Horizon Fitness T90 Treadmill
Horizon Fitness T90 Treadmill
The T90 is great for beginners but not just an entry-level treadmill. It also has the power and features to satisfy the most seasoned treadmill users. Folds up easily for convenient storage. This Horizon T90 Treadmill with user weight capacity up to 275 Pounds will help you reach your goals in no time flat keep motivated. It features 1.75 CHP drive motor system, 1.3 Millimeters, and 2-ply belt. The console system features a program that includes manual, intervals, weight loss, rolling hills. This Treadmill also features 4 LCD displays.
Horizon Fitness T90 Treadmill Review.
I’ve been a runner for years, but this is the first treadmill I’ve bought for my home and I’m very satisfied with it so far. I’ve been running steadily on it for a week and a half now and have had no major problems.
First, I’d like to say that I bought this treadmill directly from Amazon and I chose the free super saver shipping (cutting about a hundred dollars off my total,) so I wasn’t expecting it to get to me very quickly. But the treadmill shipped out about a week earlier than its first estimated shipping date, and it actually arrived on my doorstep nearly two weeks before the projected date of arrival. I am very pleased with Amazon’s service in this area! But on to the product.
I put this treadmill together myself, and I had very little trouble with it. Following the instructions carefully (especially the part that continually iterates not tightening any bolts until the entire treadmill is assembled,) I got it together pretty easily. The only problem I had was with the weight of the thing, which made getting some of the pieces to line up a little difficult, but if you get someone to give you a hand with this (or if you’re fairly strong; I myself am 5’4″ and 110 in my socks,) this shouldn’t be a problem at all. The first time I turned it on, I had some problems with the belt shifting to one side or the other, but I followed the instructions in the manual for fixing this and it straightened right back out. The only thing the instruction booklet was lacking in was the part that explained how to lubricate under the belt when you first use the treadmill; I figured it out easily myself, but it would have been nice if the instructions in the manual went into a little more detail on just how it’s done.
I was satisfied with the packaging as well; it was well padded and everything was in great condition when I opened it up. The cup holder was dented and slightly cracked when I pulled it out, but the rest of the products in the box and the box that it came in itself were completely unharmed, so I assume that the flaw occurred before packaging, and it’s not a big deal. Plus, I liked that all the parts for each individual step of assembly were bagged separately and labeled, “parts for step one”, “parts for step two” – very helpful for someone like me, who can’t tell the difference between a screw and a screwdriver. Overall, the packaging and arrangement of all the parts were very satisfactory.
I can’t say how this treadmill stacks up to the higher-range ones, not having been a big treadmill runner up until now, but for me, this treadmill is exactly what I wanted. I have been running approximately ten miles a day on it since I got it, and I haven’t had a problem yet. It is a little noisy, but maybe that’s because I’m more used to the silence of running outside – and it’s hardly noticeable with some music on in the background or headphones in. I would definitely recommend this model if you’re looking for your first treadmill.
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