd like. It's more about the automatic program control of the speed and incline that's valuable to me. The buttons on the touchscreen are kind of small and not super responsive. They work and I get around fine on it, but it can be sluggish and often requires multiple attempts to get a button to respond. Kind of like a smartphone ten years ago. Not perfect. The other big issue is that I have not found a way to sync the iFit program to a computer screen or TV in any way. My old NordicTrack with iFit allowed you to use the iFit website and sync what was going on with the treadmill on the computer screen. I think that feature has been removed as far as I can tell and there's no way to use an AppleTV, Roku, computer, or anything else to see a larger picture of the screen so you're left with a small screen only. I called support multiple times on this, but it seems this isn't available and only high-end models have an HDMI out (probably a $2 part) that would work perfectly. Oh well, I'm living with it, but it was a surprise to find out that this treadmill couldn't do what a similar NordicTrack treadmill 10 years ago could do. * SUGGESTIONS * Don't want these suggestions for improvement imply that I'm not happy with the treadmill. I am!! It can just get better in a few key ways: - See my iFit comments above. It's really been crippled in order to convince you to buy a much more expensive version just for the bigger screen. That's too bad. - There no great place to put a water bottle. There are spots on the side, but they don't work like a drink holder at all and are kind of awkwardly placed. There's a shelf down below the controls, but I'm not quite sure why it's there except to store stuff like a HRM or other gear. Not a good spot for a water bottle while you're walking/running. - Noises: overall I'm happy with the noise level of the machine, but it makes a strange noise ever time as the incline goes down around 0. My other treadmill did the same thing, so I guess it's normal, but still kind of strange. - Like I mentioned above, buttons could be more responsive. When you're sprinting above 9mph and you're ready to end your interval you reach for a slower speed and it would be great if it responded the first time every time. Again, overall I'm very pleased with the machine and it gets me through Idaho winters without gaining 100 lbs. Don't know what I'd do without it.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 23, 2020 by Spiffyman
Style: T Series 6.5S
Edit: The NordicTrack maintenance agreement is a scam. I paid $200 for the 3 year agreement. First visit (still under warranty) was free to me. Called today for 2nd year and they are charging me a $25 travel fee for the tech to come out. That might be worth it if the machine was broke, but just basic lube and diagnostic it is a little steep. Machine is still great, but think carefully before buying the maintenance agreement. I could probably find a tech for basics a lot cheaper....and probably even just pay for broke parts with the $200 if it ever comes to that. One year on review: Definitely worth it -but shines with the iFit app. I got the small basic screen model T6.5S, but it was on sale for less than $500 delivered. Bought a Samsung Android Tablet and it has worked fine for using iFit app. The treadmill functionality really shines if you use the iFit trainings regularly. The speed and incline are controlled by the particular workout (but you can turn it down or up when needed). The iFit trainers are all very good but really enjoy Tommy Rivs and Stacie Clark workouts. I have worked up to 50 miles of running and 30 miles of hiking over the year. Lost 10 lbs and feel a lot better in general. The combo treadmill and iFit made that possible. Called for the annual maintenance and that was simple and easy. The five year maintenance plan was worth it for me, but this was my second treadmill and I knew I would put in a lot of exercise time. Assembly and first impressions (right after purchase) The first few instructions are a little sketchy unless you read the instruction manual. I tried their video build option and it is not nearly detailed enough. They use three different bolts for each support and the packaging gives the impression you just use one size. Once you read the instruction in the booklet, it all makes sense. There are a couple of points where they recommend having a helper and that would be nice, but I didn't have one. I used a couple of ratcheting bars to hold the control panel in place while I screwed it in and made the electronic connections. Worked fine. The other point is adding the pressure tube under the track part. I had a longer ratcheting bar and was able to brace the running track up so I could make the connections underneath. It worked fine, but did feel a little dangerous. That track is extremely heavy if it dropped on you. I set up a couple of chairs so it would not fall completely to the ground if it had come loose and tried to work as much as possible at the edge so I could get myself out of the way if it dropped. It worked great out of the box. Not sure how well it will hold up, but have seen videos of it working fine after six months. My old treadmill had lasted five years, and probably will make five more but I wanted the auto incline feature on the NordicTrack.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 20, 2022 by Patrick Tate