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Awesome! Thanks for watching - good luck with your training!

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Hope it works well for you!

I'm looking into getting a treadmill for walking/fast walking, do you recommend this one?

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We have not run into that issue and I'm not sure what might be causing it. The biggest issue that I would think could happen is the need to clean the sensors so you get good contact with your hands, but as you indicate you have only have the treadmill a week or so, so that seems unlikely to be the problem. Other thoughts would be to confirm the grip handle wires are plugged in firmly so there are no intermittent connections, and to make sure you are getting good grip on the sensors. Sorry I couldn't help more. Thanks for watching!

Hi there - thanks for watching! What we picked up from Amazon Canada was www.amazon.ca/gp/product/B0153WN84E/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_image_o00_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1 - this is our first time using this product so I can't really say if it is great or bad, but no issues yet and the nozzle does work great for getting in and lubricating the deck / belt without having to loosen the belt. One thing to watch for is that this manufacturer doesn't put any kind of fill markings on the bottle so you wouldn't really know how much you used. What we did was mark the bottle with an indelible marker - we drew lines where the top of the fluid was and where the half way point to the bottom was. Then we drew lines half way between the lines, and so on until we had marks for 8 equal portions. Since this is a 4 ounce bottle that gave us marks for half ounces - and based on Horizon's lube instructions, you would use one half ounce each time you lube the treadmill, this made it easy for me to know how much I was using. I hope that helps!

@Tamara Parris hi Tamara how is your treadmill so far? I am planning to buy this model in a few days. Thank you 🙏

Thanks for watching! It looks like the price has increased significantly since we got it last year but we use one of these www.amazon.ca/gp/product/B0153WN84E/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o01_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1 The long nozzle will slide around half way across the deck under the belt - so I do it from both sides to make sure I get the full deck lubricated. There are also other tools that are more like a sponge on a stick that you put the lubricant on and then slide it between the belt and the deck to transfer to where it needs to go. Hope that helps!

Thanks for watching. The user name has to be changed using the AFG Pro app on a phone or tablet that connects to the treadmill via Bluetooth.

Thanks for watching! You have to use the AFG Pro app on your phone or tablet to set up the names for individual profiles.

Hi, thanks for watching! You can either press and hold the stop button to end the work out right away but you can also leave the machine on a paused workout and it will eventually time out and turn off (I don't remember the exact time but it is several minutes). Hope that helps!

@@BGRFamily thnx

Absolutely it can handle that level of training. We have well over 1700 miles on it so far and it has been used daily. We have used it for runs in the 2 hour range with no issue. And we aren't light with me being in the 235 pound range - it never complained when I have tried 8mph sprints either. We find the cushioning to be really good without sucking the energy out of your legs that we found occurred with our old Nordictrack. Hope that helps, and good luck with your training!

Absolutely not. No issues at all. Based on what I had seen with various reviews, I only saw one person who had run it all the way to the max incline and the wire connector pulled out and he couldn't get it back in so the treadmill was stuck at the high incline - which, of course, would make it pretty useless. I had seen a similar issue on a previous treadmill we had many years ago and it just required removing one bolt that held the raising bar to the incline motor allowing the deck to be lowered back to the ground and the wiring harness to be re-attached. Then start the treadmill and reduce the incline to 0, at which point it should be possible to re-attach the bolt and everything on the treadmill would be back to normal. A quick fix but not everyone would be comfortable doing it. The one review I saw said that they also had issues getting the company to come and fix it - which is a concern. We have had one service call (worn belt, treadmill has been getting a lot of use) and the repair was quick and the service person was really good and professional. But they do subcontract out the repairs, so mileage there is likely to vary heavily.

Thanks for watching - hope you enjoy the machine. Here is the link to what we got www.amazon.ca/gp/product/B0153WN84E/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o02_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1 It is our first time ordering this brand, so I can't really say yet if it is recommended for sure but I have found it to be very convenient so far.

They need to be set each time you use the treadmill - I was not able to find a way to save the settings between sessions or for different users.

It does use a standard outlet, but they recommend having it on its own unshared breaker/circuit. If you do end up having it on a shared circuit, you could end up tripping the breaker if there is a lot of power being drawn by other things that are plugged in when you are using the treadmill. That will be the case for any home style treamill. Thanks for watching!

Yes it is

No, no issues for us. We have had other treadmills from the same parent company before and didn't have that issue with those either and they were based on the same platform. I saw one video from someone that had the issue and I think it is a relatively easy fix for someone mechanical from what I have see inside the unit's motor compartment - but they were having issues getting support which is not good, but we have had one trouble call for ours and the issue was fixed quickly and professionally - so we definitely have not had the same experience.

We have had no issues with ours - I just ran it up and down the full range the other day and no wires get tight or any thing like that. That one video KZfaq with the guy complaining about the wire pulling loose seems to have been a wire tied down for shipping that wasn't released or that was accidentally strapped down too short. If you read the comments on his video, someone has a link to a video showing the issue and how they resolved it - kzfaq.info/get/bejne/mtalfrikyJq5eYk.html&ab_channel=LinRodriguez

Interesting issue - I don't know of any other way to turn off the treadmill besides the power switch by the power cord. But ours does go to sleep after a while of no use - definitely goes dark in less than the hour you indicate. When I am done a run, I hold the stop button until it ends the workout and takes me to the select user screen and a while later it goes to sleep. When Heather is done she just presses stop and walks away and eventually the machine ends the workout on its own and then goes to sleep after a while. Sounds like you tried both of those options though, so I am not sure what is going on there...we certainly didn't have to set anything to make it happen. Sorry I couldn't help more. Thanks for watching!

I pull out the security key... that switches it off in a few mins

It can go as low as 0.5 mph from a settings perspective. Weight might play a factor in how well it works at slower speeds but I just checked and it worked smoothly for me at 0.5 mph and 230lbs.

Yes we do still use it and still like it. 1.5 years in and still good for us! Hope you enjoy yours. Thanks for watching!

The assumption is that the Nordictrack EXP 7i motor is covered under the 2 year parts warranty, the 7.0 AT has a 3 year parts warranty and the motor is indicated separately as a "lifetime" warranty. On the surface at least, the Horizon 7.0 AT warranty does appear to be better.

Still going great - we have had one belt replacement done so far (is used daily and is breaking 200 miles a month). I have no experience with the F80 unfortunately, so can't say much there. Thanks for watching!

How about cushioning, do you think its really soft on the joints and can be felt considerably or u think the cushioning does not exist much. Thanks.

Cushioning is pretty good. Seems to be a decent balance of being easier on the joints but doesn't steal energy of your stride by being too cushioned.

You have to set it up in the AFG Pro app

Manual mode is very good - that is pretty much all we use. We do not have any subscriptions - that is one of the main drivers for us getting this treadmill. Fan is only so-so - we use a full size floor fan when we are on the treadmill There is no dedicated 5mph button but it will go 5 mph, obviously, best thing to do is to hit the 4 mph button, and press the speed up to 5mph and then save that speed to one of the buttons on the handles. Would need to do this each time you start a new workout. Not the best but it is a work around if you need to jump speeds between something else and 5 mph. Thanks for watching.

You have to use the AFG Pro app on a phone or tablet to set that up. Getting the blue tooth connection for that seems to be the hardest part, but after you have the app in and synched, changing the name is pretty straight forward from what I can remember. I will have to look at doing a video at some point - I set that all up several months ago and don't remember all the steps off the top of my head.

Interesting, no we haven't seen that on ours at all. It lowers smoothly the whole way. We don't fold it very frequently though, so maybe it hasn't had a chance to wear out.

I have the inverse issue, it comes down fairly quickly(but still smooth) then the last 6 inches is a very slow drop.

Just assembled mine last night and it does the same thing. We have a pad under it but it's a bit disconcerting.

We ordered direct from Horizon but in Canada you can get a version at Canadian Tire, and I believe someone mentioned that Dick's has it in the US.

You have to use the AFG Pro app for that

Depending on your weight, if you intend to do incline training, and a variety of other factors it might be overkill for walking and a less powerful machine might suit you better. But it is a very robust machine, so "overkill" might give you piece of mind that the machine will be able to handle whatever you throw at it.

​@@BGRFamilymyself and husband are less than 185 lbs.

Thanks for watching - we have had no issues with that and from what I have seen it is an easy fix for the few rare instances of it occurring. I ran it up and down the full range the other day and no wires get tight or anything like that. That one video KZfaq with the guy complaining about the wire pulling loose seems to have been a wire tied down for shipping that wasn't released or that was accidentally strapped down too short. If you read the comments on his video, someone has a link to a video showing the issue and how they resolved it - kzfaq.info/get/bejne/mtalfrikyJq5eYk.html&ab_channel=LinRodriguez

It's good!

It has been good for us - we emailed their service email the two times we required something and they responded quickly.

​@@BGRFamilyThank you for replying .

The the treadmill itself plugs into a standard 110v AC outlet - recommended to be on its own circuit. I do not know if the motor itself is AC directly or if the control board inside the unit rectifies the AC to DC for the motor.

No, it is pretty quiet. I generally work not very far away when Heather is running on it and it doesn't disturb me. In our unboxing and set up video (link in video description) I do a run test showing noise level.

@@BGRFamily Okay thanks

It needs to be changed in the AFG app and the app will sync it to the machine. Thanks for watching!

No, we have never tried a Sole machine- it was a Nordictrack.

@@BGRFamily Ok

Nordictrack is the worst Threadmill ever. I had two of them and I didn’t learn. I look forward to buy the horizon 7.0. Thank you for the review!

Still holding up!

Yep, good guess!

@@BGRFamily just finished watching your unboxing and saw it😂, I was looking at the x9i No way would i get a Nord Definitely going to get this unit especially because of your review👌 Thanks.

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Do you mean for an individual workout or what you have done over time? For the current workout, the distance is shown on the large screen and also can be shown in the smaller set of displays. The smaller screen that is 2nd from the right hand side can show either distance or pace. Over time - I am not aware of any way to do that on this machine - on previous treadmills we have had, there was a maintenance mode you could get into that would show how many total miles have been put on the machine as a whole, but I do not know if this machine has that option or not. The downside there is that it would not split out the distance per user. We just keep small notepads by the treadmill that we update when we get off the treadmill. Hope that helps. Thanks for watching!

We have not personally tried it but the company's website indicates that it can be connected to Peloton, Zwift, and others. Thanks for watching!

@@BGRFamily thanks! We bought one today! Pat says hi! Pat from hydro you used to work with is my partner. And he recognized you on your video. Small world!

That's funny - definitely a small world! Hope you enjoy the treadmill! And Hi back, Pat!

Still great!

@@BGRFamily great! Looking at picking up a used one. Realistic to break it down and fit it in an SUV?

Should be doable - disconnecting the masts and console from the deck is possible - definitely a two person job though!

It ties into the weight rating of the treadmills - and we have never blown a motor, just decks and belts.

We have used it for a max of 1.5 hours at this point with no isuues. I have not seen documentation of max use time either. Hope that helps.