SportsArt T615 Treadmill Review


$3,299.00
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Brief Overview
SportsArt made an effort with this machine. The problem is that the $3k market is going away. We see people all the time either buying a $5,000+ machine or sub $2,000 and few are selling in-between. A high quality unit with a better price than what we have seen in the past. In our experience over the years with SportsArt, the factory has a better opinion of their quality than what ends up in the field. When you start to get into the $3,000 market, you are running into True, the low end of Landice's line and right in the heart of the lower end Precor machines. If these were as reliable as a Woodway, you might think about buying a SportsArt machine at $3k but that simply isn't the case.
Specs
Number of Programs | 28 |
Heart Rate Sensor and Type | Heart Rate Feedback |
Horsepower | 3 |
Speed Range | .1 - 12 |
Incline/Decline Range | 0 - 15 |
Weight Capacity | 400 Lbs |
Belt Size | 20 x 58 |
Footprint | 77.5 x 38 x 55 |
Folds | No |
Weight of Unit | 233 Lbs |
Warranty | Lifetime Frame, 5Yr Parts, 3Yr Labor, 2Yr Wear Items |