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Comfortable and roomy, this treadmill won us over with a sturdy build, a smooth ride, and intuitive controls.

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The latest version of the NordicTrack Commercial 1750 has a sleek, modern design, and quickly became one of our favorite treadmills for the quality workout it provides and the unique immersive training experience of the iFit app. Boasting a big 60" x 21.5" tread surface and belt speeds up to 12 mph, it can easily handle everything from walking to serious indoor training without restricting stride length and less fear of accidentally catching the side rails. The tread deck has Runners Flex cushioning for added comfort, with incline up to 15% and decline down to -3% for hill workouts and to simulate the terrain in the iFit videos. The swiveling console features a 14-inch HD touchscreen that is used to select and view iFit workouts. You can easily do manually controlled workouts, but the highlight is the iFit app which offers a unique style of trainer-led scenic videos that are a departure from the studio-style programs of the competition. The engaging and motivating trainers lead you on runs, walks, and hikes in beautiful locations all over the world, and the AutoAdjust feature changes speed and incline based on the terrain in the video and prompts of the trainer for an immersive experience that makes you almost feel like you're there. There are thousands of videos to choose from with all the variety you could ever need with different instructors, types of workouts, landscapes, music, and durations to choose from. The console also features quality speakers, quick jump speed and incline buttons, an adjustable cooling fan, and bottle holders to help you stay hydrated. The screen also swivels to optimize it for viewing the wealth of off-treadmill workouts on the iFit app.
One of our biggest gripes with the Commercial 1750 is the ergonomics of the controls. The speed and incline adjustment buttons aren't quite as user-friendly or easy to reach while running as other models that have them located on the side handrails. Of course, this doesn't matter as much when using iFit and its AutoAdjust feature, but we feel it's notable nonetheless. Though not overly difficult, the assembly process was also quite involved and time-consuming. It's also one of the biggest and heaviest models we tested. It is somewhat difficult to move around once assembled, and it takes up quite a bit of space, even with the deck folded up for storage. Regardless, if you've got room for it, we feel this is an excellent option for any fitness level or training program, and a great way to experience the immersive workouts of the iFit app.

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I bought a Nordictrack commercial 1750 around Christmas time and I absolutely love it. I’m not a ‘new’ runner but I’m getting a ton out of some of the iFit programs.

I used to run about 30 miles a week.  About a year ago, we had to move for my job and unfortunately moved to a neighborhood that isn't runner friendly.  Between the move, COVID, new job, etc., I haven't ran in over a year.  I'm really missing it and wanting to get back into it, but my neighborhood really isn't conducive to running.

I'd like to get a treadmill, but am not sure where to start.  I know it's not the same as running outside, but it's better than nothing.  Do you guys have any recommendations?  Or know of any good websites where I can research treadmills?

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  I've never, I mean NEVER write reviews on products and I felt the need to do so after what I've experienced to date with Nordictrack - simply is the worst.  Please take my advice and purchase other manufacturer equipment - anything else will be better.   I will be finding as many places to post this review to as I can't believe how bad of an experience this has been after spending the amount of money we did on this equipment.

Nordictrack simply is the worst, please take my advice and purchase other manufacturer equipment. I will be finding as many places to post this review to as I can't believe how bad of an experience this has been after spending the amount of money we did with Nordictrack.  We renovated our home gym and 12 months ago bought a Commercial 2950 Treadmill and 6 months ago a RW900 Rower - Nearly $7,000 worth of equipment.  To date - the treadmill I've had to replace the motherboard not once, but twice, a wiring harness, the entire walking deck, and now its borken AGAIN and the 'fix' is to replace the motor now and the motherboard for a 3rd time

 I'm a very handy person, and replacing the deck alone was a 4-5 hour process.  I wish I knew how bad these machines are, they should not be allowed to be on the market.  I've never, I mean NEVER write reviews on products and I felt the need to do so after what I've experienced to date with Nordictrack - simply is the worst.  Please take my advice and purchase other manufacturer equipment - anything else will be better

Nordictrack is the worst - buy something else.

Just got the NordicTrack Commercial 1750. It's my first treadmill. Bought it to mix up my cardio since I've relied heavily on my LifeCycle Cycling bike. Excited to add this to my home gym in my efforts to get back into shape :)

1st Time Treadmill Owner

 Ifit would be cool tho. Belt needs to be at least 20x60. I am 6 foot 230lbs and plan on mostly walking, some jogging and some HIIT. 

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