Life Fitness T5-0 Treadmill Review
I recently made a trek to the big city to check out the Life Fitness treadmills. In particular, I tried out the Life Fitness T5-0, which is their mid-range home treadmill. A very impressive machine that ran extremely smooth, and was very quiet.Â
I spoke to Brandyn Strother, at US Fitness, and out of the various brands on the floor he had the most positive reviews of this particular model. He mentioned that the Life Fitness T5-0 was a low maintenance machine, and that the company customer service was one of the best.
However, we both agreed that the design of the console was abit annoying. You can find out why and learn more a my Life Fitness T5-0 Review.Â
Treadmill Purchase in Canada
Here is a question for a new treadmill buyer...
Hello,I have read carefully through your treadmill reviews and have noted the recommendations and rankings. Â I am in Canada, so the pricing is quite different, especially with the January sales on. Â As a result, it is a bit tough to directly apply rankings which are presumably based on regular
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Treadmill |
Treadmill |
Regular |
Today's Price |
 Savings |
 Savings |
Source |
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Make |
Model |
US Price |
in Canada |
 $ |
% |
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Nordic Track |
Apex 6500 |
 $ 1,899 |
 $        1,687 |
 $     212 |
11% |
Sears.ca |
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PaceMaster |
Gold Elite |
 $ 2,199 |
 $        1,776 |
 $     423 |
19% |
Fitness Depot |
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Sole |
F80 |
 $ 1,499 |
 $        1,588 |
 $     (89) |
-6% |
Fitness Superstore |
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Bodyguard |
T240 |
 $ 1,999 |
 $        1,783 |
 $     216 |
11% |
Treadmill Factory |
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Life Fitness |
T3.0 |
 $ 2,199 |
 $        1,667 |
 $     532 |
24% |
Fitness Source (flyer price) |
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PaceMaster |
Bronze |
 $ 1,699 |
 $        1,428 |
 $     271 |
16% |
Fitness Depot |
I am looking for a solid, very dependable machine. I will use it for walking and my girlfriend for jogging and it is possibly that I might return to jogging after a 25 year absence but am unlikely ever to get very serious about running.  I know that there are cheaper machines appropriate for walking but I want good quality and weighing 210lbs at present, something that will handle my weight and 6’0†height easily. Fold-ability would be nice also but not at the expense of quality.Which would do you recommend most highly?
Thanks, Karl
Smooth 5.25 vs ProForm iLog 750
This was a recent question from a visitor to the site ...
Been reading your site so much I am getting a headache
 Great information, but I am driving myself crazy going back and forth over several models. I am not sure if you answer advice questions so if you don't, I understand that reply. I am a first time treadmill purchaser so I want to stay under $1000 in case it ends up collecting dust like many do. It would only be used for walking and jogging by 2 individuals both 5'11" (210lbs being heaviest) 3-4 times a week. I am not as concerned with ipod capable or someone having 24 workouts over 15. I just want a good reliable machine. I know the smooth 5.25 is very highly recommended, but a couple others I was looking at had larger motors or pads, which may be important for multiple users. Any advice would be appreciated. Here are the 3 I have narrowed:
Thanks!