NordicTrack Commercial 1750 Treadmill Review

The review of the Commercial 1750 Treadmill was filmed at the NordicTrack headquarters. Learn more and see the latest price at rb.gy/pztoos. The NordicTrack Commercial 1750 treadmill is loaded with features including a 3.8 HP motor, 22" x 60" tread belt, 7" full color Android browser display, iFit Live capability, speakers and more. This treadmill is designed motivate and entertain you as you reach your fitness goals.

[@frederickwaters1067]

Review of the NordicTrack Commercial 1750 Treadmill by Fred Waters. This video was done at the NordicTrack headquarters. The Commercial 1750 treadmill gets high grades for innovation and features.

[@user-kx7hy8ki2w]

Занимаемся на таком тренажере уже год. Все очень нравиться. Покупали в магазине Zona Sporta, обещали, что проблем не будет и их действительно нет до сих пор. Все работает как часы.

[@changaud]

Some bad reviews say this machine is really noisy, not after a few months of use but right out of the box. It would be nice seeing a video review with someone actually running on it at a good pace, so we can see how stable is it (like those in the gym) especially when they call it "commercial". Thanks.

[@user-qj3ms3th5b]

Шикарная дорожка!Купил в магазине Зона Спорта, очень понравилось абсолютно все!

[@CraigLafferty]

I am in the market for a treadmill in the $1500-$2000 range. While this model keeps popping up on review sites as being great, the personal reviews show that after-sales support is non-existent. The BBB currently has 89 negative complaints against Icon (owner of Nordic Track) for various treadmills. The main issue is that many people bought treadmills mid-November 2017 and have yet to receive the treadmill. The communication is abysmal. I do know that you have to take reviews with a grain of salt because most people complain quickly and are slow to praise. But one thing is consistent in all of the bad reviews- it comes down to poor customer service. Many people are left holding the bag when the company constantly delays parts, technicians or repairs.( Yes, they have a great warranty, but there is always a delay in actually being able to use it).

[@frederickwaters1067]

Sorry for the delay, I was out of town. The NT 1750 is one of the most feature rich treadmills in this price range. I have a NT treadmill and have not had any issues in six years. Although I split walking on it and running outside. If the motivational and entertainment features are not a factor in your buying decision I would look at the Sole F80. I would give in a higher rating for durability. And being a smaller company their customer service tends to be more accessible.

[@shellyortiz1977]

I want to cancel my gym membership and get a good threadmill so many machines im going nuts but i keep coming back to this one ... hopefully with a bit more research ill fine my soul mate treadmill.

[@yostmod]

What are the disadvantages of treadmill?

[@Alfactors]

This version exactly is always gonna be on KZbin but all the ones I've seen are in the dump

[@c623925]

Thank you for review. What is the actual dimension of this machine (total length and total width including both uprights)? Height does not matter.

[@frederickwaters1067]

I'm not sure if this exact, but should be close - 82" x 36".

[@c623925]

Thank you It fits in my room.

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[@vickmackey24]

The tablet holder on this model of the 1750 is absolute horse shit -- I can't run on the thing without my iPad 3 sliding right off. The tablet holder design on the 2013 model didn't have this problem and held the tablet firmly in place. Way to take a step back in design, NordicTrack. Aside from that and a few other minor nuisances concerning iFit, it's a pretty solid machine.

[@JHO1BHO21]

What makes this a "commercial" model? Just got one and already have issues. They can call it commercial, but anyone who has ever used a commercial model at a gym would easily lol at this being called commercial and sold as such. Its plastic and light weight....and day 1 already has issues. Feels like a home model with a nice fancy computer on it

[@NightingaleNews]

What are your issues? I'm seriously considering this model. TIA

[@frederickwaters1067]

This is not a commercial grade treadmill. Commercial grade treadmills for the home start at around $4,000. They tend to be brands like Landice, True and Precor. NordicTrack takes liberties with the commercial term. I am also curious what issues you are having. I just set up this treadmill for friends and it worked fine right out the box. The only issues is this sucker is very heavy, but of course, that makes it very stable.

[@spe-chulpee-pul6976]

then why do they say this is a commercial treadmill. ...misleading

[@pfe2286]

If you buy any NordicTrack machine do expect terrible customer service. My 1750 console stopped working about 1 year after purchase. Lucky, I did purchase repair insurance but getting through to customer service to send for repair was extremely challenging. The Console was replaced only to again break down months later. To buy a console from Nordictrack was more than I originally paid for the treadmill. This part is now extremely hard to come by. So I will dispose of this Nordictrash and look for a more durable brand willing to provide good customer service.