Readers voted for their favorite mid-price treadmill. Meet the winner and the other four finalists. Treadmills in this price range have a wider array of features, more powerful motors and sturdier construction than budget treadmills. Come give us a review of your treadmill.
1. Winner: PaceMaster Platinum Pro VR
The PaceMaster Platinum Pro VR has an orthopedic shock absorbing treadbelt and a mighty 3.0 HP motor. The VR is for its virtual reality workouts, including Lombard Street, Steeple Chase, Appalachian Trail, Summit Climb, Coastal Path and Tahoe Rim. It also has heart-rate controlled workouts called the Thigh Shaper, Glute Toner, Waist Reducer and Hill Intervals. Winner of the About.com Readers' Choice Award for Mid-Price Treadmills.
4. LifeSpan TR4000i Treadmill
The LifeSpan TR4000i has a 350 pound weight capacity. It has a 3.25 HP motor, and a wide and long 20" x 60" deck. It has heart rate controlled workout. It folds and has an easy-drop system. LifeSpan brings its treadmills into the modern era with a USB port to use to save your workout data so you can upload it to your private health management account. And you can plug your iPod or other MP3 player into its speakers.
5. True PS300 Treadmill
True touts its orthopedic belt to make walking and running on the PS300 a safer experience. Their Soft Select system provides a soft surface on impact while transitioning to a firm surface for push-off. It has heart-rate controlled workouts. The belt is wide and long and it can handle users up to 350 pounds. It is manufactured with commercial-grade materials, which bodes well for durability.







