7.0 AT Treadmill
The Horizon 7.0 AT is a durable, budget-friendly folding treadmill designed for running, featuring a 3.0 CHP motor, 60-inch deck, and 0–15% incline. It is popular for its high-speed, interval-friendly design (up to 12 mph) and rapid-response, Bluetooth-connected controls that sync with apps like Zwift and Peloton.
7.0 AT Treadmill Reviews
Based on 5 reviews from Gym Radar users, the Horizon Fitness 7.0 AT Treadmill have an average rating of 4.67 out of 5. They're currently the #4 most-owned Treadmill on Gym Radar, with 17 home gyms reporting ownership.
5 Reviews
Performance
4.40 / 5
Build Quality
4.60 / 5
Value
5.00 / 5
User Reviews
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(4.67)
I like this treadmill a lot, I have owned this treadmill since January 2026 and put around 350 miles on it. At some point the treadmill did break and had to contact Horizon to have them send someone to come fix it. I had to show proof of purchase, open it up, send them pictures, do some diagnosing test to figure out what was wrong in which it was a bad control board. The whole process took about a month from the time a broke to time I was able to run on it again. I like how simple it is, I like that handles with the dials. The incline is great, and 12mph max speed is perfect for me.
(4.33)
I had a hard time finding a treadmill that:
1. Had a big enough motor for long miles or higher user weight capacity so I know it will last
2. Did not require a membership or need to be connected to internet
3. In the $1000 or less price range (price may have increased since purchase date of 3 years ago)
4. Could fold for space savings
This is a bare bones treadmill that hit all those marks. Only thing I did not like was the handle speed/incline adjustments as I will hit them should I get to close to the console changing the incline or speed slightly. Only other issue I had was running the wires through when assembling, it was better than some other devices I have had to to the same but always annoying.
(4.67)
Sturdy treadmill that has good speed and incline on it. The best part is it’s able to link to my Apple watch. The worst part is it uses wheels on the handles you would use to measure heart rate. It’s convenient when you have to make adjustments but annoying when my hand hits them while I’m running.
(4.67)
Nice, relatively cheap treadmill. It doesn't have a lot of bells and whistles, but it gets the job done. The front panel is huge and feels bigger in real life than it looks in the pictures. The "quick adjust" knobs are cute but annoying in practice. My arm swing often nudges them accidentally, changing speed or incline in the middle of a run. The GymKit integration with my Apple Watch is fine.
Don't get this if you want to pair it with the Runna app. The bluetooth connection drops out almost immediately and claims the treadmill is incompatible.
(5.00)
Other than the fact that it is huge and heavy, it works incredibly well for a cheap (~$1K) treadmill, especially for those buying it for incline