Check Price For The NordicTrack 1750: https://treviewguru.com/NT1750
Check Price For The Sole F80: https://treviewguru.com/SoleF80
Check Price For The ProForm Pro 2000: https://treviewguru.com/PFPro2000Treadmill

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The NordicTrack 1750, Sole F80, and ProForm Pro 2000 are all popular midrange treadmills on the market. They’re also all on our best treadmills list at TreadmillReviewGuru.com. We recommend them all, but for different reasons.

All three of these treadmills fold up and can be moved with their transportation wheels. The Sole F80 is the easiest to move because it has four wheels versus the two wheels on the others. The ProForm Pro 2000 is slightly smaller than the other two, so it’s a better option if you’re short on space and need a few extra inches of room.

All of these treadmills are stable to use and have nice weight capacities. The 2000 and 1750 have 300 lb limits, while the F80 has a 375 lb weight capacity, making it better for larger users.

The NordicTrack 1750 and Sole F80 have 3.5 HP motors that can handle all levels of training and heavier use. The ProForm Pro 2000 has a 3.25 HP motor that is best for walking, jogging, and light running. We don’t recommend it for heavier use, however it is more affordable than these other two treadmills and is our best budget pick.

The NordicTrack and Sole have wider decks, which make them great for all users. The ProForm is slightly narrower. All of these treadmills have shock absorption in the deck, but the NordicTrack 1750 has the softest cushioning underfoot. The Sole F80 feels the firmest in comparison, and the ProForm is somewhere in the middle.

For screen content the 1750 and Pro 2000 are both enabled with iFit on the touchscreens. iFit is a complete training program that offers trainer-led classes at a monthly subscription cost. The Sole F80 only has onboard workouts that don’t require a subscription to access. This makes the F80 the best option if you’re looking for a treadmill that doesn’t require a monthly subscription.

Overall, our top recommendation is the NordicTrack 1750. It’s named our best treadmill for home use on our best list and it’s really great for overall use. We love the soft cushioning and iFit programming, however if you’re looking for a treadmill with similar features at a lower cost, then check out the ProForm Pro 2000. For those not wanting to take trainer-led classes, then the Sole F80 is the best bet.

0:00 - Introduction
0:46 - Footprint & Moving Comparison
2:27 - Handles Comparison
3:43 - Motor Size, Speed, Incline Comparison
5:44 - Deck & Cushioning Comparison
7:34 - Warranty
8:09 - Sole F80 Functionality
9:55 - NordicTrack 1750 Functionality
10:52 - ProForm Pro 2000 Functionality
12:09 - iFit Content - 1750 & Pro 2000
13:20 - Sole F80 Programming
15:20 - Sole F80 Console
15:46 - NordicTrack 1750 Console
17:06 - ProForm Pro 2000 Console
18:03 - Conclusion & Recommendation

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