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While we like the True Z5.0, there are a few things that may keep you from making this model your...
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The True M30 Elliptical comes with a hefty price tag but is it really worth the money? Check out ...
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See how the Treadmill Doctor ranks the True PS100 Treadmill in the reviews on our website. Is the...
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The high capacity True PS300 Treadmill has a frame that supports up to 350 lbs., along with ortho...
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The True 950 is designed with high quality features and materials, but are they enough to make th...
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Reviewed in 2021
The True Excel 900 is one of the best in home runner treadmills on the market. Though the price i...
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The True Performance 800 Treadmill features a lubricant infused orthopedic belt and a 15% incline...
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WIth a 74" overall length, the True M50 Treadmill maximizes workout space and makes it an easy ad...
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The True Z 5.4 is the step up from the Z 5.0 in the True Fitness Z Series and this next phase off...
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True's entry level unit is not that great of a value, but they are reliable. If you must have a ...
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True ES900 treadmill has an incline of 18%. It is designed to cover long distance thanks to its h...
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The big enchalada for True with their touch screen. I would skip the screen and get the regular ...
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Just when you thought you couldn't buy a more expensive True, they came out with the 16" touch sc...
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*Note: Big screen ES 900 from the basic lineup. When we started reviewing treadmills nearly 20 ye...
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Our Best Buy winner for treadmills over $4,000 for 2016! True is building a unique machine and it...
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The PS800 with the adjustable cushioning is a great choice. We hope True keeps pushing features ...
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The bigger screen version is one of those "what the heck" options when you are considering a trea...
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The PS825 is something to behold. If you have experienced the refinement of True, this one will s...
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*Note: The new model with the touch screen is so beautiful it will stop your heart'so will the pr...
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The big enchalada for True with their new touch screen. I would skip the screen and get the regu...
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The PS800 with the adjustable cushioning is a great choice. We hope True keeps pushing features ...
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The highest end version of True's home lineup is getting to the point price wise that you might w...
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The new model with the touch screen is so beautiful it will stop your heart... so will the price ...
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A big orthopedic belt and a bigger price tag. Big flywheel will lead to a motor rebuild before yo...
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The best home treadmill you can buy and with the "My Wheel" borrowed from the iPod, it gives you ...
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True’s entry level unit is not that great of a value, but they have proven to be reliable.
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Lifefitness makes more sense for the same money. Decline feature is a nice touch but not for $6k ...
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Adjustable cushioning is a nice touch as is the larger walking area but we don’t think it is wort...
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True is building a unique machine and it is rather exclusive too considering the price. With all...
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Although the PS600 has all the features of a refined treadmill, it lacks the adjustable cushionin...
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True really stepped up to the plate last year to solidify the company as a leader in high quality...
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We don't like ortho belts on any other machine than a True. They have been doing them so long an...
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Pay the extra $200 if you are considering the PS100. The orthopedic belt is well worth the extra...
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General Information:True was started in the early 80's by the Trulaske brothers and is known for their incredibly quiet operation and soft feel. Frank Trulaske is now the sole owner of True. True just keeps refining the quality of their machines and then presents a very solid product to the market. Quality and value are hallmarks of the True line and they are known for phenomenal customer service.
Manufacturing Philosophy:True uses good components on their machines but the key to True is their inarguably magnificent belt and deck combination, which is simply the best in the treadmill market. Since we have been talking to their engineers and designers for years, we understand how they make a quality product. They believe in taking care of customers- which goes a long way in today's world.
Company Outlook : True is one of the rocks in the business and will be around for a long time to come. Since the majority of True's machines sell in the higher price range, we believe that the pressure felt by many American manufacturers won't apply to True due to the low volume of units involved. If you are looking for a high quality machine and can afford it, True is the best option in the premium market.