Xterra Fitness Sport Series Premium Folding Smart Treadmill, Handlebar Speed and Incline Controls, Large XTRASoft Cushioned Running Deck, Built-in FTMS-Enabled Bluetooth with XF Connect Fitness App
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Style: TRX4500
Features
- Smooth and powerful XTERRA high torque 3.25 HP motor
- Reader-Friendly 7.5" Bright Blue Backlit LCD clearly displays program profile, time, speed, pace, distance, calories, incline, and pulse
- Several motivating programs 30 pre-set, 2 custom, 1 heart rate control, and manual options
- Handlebar mounted speed and incline controls easily adjust the intensity of your workout on the go
Description
The heart pounding speed range up to 12 mph and 15 different levels of incline are powered by a smooth and quiet 3.25 HP motor. Manufactured with a focus on delivering quality construction and premium performance. A 7.5" bright blue LCD display with 30 pre-set programs offer variety to your workout while Bluetooth FTMS capabilities allow users to get the ultimate workout by connecting to popular third party apps. Handlebar mounted speed and incline controls, XTRASoft deck cushioning, reading rack, built-in fan, and cupholders provide users with exceptional comfort and convenience, making workouts longer and more enjoyable. Built with all athletes and spaces in mind the large 20" x 60" belt and 350 lb user weight limit accommodates a wide range of users. While the Lift Assist, Safe Drop, and transport wheels help you safely and easily store the treadmill away when not in use. An included chest strap heart rate transmitter and handlebar mounted hand pulse sensors give you two ways to monitor your heart rate. Tethered safety magnet clip attaches to your waistband and stops the unit in case of fall while also providing a safeguard against unsupervised use by storing it away in a safe place.
Brand: XTERRA
Color: Black, Silver
Product Grade: New
Product Dimensions: 35.5"D x 77.2"W x 56.1"H
Item Weight: 220.5 pounds
Material: Alloy Steel
Maximum Speed: 12 miles_per_hour
Special Feature: Bluetooth
Recommended Uses For Product: Indoor, Running, Walking
Target Audience: Adult
Maximum Speed: 12 miles_per_hour
Additional Features: Bluetooth
Maximum Horsepower: 3.25 hp
Maximum Incline Percentage: 15
Display: LCD Screen
Power Source: Corded Electric
Connectivity Technology: power cord
Control Program Name: Multiple (Manual, Heart Rate Control, Custom Workout, etc.)
Metrics Measured: Heart Rate
Maximum Weight Recommendation: 350 pounds
Input Power: 1300 watts
Minimum Speed: 0.5 miles_per_hour
Speed Rating: 12 miles_per_hour
Number of Programs: 30
Item Dimensions D x W x H: 35.5"D x 77.2"W x 56.1"H
Item Weight: 220.5 pounds
Deck Length: 60 inches
Deck Width: 20 inches
Folded Size: 51.2 x 35.5 x 65.7 inches
Display Size: 7.5 inches
Color: Black, Silver
Brand Name: XTERRA
Product Grade: New
Recommended Uses For Product: Indoor, Running, Walking
Target Audience: Adult
Included Components: XTERRA TRX4500 Treadmill, Owner's Manual
Product Benefits: Experience smooth workouts with a powerful motor, cushioned deck, diverse programs, and Bluetooth connectivity.
Model Number: TRX4500
UPC: 795447145871
Number of Items: 1
Global Trade Identification Number: 71
Model Name: Fitness Folding Treadmill Black
Manufacturer: XTERRA Fitness
Item Type Name: Treadmill
Manufacturer Part Number: 145817
Warranty Description: 1 Year - Labor, 2 Years - Parts, 5 Years - Deck, Lifetime - Frame/Motor
Material Type: Alloy Steel
Frame Material Type: Steel
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Style: TRX4500
I’m a “runner” (in comparison to a jogger or ‘recreational’ runner) & conducted weeks of in-depth product reviews on Amazon & YouTube of various treadmills. The point of this review is to share what I learned along with why I chose the XTERRA TRX4500. 1st of all, my budget was up to $1,000 and looking for the best treadmill I can find with the needed features and preferences to meet my need as a runner. If I could have found that at $500 then even better...but coincidentally various treadmill options fell in the $1k+ range. My Required Features: *Horsepower - & Why It Matters: You will see models with an HP from 2.0 - 4.5. The TRX4500 HP is 3.25 & the next lower model (XTERRA3500) has a 3.0 HP. If you are a runner, I recommend not buying a treadmill with less than 3.0 HP. You don’t want to be maxing out the motor speed on a regular basis and believe 3.0 & higher will reduce the wear & tear and strain on your motor as a runner. *Overall Size: The TRX4500 has a length of 60 & width of 20 (60x20). After HP, this was the second most important factor as a runner because I reviewed so many models that many looked very small and limited actual running space. As a runner I don’t want to feel constricted with a small physical platform and the 60x20 is perfect. I could perhaps live with a 55x20 but when I’m sprinting and have to slow the machine down to catch my breath, I find myself using every bit of the 60 length. If ur a walker or jogger then a smaller physical platform is fine. As a runner, I could not buy a treadmill with less than 20 inches in width. *Handle Bar Controls As a runner, having speed controls on the side panel (i.e. handlebars) is not just a nice feature but a needed feature. When I’m pushing myself, it’s difficult to rely on reaching the controls on the main panel. It was interesting that other comparative models did not include this feature. *Pace Monitor As a runner, being able to monitor my pace is very important to me and the vast majority of comparative models did not have a “Pace” feature in their metrics. Speed, time, calories & distance are universal but pace is just as important. *Panel Size & Layout In most treadmills, the panel size & quality is actually a significant amount of the cost. The 7.5 Panel size was larger than many comparative models and very pleased with the overall quality (look and feel) of the panel layout. *Speed & Incline The TRX4500 goes up to 12 mph & an incline of 15 degrees. Getting myself back in running shape but I haven’t been able to even touch the 12 mph or 15 incline yet. I’m running at a comfortable 6.5 & sprinting at 8 right now starting out so plenty of ability to improve. Bonus Features: *Quiet Motor I’m a bit of a skeptic when I hear marketing pitches - especially when it’s on just about every comparative model but when XTERRA said the TRX4500 has a quiet motor - it has a very quiet motor. *Easy To Assemble I’m not a handy man kinda guy and if I had my choice, I would have paid for the assembly just for the convenience but with that said, from the unboxing to be able to use - it took about 40 minutes to put together - and it was fairly simple & straightforward. The directions seemed to misname the type of screws but pretty logical which screw fit in what hole so not really a big deal. It was pretty simple and was skeptical something may go wrong but when we turned it on, it powered right up. *Chest Strap Heart Rate Sensor It actually took me longer to figure out how to snap together the heart rate sensor than the TRX4500. :p. Needless to say the heart rate strap is much more accurate than the heart rate sensors on the handle bar panel and an overall nice feature to monitor. I literally just put it on and it began registering automatically on the TRX4500. *Warranty: Unlike most comparative models, XTERRA offers a lifetime warranty on the frame & motor. Having a lifetime warranty on the frame is one thing but a lifetime on the motor gave me a lot of confidence in buying the TRX4500. Combine that with a 2 year warranty on parts when just about every comparative model only gives a 90 day warranty says a lot on the overall quality of the product. *Machine Weight & Weight Capacity The TRX4500 listed weight is 220 pounds. It’s a nice solid & stable machine weight so it’s not sliding all over the floor when using. The usage capacity is 350 pounds which was on the higher end of comparative models. When u understand that impact weight is much more than ones physical weight grinding and pounding on the machine so having a capacity of 350 pounds reflects the sturdiness of the TRX4500. *Bluetooth Feature: The TRX4500 will connect with your iPhone or iPad. It comes with a connection cable that may be compatible with an iPod or android so bought an adapter for $7 to fit my iPhone. *Lift Safety Feature The lift feature is nice not just for space when not using but also for moving & cleaning under the machine. However, where I believe XTERRA didn’t capitalize on a marketing opportunity is that when you release from the lifted position, the TRX4500 will slowly decline so it doesn’t accidentally come crashing down on a small pet or child. Many comparative models do not have this safety feature. Additional Features (Not Worth Mentioning): Speakers: The speakers on the TRX4500 are adequate if you are plugging in an app from your phone. I read criticism in other reviews of the speakers but let’s be honest...you don’t buy a car for the stereo and u don’t buy a treadmill for the speakers. The speakers work fine but if you want higher-end quality sound then plug in a nice headset from your phone and you’re all set. The Fan: I read criticism the fan is a joke - and it really is. I don’t use it anyways as I’d rather keep a nice sweat going and if I really needed a fan I’d adjust the temp in my house or get a fan in my gym but I don’t see a fan on any comparative model being much different. The XTERRA APP: You can download the XTERRA app on your phone and there is much criticism on its simplicity but this is not a reflection of the TRX4500 treadmill. Don’t like their app then use a different app (simple as that). For me, the panel has all the info I need. OVERALL BOTTOM LINE: Before buying, I was never aware of XTERRA. I compared the TRX4500 to comparative models of MaxKare, Sunny, OMA, Horizon, Asuna, Nautilus & NordicTrack. And even to the next lower & higher XTERRA models (TRX3500 & TRX5500) & my results have found the TRX4500 is the BEST TREADMILL with the BEST FEATURES and BEST PRICE based on competitor models. As an additional testament, the XTERRA TR150 is an Amazon #1 Best Seller which adds confidence that XTERRA’s lower end products are well received and good quality, it should transfer over to their higher-end products like the TRX4500. And after using it, I’m very pleased with the TRX4500. In fact, I find it a better treadmill than the ones I used at the gym where I could feel the roller pins when running. In the TRX4500, the cushion & support are very nice and I know my knees and joints are much better for it. Because I put in so much time researching a treadmill, I went above and beyond in this review hoping it helps the next person who has no idea where to start (like me) when purchasing a quality treadmill. And as a final statement, I have to say I was not paid or a sponsor in any way by or for XTERRA (although they should pay me for this review). :p ---------------------------- JUNE 2025 PRODUCT UPDATE I bought the Xterra 4500 Treadmill in May of 2021 and over 4 years later - this is still the best treadmill ever! I have had absolutely no issues with this treadmill whatsoever. I haven't even had to adjust the belt. This treadmill is just as great as it was when I first bought it 4 years ago. Best decision ever!
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Reviewed in the United States on May 23, 2021 by Kevin R. Gines
Style: TRX4500
It is heavy and huge! We had to unbox to get it in the room we needed it in. I was able to assemble by myself. I did install the support handle before installing the electronic board. The uprights needed pulled in at the top for electronic panel to install easily. Installing the cross support bar did that for me. I had a small issue trying to oil the belt due to the tightness of the belt. I like this treadmill has a 20"×60" walking surface. Even though I am short and don't run, I still want the extra walking room. The 3.5 hp motor is a huge plus. Auto incline is easy to use. It comes with preset programs I attempted to use one program. After entering my age in the program, the treadmill would automatically slow down if my heart rate was too high. The treadmill is very stable. Easy folding. It does have an angle when folded. Motor is quiet. I haven't been able to get my music on my cellphone to play through speakers. I just put my cellphone in one of the drink holders, and that magnified the volume. I like the speed and incline buttons on the handles and the screen. They are close to where you check your heart rate. If you are not careful, you will accidently lower speed and incline. I really like the warranty offered on the treadmill. I made sure to register my purchase. To protect the warranty, I ordered more belt lubricate from Xterra. I recommend this treadmill due to quality and versatility of programs and controls.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 30, 2024 by Amazon Customer
Style: TRX4500
I placed my initial order for this treadmill in mid-May, scheduling the delivery via Amazon for June 8th. The delivery window came and went, and yet I had received zero contact from the delivery company (NSD). I called them and got the runaround from their terrible automated service line. It wasn't until I contacted Amazon, then struggled to get to a live person on the line, and then had them contact NSD for me, did I finally learn that NSD didn't even have my treadmill at that time. NSD blamed Amazon and Amazon blamed NSD, but in the end I got a replacement treadmill set to ship out to me. We'll see if the next one actually manages to get delivered, and *then* I will update my review. What I don't understand, though, is why no one at either NSD or Amazon thought to contact me after this large & expensive shipment apparently vanished into thin air, instead leaving me to initiate the search myself after the delivery window had already passed. UPDATE: I received a call from the local delivery company a week after my treadmill was supposed to be delivered to tell me that they had received it and to ask if they could deliver it the following day. I said no, because I'd be at work that day, AND I had already arranged for Amazon to send out a replacement since it had apparently gone missing. They couldn't deliver the original treadmill because of that, so I had to wait for the new one. What I later realized was that the first treadmill never even got shipped out until the supposed delivery date of June 8th, hence why it arrived at the local delivery depot a week late. Well, in spite of Amazon assuring me that the replacement would be sent out ASAP, and despite the new theoretical delivery date of June 30th, it was of course still late. According to the tracking info, it was not actually sent out until the 30th. I don't understand why they're not shipping these things out until the "delivery date," but rest assured that if you order this treadmill, it will arrive at least a week after it's supposed to. Anyway, I finally got the replacement treadmill a couple of weeks into July (the earliest I was able to schedule a suitable delivery window with the local company), nearly two months after I actually purchased the thing. I opted for the free "bring it into the first room" delivery, because that's where it was going to end up anyway, so that worked out. I had to assemble it myself because I live alone and have no friends (yes, I know...very sad), and while it was doable and I got it put together without any mishaps, I chalk that up to the fact that I'm decently strong and have spent many years using many tools to build and fix many things in a workshop setting. The instructions are clear enough to someone experienced with such things, but I can see how they would be confusing at times to a layperson. It was a bit of a challenge to get this really heavy machine positioned where I wanted it after assembly, as well. If you're not mechanically inclined, and don't have your own better set of tools to use than the cheap junk that's included with the treadmill, then I'd recommend paying for professional assembly and/or getting someone to help you. Once I got it all put together and positioned, I was finally able to try it out. Fortunately, it works perfectly well! It's relatively quiet as advertised, the running surface is decently large, and the controls are pretty straightforward. I'm not going to be using any of the custom programming stuff, nor will I be using the built-in speakers, and the built-in fan is - as other reviewers have stated - a friggin' joke. Luckily, I have better speakers and a better fan here in the room already, so I've got all that covered. I'm just interested in doing some simple jogging and light running while I watch YouTube instead of sitting on my ever-fattening butt while I watch YouTube. Of course, I just HAD to strain a tendon in my knee on only my second time using the dang thing, and I haven't been able to use it since then... :( Once I heal up, though, I'll carefully work myself back up to the jogging and running. I've been patient for this long, so what's another few weeks, right? Sheesh...
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Reviewed in the United States on June 11, 2022 by Stephen
Style: TRX4500
This is my second time writing a review about the Xterra TRX4500, lets see if Amazon will publish this one. I am on the verge of returning it, though I don't know how, as it is SO HONKING HEAVY! Did I mention it is HEAVY? Please don't underestimate this statement. Amazon did deliver it on time, unfortunately they sent a rather large man along with a very petite woman to move this monstrous thing, so I had to help. LSS, I was knocked over when the delivery man pushed on it and didn't give me a heads up. This was all to just DRAG this huge thing across my doorway. Later, my wife and I broke it down piece by piece to move it to the other section of the house, then placed the main part on towels so that we could drag it to its final resting spot. Assembly is quite easy, but i do recommend two people because trying to hold the console, connect the wires, and put on the bolts is just to much for one set of hands. After assembling it, I noticed that the left rear plastic cover was damaged. Actually, it was smashed all the way in and crushed. I took pictures and had to pry it out in pieces. Although it looks like it is superficial, I still suspect that this might have bent the rear axle just a fraction, but not sure as of yet. Why am I not sure? Because I am going on two weeks now waiting on a technician to come to my house and work on it. Next was the console. I then noticed that the consoles bezel was scratched up and when I tested the speakers, they didn't work. I also noticed that the belt was to far to the left and at an angle. Not good. Customer support seems to be very nice. I immediately contacted them about the damaged piece and they did ship me a replacement, took about a week. Then when I noticed the scratches on the console and the speakers not working, I contacted them again, and they did order me a new console. This took about two weeks because of Thanksgiving. So that isn't the issue, as getting parts is quite easy and customer service is very polite. I watched numerous videos and read their FAQ's section in order to get the belt tracking correctly. No matter what I do (I am very mechanically inclined) the belt will not stay in the center and always drifts to the right. This is when I contacted them and they stated they would get a technician to our house to service it and make any adjustments needed. So far, this has not happened. But I was informed that if Xterra sent one of their people, it would be a one way 700 mile trip, therefore, they would be sending a contractor to do the job. Nice to know, don't care as I still have not seen anyone. As for the unit, it is sturdy, but it is not level. It will never be level, as I was informed via email by someone one of higher up status that this was the way it is designed. Really? So just know that you will ALWAYS be walking or running at a incline, no matter what you do. That is not good. Even as heavy as it is, if you have it on a smooth floor, it will slide around. We placed it on thick pads to prevent this and also damage to our flooring. The fan is a joke. I mean, why bother? Really. I can't comment about the speakers as mine doesn't work. I am adding this as I have been using the unit. I have had it just shy of a month, so not going to let it sit there and not get used. Does it work? Yes. Does it have issues? Yes. Did I pay a grand for something I use to have issues? Nope. Again, customer support is very nice. That's great. But I am getting close to the return window and I am debating this. Would I buy it again? Not even if it was on sale (which it is right now, $100 less then what I paid for it). I would highly advise you to pay a little more and go with a more well known brand. This is an update: Service Technician came, stomped his foot on it and said the belt was too lose. He tightened it and now it is arched a little in the middle. When I asked him why is it still off center in the front, he stated that it's ok as many are like this. BS. Sent pics and message to CS, haven't heard a word back. I did get the replacement console put on. The mounting holes were at an angle a bit, so it took some real effort to get the bolts in without stripping them. The speakers work, but just as others have said, they are really just noisy and that's it. The face of the console is glued down, and it was coming up in places. Again, I am dealing with it because I don't want to go thru this again. Once gain, I cannot recommend this product and I would not buy it again. Last Update: This is the second time I am placing this update here, because Amazon didn't like the first one I am guessing. I also lowered my rating to 1 star. Although this treadmill is sturdy, I will not be purchasing another Xterra product again. My sister did purchase the 3500, and theirs was not damaged, and I am very happy for this as she is much older then I am. Two technicians showed up to my house on time and were very polite. They also agreed that the back left portion of my treadmill had been 'pushed-in' and damaged, but they also said that they did not think it would cause any serious alignment issues with my treadmill. A few days after they left, the belt is now once again at an angle. As for it failing the calibration test every time, when they pulled the motor cover off, they discovered that the sensor had been knocked lose, and YES, on the LEFT side as well. They said it must have really taken a hit. Regardless, when they adjust it correctly, the treadmill passed the calibration test. These guys knew what they were doing. AS for the company, I sent them one final email. They never replied to my pictures of the damage, they never replied to what the technicians said, no apologies, not anything. They could care less...they got their money. I should have returned it (no matter the hassle) to Amazon, but I elected not to. Again, the product is very well made (though EXTREMELY OUTDATED) but the bad attitude correspondence and the general lack of caring or wanting the customer to be satisfied, NOPE. I DO NOT recommend this product. No now, not ever. 7 Month Update: I have now had this treadmill for 7 months. I STILL would not buy it again and certainly not recommend it. It consistently makes loud, squeaking noises, and I have to lube all of the joints, pivot points, etc about once every 2 weeks to keep the loud 'squeaks' down. I have learned that garage door silicone spray seems to work the best. My belt is as crooked as ever, and if you are a runner, plan on adjust it weekly (loosens up). The other day we had a storm, so I unplugged it. The next morning I went to plug it in, and the plastic outer casing shattered! I was still able to use it, but I did not feel comfortable with the socket just dangling there. I contacted CS, and asked them how much. Surprisingly, no questions asked, they shipped me one for free ($25 on Ebay) and it was very simple to replace. However, it must have cleared the memory when I did (no clue as to why) because when I turned it on, it went to 15 degree incline and error'd out. Had me stumped for a while, until I finally did a calibration and let it run thru its test completely. This set it back to normal. CS came thru, but a brittle electrical plug? Again, I cannot recommend and I for one will not be buying any more of their products. Update to 7 month update: Right after I posted this, my daughter (14) was on the treadmill and started yelling for me. When she pressed the 3 speed button on the console, it shot up to speed 8! I was able to pull the safety key (she will not forget it again) and immediately slow it down to a stop. Seems that the 3 and 8 speed buttons on the console are now not working, or rather not working correctly. Keep in mind, I have never used the programmed selections on the machine. Just manual. If you press 8 it maintains the current set speed, nothing happens except.....it will auto incline to 2.5 degrees. What is that about? But you better beware the 3 button...press it if you want to go from impulse to warp in an instant! Anyways, the up and down arrows on the right control arm work fine...so we both know to press 2, then use the up and down speed arrows to get it into the 3 speed range. And again, when I turn the machine on, it says 1.5 incline and 6.5 speed, until I start manually, then it reverts back to 0 and 0. I have already submitted a ticket to their CS center and they are assisting me...I truly hope they come thru on it. Again, this is a major safety issue....with a $1k machine that is only 7 months old. You make the decision. Update to 7 month repair: CS at Xterra did ship parts to my house, after some emails with me explaining exactly what the issues were numerous times. This is where I also discovered that the down speed button on the actual console did not work either. CS was polite and courteous. Parts arrived in a about 5 days, and it took about a week (following Friday) for a technician from Assemblers INC (sent by spirit fitness) to show up to my house. This technician was the most knowledgeable, proficient, and courteous person I have had yet to show up to my house (this makes three now). He knew exactly what he was doing. Xterra sent me numerous parts, which he replaced in a timely manner all the while explaining to me what he was doing. Again, I am very technically proficient, but I can always learn. He told me that these are good, consumer grade machines. However, when I told him the history of my machine, he told me I should have demanded to receive a new one. He stated I should not be having this many issues with this machine, especially electronic ones. I then told him about the left side taking a hit and then he told me that was consistent with what he observed under the main running board. There are two brackets that keep the belt aligned, spaced, whatever. He showed me that they were bent, both of them. As I stated, he was able to repair everything EXCEPT the display of 1.5 incline and 6.5 speed when the machine first turns on. This is OK, as when you start it, it displays 0 and 0. He stated he didn't understand why it was doing that, but it shouldn't prevent me from using the machine properly. Again, my daughter could have been seriously hurt on this machine. I should have returned it before my 30 day return window with Amazon closed. I will not make that mistake again. 10 Month Update: This thing continues to squeak incredibly bad. I have to oil it weakly now. IT is a good thing that I placed a mat under it to catch the oil dripping off. It isn't the sound of my feet hitting the deck in the mornings that wakes my family up...its the loud squeaking noises. My belt is still canted to the right, and always will be I guess. It is certainly showing wear, and not in a good way. I also think it is about time that I replace the belt on the motor and will probably have to look at replacing the main belt as well within the next 3 to 5 months. It is still bowed in the center a little. For some unknown reason, the BP reading will randomly tell me that my BP is 88 to 98, when I never even use it. The calorie count is WAY OFF as well as the distance. Tried using one of the programs on it and NOPE, way too much crap to do for it not to even save for next time. It still works, and I use it at least 5 days a week...so there's that. I STILL WISH I had purchased a better brand I still advise against buying it. I notice that amazon combined all of the Xterra Treadmills together now...I wonder if they did this to increase the ratings of the company and products? I would certainly look else where. 12 Month Update: It still works. Mostly. 4 days ago I was moving along at 5.5 at just over 45 minutes when it just suddenly stopped and displayed a message on the screen of 'BLE'. BLE? Not a clue, and couldn't find any information about it at all. Yes, it said BLE. I always maintain and lube the treadmill as I should. So I contacted customer support...got an email back asking, 'Do you have a picture of this?' and I replied 'No', I was in the middle of a workout when this happened and it stopped. So far, I have not heard a word back from them. I did restart it and there was no more error. This is quite dangerous. I will update if is any more movement on this. Update to CS. About 4 days later, I received a email from them stating, 'Sorry for the late response, but we are looking into your problem.' OK, great. Another week and half rolls by and I receive a email stating that my ticket is waiting for my input. So once again, in the ticket, they are asking AGAIN for a picture. So it would seem to me that they don't believe that I observed the 'BLE' letters so therefore they aren't going to do anything about it. Xterra, you will never get another dime from me. For those that purchase from this company, good luck and hope you have a great experience with them. I have not and encourage others to look elsewhere. I finally thought I would try their programs. Wow, believe the other reviews about how worthless the programs are. CS was no help either. When I asked questions, all they did was copy a piece of the manual and paste it into a reply. And no, you cannot save your user settings. When I asked, CS couldn't even answer this for me. Also, the beeping..OMG the beeping. It is so loud....so I asked CS if there was a way to turn it off? Their reply was, 'Is it coming from the top or bottom?' Wow. So once I clarified it COMPLETELY they said, no, this model doesn't have that feature. However, 10 screws from the back, lift the cover off and put some tape over the little Piezo Buzzer and it is quite acceptable in noise level. My Nautilus Elliptical easily gives me the choice to turn it on or off. I took a piece of board and laid it across the top of the handles, and use this as my 'walking desk' with my laptop on it. Last week I did 4 miles in two hours at 2.0 mph, and about 1 hour in, I started smelling a electronic burn. I paused it, grabbed my tornado floor fan, aimed it at the front of the machine and continued on. This cooled it down. I am 216 pounds and this thing is suppose to be rated for 350 pounds. As a final thought on this treadmill, I STILL DO NOT recommend this one or this company. As time has gone on, I have experienced longer periods between communications, and the responses have been ridiculous to actually snarky. However, I do have to give it credit: it still works after 13 months of near daily use. Because of this treadmill, I have learned exactly what to look for in the next one I purchase which will hopefully be at least 3-5 years from now. But for those that say 'I don't want the bells and whistles', well, if you spend as much time on the treadmill as I do, believe me, you WILL WANT the bells and whistles. This treadmill does not have them. We all know that the fan is terrible, I mean, really just shows how cheap the company is...and this fits right along with the speakers. I have a pair of $10 speakers mounted, and they sound 10x better then the ones mounted on this thing. The Bluetooth? Ha! I spent $12 and bought a Bluetooth adapter and it works great with my headphones or speakers. As for the fan, I am using a dual fan that sits on the console that my wife used at work for a while. Works GREAT. The strongest part of this treadmill is its motor...no doubt it will last quite a while. But I have also learned that in my case I want a treadmill that will also decline. This treadmill does not do that...on its own. I made some blocks and placed them under the feet, and BAM!, I now have 3-4 degree's of decline. Because I experienced a burning smell from the motor area once, I did cut two holes in the hood and mounted Noctura fans to them. They keep the motor and circuit board very cool. I am happy with the treadmill at this point, but it has been a long, learning curve and experience to get here. For those that have this treadmill already, good luck. For those that are on the fence about buying it, I would highly suggest you look elsewhere. Just my opinion. Regardless of your decision, get out there and start exercising!
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Reviewed in the United States on December 3, 2021 by SJGUSMC21
Style: TRX4500
Excellent treadmill, not quite commercial gym quality but solidly built with sweet blue LCD screen and Bluetooth FTMS that works great with Zwift and Kinomap. I put this together myself but had to lay on my back and hold up the verticals with my feet using my hands to connect the wiring and bolt the verticals to the base, definitely a job meant for two people. The box is huge and heavy, looked okay but my motor cover was cracked. Called Spirit and they registered the treadmill and shipped me the replacement cover. Kudos to Spirit for answering the phone quickly and taking care of the shipping damage without any hassle. I am 6'-0", 235# and jog, run intervals and race pace on this thing no problem. The motor is powerful enough and the frame sturdy. Mainly use the treadmill with Zwift and Kinomap. Zwift works fine but they still won't implement auto incline control so it isn't as seamless as it could be. Kinomap however does control the treadmill's incline and it is really nice, but the video quality is hit or miss. Bluetooth FTMS works great on the TRX4500. Pure manual mode is nice too. The readout shows not only speed in mph but pace which is nice and you get a visual of a track which helps with intervals. When jogging and running, the console does shimmy so trying to watch Netflix on your tablet is going to be frustrating, but you're golden if you are just going to be walking. I'm using a stand mounted TV for the running apps and watching YouTube or Netflix so it's a non-issue. The True and Life Fitness treadmills at the gyms I go to are more solid with just a bit of mild console shimmy when running. The Xterra has about the same I noticed in the Soles, Proforms and NordicTracks I tried out before buying the Xterra. Overall a solid treadmill capable of running and interval training with linebacker sized runners, FTMS Bluetooth for Zwift and Kinomap and a great value.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 28, 2024 by Daniel Marsalone
Style: TRX4500
Don't go into this thinking you're getting a high end club treadmill, you're not. But I pulled the trigger on it and I'm happy. I'm 6'3" 275 and have been using regularly for a few months now. I get up to 8mph+ on this thing and it has zero problems keeping me going on sprints with no skipping or hang ups, so I'm highly impressed with that and was my main concern. Some manufacturing QA issues such as screw holes not lining up but they weren't weight bearing joints, so shouldn't be a long term issue. Fan is useless but who cares. The screen is not high quality and it's visually apparent with waviness and a cheap sticker overlay, but again, who cares. It does have a significant incline even when set at 0 degrees, which was surprising and was killing my knees at first, I just put a plank of under the back feet to offset it since they are not adjustable. Have noticed some minor creaking while running on it but that's to be expected. The long deck is great, I never feel like I'm going to fly off the back. The storage mechanism is great too, extremely easy to fold and unfold to save space. I recommend it. For what it does and is capable of I couldn't justify spending $2-4k on a gym quality treadmill, this one's holding up just fine so far.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 19, 2022 by Jason Kressen
Style: TRX4500
I don’t write many reviews, but I thought it would be good to let people know a little bit about what they are getting into if they buy this treadmill. As you can see by the attached photo, in the box it weighs well over 200 pounds. So if you’re the person who’s squatting sixes and benching threes, just looking for a little cardio, don’t sweat it. However, if you don’t have a good friend to help you with this thing, don’t try to carry it up / down the stairs. Assembly was fairly straightforward. Be careful with your wire connections. I had one bolt that simply would not line up on an upright. Three of them worked perfectly but one refused to thread. I called customer support and got the telephone equivalent of a shrug. But that being said, this thing is a beast. It’s very sturdy and even with one bolt missing I’m not concerned. It comes with one bottle of lubricant and they recommend their brand, of course, but customer support said to just make sure it’s 100% silicone. The instructions say to refresh the lubricant about every eight or hours of use. The bottle that came with the treadmill was probably 2 ounces. Four-ounce bottles go for about seven dollars on Amazon. One last thing, don’t try to elevate the back of the treadmill to get a level walk. It’s always had a slight incline. When I tried to elevate the rear end to level it out, I noticed some belt slippage. When I increase the incline, the issue disappeared. It has a lifetime warranty on the motor and frame, so that’s reassuring. It appears to be really well-made. Not a lot of bells and whistles and, as other reviewers have said, the fan is a joke. All in all, I would recommend this.
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Reviewed in the United States on October 18, 2022 by Jeffrey N. Gawne
Style: TRX4500
Overall, the treadmill itself is great. It's sturdy, strong, and it gets the job done. It's got some nice perks for the price, and the warranty is solid for a treadmill in this range. I didn't want to lower the rating for the treadmill because of Amazon's mistake. THAT BEING SAID. We SOLELY bought this treadmill for the blue tooth. Amazon was the seller. We waiting almost two months for it to get delivered, and it was a version built Q1 2019 - before the new Bluetooth technology (for Zwift and other apps) was implemented. I've never been so mad with a purchase through Amazon. The package was delivered to my driveway. My wife and I had to trudge this thing into our house (it's something like 250 lbs.). I had to take our door off. I called Amazon and they offered a refund or return. Garbage. I wasn't waiting 2 more months, having to reassemble it (assembly was easy - lifting it is not), all for NO GUARANTEE IT'S EVEN THE RIGHT VERSION. After asking for a supervisor, they offered me a 50% discount. I took it because, again, it's actually an incredibly sturdy treadmill. For the price I ended up paying for it (after the STEEP discount), I could justify it without the Bluetooth. One last note: the Xterra app DOES SUCK, like in many other reviews. Doesn't show a single data point when I'm using the machine. Neither does Xterra+. I don't care, but some may.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 11, 2022 by M DeBlois