NordicTrack T Series
ee your live workout stats on the clear 5” LCD display or use your own device to follow iFIT trainers and automatically control your treadmill, all from your phone or tablet. (Train Membership Required). Run, jog, or walk at speeds of up to 10 MPH. Perfect for home workouts, cardio training, and endurance building.
NordicTrack T Series Reviews
Based on 6 reviews from Gym Radar users, the NordicTrack NordicTrack T Series have an average rating of 3.95 out of 5. They're currently the #3 most-owned Treadmill on Gym Radar, with 18 home gyms reporting ownership.
6 Reviews
Performance
4.00 / 5
Build Quality
4.00 / 5
Value
3.83 / 5
User Reviews
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(3.33)
This treadmill works fine but its incredibly frustrating that you have to pay a membership just to connect it to streaming apps. Without the subscription it's basically just a regular treadmill that tracks a few metrics. I do not recommend this brand.
(4.67)
I think this is a solid treadmill overall. We have decided to sell it and get a non motorized curved treadmill. I think the power the motor takes and maintenance makes a manual treadmill a better idea. This one folds up which can be useful for space concerns. This has worked for walking and running for us but also a big one was doing backwards walking on it. The screen is fine and it supports iFit so you can follow along with "classes".
(4.33)
I’ve had this treadmill forever. I only incline walk on it but it is holding together just fine
(3.67)
Not exactly the same model from NordicTrack, but similar enough. Probably got this 12 years ago, still works great. I had problems with the screen, went back and forth with the customer service to get it solved.
(4.00)
My wife has done nearly a thousand miles on this thing and it's still going good. You have to keep it oiled regularly or it will start to warp the plate.
(3.67)
I bought this from BJs back 2024. It has been good so far. The only issue I have had is that the belt shift to the left side of the treadmill when you are running, this causes it to start to grab the side, and it causes you to have a misstep.