The ProForm Boston Marathon 3.0 treadmill is built to the highest spec of any ProForm treadmill, with a 20% incline gradient, 15 mph belt speed, and powerful 4.25 CHP Commercial Pro motor. But as the entry level model in the collection, how does this compare to the Boston Marathon 4.0, and are the workout programs…

The ProForm Endurance S9 treadmill is a combination of features from the earlier S7 and S7.5 models, including the 2.5 CHP Mach Z Motor, 18 onboard workout apps, and multi-window display. So with all 3 treadmills usually available for around the same price, how do you find the best treadmill for your personal fitness goals?…

The ProForm Endurance S7.5 treadmill is actually a slight downgrade to the S7, with fewer workout program categories and a multi-screen LED system that makes it more difficult to view the program profile. So what does this mean for your exercise routine, and is there any situation where you should choose the S7.5 over the…

The ProForm Endurance S7 is one of the best home treadmills on the market, and an upgraded version of the Endurance M7. This means a larger LCD screen for clear workout feedback and an 8-week weight loss program, in addition to the 18 onboard workout apps. But given the price, is this really a better…

The ProForm ZT8 treadmill features an extra large 20″W x 60″L running area, 12 mph belt speed, and 12% incline gradient. But how does this compare to other treadmills in the ZT collection, such as the entry level ZT4 or top-of-the-line ZT10? In this review, we’ll make some important comparisons between the best home treadmills…

The ProForm ZT6 treadmill is an upgrade of the ZT4, and more affordable than the top treadmill in this collection – the ZT10. But how do you know if the ZT6 is the best treadmill for your budget? Whereas ProForm ‘T series’ treadmills had a strong focus on calorie burning workouts, the ZT collection offers…

The ProForm ZT4 treadmill is the entry level model in a collection that also features the mid-range ZT6, ZT8, and top-of-the-line ZT10. But is it the top treadmill for your budget and fitness goals? In our review, we’ll make some important comparisons between the ZT4 and other ProForm treadmills, including the LT series and Sport…

Released in 2013, the ProForm 415 LT treadmill features a compact 18″W x 50″L running surface, 10 mph belt speed, and 10% maximum incline gradient. It’s essentially a similar design to the entry level treadmills in ProForm’s ‘T series’, but now includes a more varied combination of onboard workouts that includes both calorie burning and…

The ProForm 590 T is one of their most affordable home treadmills, with a 20″W x 55″ running surface, 10% belt speed, and 10% incline gradient. It’s also one of the entry level models in a collection that includes the 790 T and 1050 T treadmills. But with onboard workouts limited to the ‘Calorie Burn’…

The ProForm Endurance M8i treadmill is the top-of-the-line machine from their Endurance series, and the only model to feature an iFit compatible console. But with the onboard workouts entirely focused around weight loss, does iFit become a necessity for a varied exercise routine? With most ProForm treadmills, even some of those in the Endurance collection,…

The ProForm Endurance M7 treadmill is the most affordable model in their Endurance series. Features includes a large, 20″W x 55″L running area, 18 onboard workouts, and iPod compatibility. So, how does it compare to the top-of-the-line Endurance M8i treadmill? In terms of workout variation, the Endurance series varies more than any of their other…

The ProForm 5.0 ZLT treadmill is one of the most affordable treadmills in the ZLT series, offering a balance of weight loss and performance workouts, iPod connectivity, and 5″ backlit screen. So how does this compare to other ProForm ZLT treadmills, such as the 730 ZLT with its 8-week weight-loss program, or the top-of-the-line 1350…