If you’re worried about spending too much time sitting in front of your computer, a treadmill desk or under-desk treadmill could be the perfect solution. It’s a well known fact that sitting for long periods of time is damaging to your health, but with an increasing number of office jobs, it’s often difficult to avoid. With a treadmill desk you’re …
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The ProForm Sport 7.0 treadmill is an upgrade to the entry level Sport 5.0 model. But with an identical console layout, same workout programs, and iFit enabled console, what more do you really get for the money, and is the top-of-the-line Sport 7.5 treadmill actually your best option? In this review we’ll be taking a close look at everything from …
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The ProForm Sport 5.0 is one of their most affordable home treadmills, and was originally released in 2015. An update in 2016 means you now benefit from ProForm’s unique Round Watts display. But as the entry level model in the Sport series, how does this compare to the top-of-the-line ProForm Sport 7.5? Which of the two models represents better value …
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The ProForm Pro 9000 treadmill is an upgraded version of the Pro 5000, featuring ProForm’s most advanced entertainment technology, and an incline range that’s second only to their Boston Marathon treadmills. So what’s the difference between this model and their bestselling Pro 2000 treadmill? Are the upgrades designed to help you improve your fitness level, or simply entertainment to make …
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The ProForm Pro 7500 treadmill is an upgraded version of the Pro 7000, with a large 22″W x 60″L running area, 34 onboard workout apps, and wireless heart rate monitoring. But how does this compare to the top-of-the-line Pro 9000? As part of a collection that also includes the bestselling Pro 2000 treadmill, the Pro 7500 was redesigned in 2015, …
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The ProForm Pro 7000 treadmill features a large 22″W x 60″L running area, iFit enabled console, and 12 mph maximum belt speed. But as an upgrade to the Pro 5000, is this enough to justify the difference in price? In this review we’ll be making some important comparisons between the Pro 7000 and other ProForm treadmills, as well as similarly …
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The ProForm Pro 5000 treadmill is an upgraded version of the bestselling Pro 2000 model, with a new design for 2016. But are the upgrades enough to justify the difference in price? ProForm’s Pro series of treadmills offer professional-grade construction, high quality ProShox™ cushioning, and an impressive incline and decline range, that’s second only to their Boston Marathon treadmills. So …
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The ProForm Pro 4500 treadmill is an upgrade to the Pro 2500 model, and features a large 20″W x 60″L running surface, 4.0 CHP Mach Z™ motor, and full-color, web-enabled touchscreen. The most recent version was released in 2014, which was a redesign of the 2011 model. But how does this compare to other ProForm treadmills, and is the Pro …
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The ProForm Premier 900 treadmill is the entry level model in a collection that also includes the top-of-the-line Premier 1300, with a 20″W x 55″L running surface and advanced ProShox™ cushioning system. So how does this compare to other similarly priced ProForm treadmills, like the Performance 600i or Power 995i, both of which are also fitted with iFit enabled consoles? …
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The ProForm Premier 1300 treadmill has excellent support for a variety of user heights and fitness levels, with a 20″W x 60″L running surface, 3.5 CHP Mach Z™ motor, and iFit enabled console. But how does this compare to the entry level Premier 900 model? In this review we’ll be comparing both treadmills in the ProForm Premier series, to determine …
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The ProForm Boston Marathon 4.0 treadmill is an upgraded version of the Boston Marathon 3.0, offering a wide range of incline and decline settings (-6% to +20%) and high enough belt speed (15 mph) to challenge even the most experienced distance runners. In terms of its support for marathon training, this is one of the best home treadmills we’ve seen. …
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The ProForm Boston Marathon 3.0 treadmill is built to the highest spec of any ProForm treadmill, with a 20% incline gradient, 15 mph belt speed, and powerful 4.25 CHP Commercial Pro motor. But as the entry level model in the collection, how does this compare to the Boston Marathon 4.0, and are the workout programs tailored towards distance running or …
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The ProForm Endurance S9 treadmill is a combination of features from the earlier S7 and S7.5 models, including the 2.5 CHP Mach Z Motor, 18 onboard workout apps, and multi-window display. So with all 3 treadmills usually available for around the same price, how do you find the best treadmill for your personal fitness goals? As a general guide, the …
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The ProForm Endurance S7.5 treadmill is actually a slight downgrade to the S7, with fewer workout program categories and a multi-screen LED system that makes it more difficult to view the program profile. So what does this mean for your exercise routine, and is there any situation where you should choose the S7.5 over the S7 treadmill? For our review, …
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The ProForm Endurance S7 is one of the best home treadmills on the market, and an upgraded version of the Endurance M7. This means a larger LCD screen for clear workout feedback and an 8-week weight loss program, in addition to the 18 onboard workout apps. But given the price, is this really a better option than one of ProForm’s …
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