Xterra TR300 Treadmill Review

How long will the Xterra TR300 last?

The Xterra TR300 comes with a folding frame and lift assist. It weighs in at a solid 207 lbs. and it rated for a max user weight of 300 lbs. Xterra did not skimp on quality when building this machine. They backed up this offering with a lifetime frame and motor warranty, and 1 year on the deck, parts, and labor. While the latter is skimpy in terms of warranty, any time you find a lifetime offering you have hit the jackpot, especially if you can find the unit on sale. We believe this machine will last a moderate user a number of years with proper maintenance.

Brief Overview

The Xterra TR300 Is a definite upgrade to the TR200 offering 10 levels of automatic incline. The TR300 offers decent features for at this price level. We like the addition of the lifetime warranty on the motor and feel it adds to the value of this treadmill. It also has a wider running space of 20” x 55” which increases the number of users who can use the treadmill. When you are wider or taller it almost pays to invest in higher end machines as they offer the space needed for larger-bodied users.

Overall Quality

The TR300 treadmill is good for light to moderate use. The belt size is decent with a size of 20" x 55". It has a speed range of 0.5 to 10 MPH, which will allow a smooth walk to light jogging use by work out enthusiasts. The 2.25 motor is quiet, even when maxing top speeds. This treadmill features an XTRA Soft cushioning deck which absorbs the impact of your workout. The TR300 features a 5.5” Blue Backlit LCD display which allows you to monitor basic functions along with 24 preset workouts. It also comes with an audio jack and built-in speakers but no Bluetooth connectivity.
Adjustable speed and incline buttons are located on the handles of the TR300 along with heart rate monitors allowing easy access to information and change. Other features include 24 built-in workout programs, a cooling fan, accessory tray, and water bottle holder. Pretty standard offerings and nothing too much different from other competitive models.

Warranty

Lifetime Frame
Lifetime Motor
1 Year Deck
1 Year Parts
1 Year In-Home Labor

History

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Conclusion

The Xterra TR300 is definitely an upgrade from the TR200 treadmill, but does it stand up to other models built by competing manufacturers? We see many of the same features and basically it all boils down to the choice of the end user…what looks good to you? Stubby arms or sleek curved arms, basic technology or high-end entertainment? Each fitness journey is different and with that in mind, we caution the purchaser to shop around before committing themselves to any particular treadmill.