Best iFIT Treadmill (2024): Get Your Interactive Programming Fix With These 6 Machines

Let’s face it: Trying to come up with your own treadmill workout can be tough (and downright boring). That’s why I like to rely on interactive programming like Peloton, and I have even done an extensive iFIT review. These subscription-based apps allow you to get started running or walking with the simple click of a button. 

Finding the best iFIT treadmills on the market may seem tough, but luckily, Garage Gym Reviews is here to help. We’ve tested nearly 50 treadmills and have written extensively about them in many of our guides, including the best treadmills for a home gym, and below, we’ll focus just on those that offer iFIT programming.  

Our team of expert product reviewers and testers puts all of the machines we test through our rigorous fitness equipment testing methodology, where we evaluate factors such as:

• Durability
• Adjustability and ergonomics
• Tech capabilities
• Value 

After plenty of hours with our feet on these machines, we’ve created this list of the best iFIT treadmills.

Best Treadmills with iFIT

• Best iFIT Treadmill Overall: NordicTrack Commercial 1750
• Best Affordable iFIT Treadmill: ProForm Carbon TLX
• Best iFIT Treadmill for Walkers: NordicTrack Commercial 1250
• Best iFIT Treadmill for Long Runs: NordicTrack EXP 7i
• Best iFIT Treadmill With Incline Training: ProForm Pro 9000
• Best High-End iFIT Treadmill: NordicTrack Commercial X24

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Best iFIT Treadmill Overall: NordicTrack Commercial 1750

Good for: Runners, walkers, and joggers alike

Best iFIT Treadmill Overall

NordicTrack Commercial 1750

GGR Score: 4.5

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Product Highlights

• Spacious running deck
• Compatible with iFIT
• 14-inch touchscreen
• Incline and decline training
• Financing available

Pros & Cons

Pros

• Compatible with iFIT
• 3.5 CHP motor
• Free trial of iFIT subscription with purchase
• Treadmill with incline and decline training
• Foldable to save space (EasyLift Assist)
• Run that feels similar to road running
• Financing options available through NordicTrack
• Generous speed range
• Wide running deck
• Cooling fan

Cons

• Big footprint
• Heavy and not the easiest to move
• Price is around $2,000
• Warranty is voided if the treadmill is used/stored in a garage

Bottom Line

If you’re looking to add a workhorse of a treadmill to your home gym, we recommend the NordicTrack Commercial 1750.

The NordicTrack Commercial 1750 treadmill is one of my personal all-time favorite cardio machines. I, as well as several other people on our Garage Gym Reviews team, have used this treadmill for all kinds of workouts. We rated it highest for its technology capabilities: The 1750 comes equipped with a 14-inch HD touchscreen that can be moved and swiveled to accommodate iFIT workouts off the treadmill (as well as on, of course). 

I personally really like the 3.5 CHP motor coupled with the 22-inch wide by 60-inch long deck. These are both important features to look for in a treadmill that can support all types of cardio—you want a motor of at least 3.0 CHP and a 20-inch wide by 60-inch long deck, the markings of the best treadmills for tall runners.

NordicTrack also offers great financing options, and the 1750 is no exception. You can take home this cardio machine for as little as $52 per month for 39 months (with 0% APR). No need to stress about paying for it all at once!

In terms of things to be aware of, the NordicTrack 1750 is incredibly heavy at 340 pounds in-box. If you can afford it, I recommend splurging for professional assembly so you don’t injure yourself trying to move or assemble this machine. The 1750 also has a large footprint, but it can be folded when it isn’t being used, so it’s generally less of a concern. 

Read our full NordicTrack Commercial 1750 treadmill review.

Best Affordable iFIT Treadmill: ProForm Carbon TLX Treadmill

Good for: People on a budget who still want a treadmill compatible with iFIT

Best Affordable iFIT Treadmill

ProForm Carbon TLX

GGR Score: 3.72

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Product Highlights

• Affordable folding treadmill
• 3.0 CHP motor
• 60″ belt
• 0-12 mph speed range
• 12% incline
• 7-inch display
• iFIT-enabled

Pros & Cons

Pros

• Durable with a 3.0 CHP motor
• 300-lb weight capacity
• 60-inch belt length
• 12% incline
• Cushioned running deck
• iFIT-enabled
• Foldable

Cons

• Only a 1-year parts warranty
• No touchscreen display

Bottom Line

The ProForm Carbon TLX is an affordable folding treadmill that would be suitable for a small space. It's durable, with a 300-pound weight capacity and 3.0 CHP motor, plus it offers up to 12% incline. Also take advantage of iFIT for virtual classes on this machine.

As you might be learning, the best iFIT treadmills don’t come too cheap. However, the ProForm Carbon TLX treadmill is one of the most affordable machines you’ll find that has all the benefits of interactive programming plus some nice extras, too, earning it a 5 out of 5 for value in our rating system. 

While it doesn’t have a touchscreen, the Carbon TLX does have Bluetooth capabilities to connect to your smartphone and take advantage of iFIT workouts. With the Bluetooth and WiFi capabilities, we gave the Carbon TLX a 4.25 out of 5 for tech capabilities in our ProForm Carbon TLX review. 

The Carbon TLX has an ample running deck that measures 20 inches wide and 60 inches long, big enough for runners to stretch their strides. It also has a 300-pound weight capacity and a 3.0 CHP motor, both good indicators of durability that we look for in treadmills—this earns it a 4.5 out of 5 in this category. And, the fact that this machine is currently priced at under $1,000 makes this all the more impressive. 

The Carbon TLX also folds up with a gas shock so you can keep it out of the way when it’s not in use, plus the low step up height of 7.75 inches adds to the accessibility. Fans, Bluetooth capabilities, and the 30-day iFIT trial round out the benefits of this machine. 

We gave the Carbon TLX a 3 out of 5 for workout experience, and our tester, GGR Everything Lead Reviewer and CPT Lindsay Scheele, had this to say about it: “Overall, it’s a fine treadmill, and honestly a pretty decent budget-friendly pick! It feels really stable in use and I like the durability of it. I don’t feel like it provided a lot as far as cushioning goes, though.”

Best iFIT Treadmill for Walkers: NordicTrack Commercial 1250

Good for: Consistent walkers who want a touchscreen display

Best iFIT Treadmill for Walkers

NordicTrack Commercial 1250

GGR Score: 4.5

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Product Highlights

• Indoor treadmill with incline and decline capabilities
• Hands-free adjustments
• 10” screen that can rotate
• iFIT-enabled 

Pros & Cons

Pros

• Machine learning adjusts workouts based on user
• 30-day iFIT membership included
• Use Google Maps to workout in various places worldwide
• -3% decline to 12% incline
• Keep track of your stats

Cons

• Users have to purchase iFIT after trial ends
• Relatively expensive
• Screen is not very big

Bottom Line

The NordicTrack Commercial 1250 comes equipped with incline and decline capabilities, Bluetooth and heart rate connectivity, workouts with iFit trainers and more.

Looking for a treadmill with iFIT is also one of the best treadmills for walking? We love the NordicTrack Commercial 1250. It’s the newest (and most affordable) in the brand’s Commercial Series line. Despite its lower price tag of under $2,000, the 1250 delivers with impressive specs:

• -3% decline and 12% incline
• 0-12 MPH speed range
• 3.0 CHP motor ideal for walkers and runners alike

With that impressive decline-to-incline range, you can climb hills and really work your leg muscles during your cardio workout.

Of course, the 1250 is compatible with iFIT programming, which plays out on a 10-inch touchscreen that can tilt and pivot. This means you can take your workout off the treadmill and still see and hear your instructor.

In our testing, we rated the 1250 high for its ease of use, the comfort of the spacious running deck, and the amazing programming iFIT offers.

I have to tell you: This is a big, heavy machine. It weighs 281 pounds. While it does fold thanks to a deck that can be lifted and locked into place, it will still take up quite a bit of room in your space.

For more, check out our full NordicTrack Commercial 1250 review.

Best iFIT Treadmill for Long Runs: NordicTrack EXP 7i

Good for: Distance runners who want a large deck with adjustable cushioning

Best iFIT Treadmill for Long Runs

NordicTrack EXP 7i

GGR Score: 4.1

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Product Highlights

• 7-inch touchscreen display
• iFIT-enabled and comes with a free 30-day family membership
• 3.0 CHP motor suited for walking or running
• Speeds from 0 to 12 mph with incline ranges up to 12%
• Folding design
• 20-inch-by-60-inch cushioned running deck to reduce stress on joints and back
• Supports weights up to 300 pounds
• Conveniences include Bluetooth connectivity, a console fan, and tray for storage

Pros & Cons

Pros

• Interactive 7-inch screen allows for easy access to the iFIT library
• Folding design
• Large running surface for a folding treadmill
• Cushioned running deck
• One-month family membership to iFIT is included with purchase

Cons

• Small screen
• No tablet or phone holder
• Heavy

Bottom Line

True to the NordicTrack brand, the NordicTrack EXP 7i is a high-quality treadmill best suited for walkers, joggers, hikers, and the casual runner. With iFIT connectivity, you will have no shortage of motivation to stay on track towards your fitness goals.

For a stable, mid-range treadmill you can count on, the NordicTrack EXP 7i is a great option. For around $1,800, you’ll get iFIT programming connectivity and a super steady machine (that won’t shake), which is excellent for a long-distance run. 

Plus, the 20-inch wide by 60-inch long deck is the ideal length and width for running, even if you’re tall. The 3.0 CHP motor can accommodate frequent running or sprinting. I’m also a huge fan of the adjustable cushioning. If you’re training for a road race and want your treadmill deck to simulate the outdoors, you’ll be able to adjust the cushioning to feel thinner. If you have joint pain or knee issues, you can increase the level of cushioning to feel like you’re running on a puffy cloud.

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It is worth noting that the touchscreen included on the EXP 7i is rather small. At just 7 inches, this touchscreen may be difficult to see for those with bad eyesight. If you don’t mind the size, it is a nice feature to even have a touchscreen at all on a semi-affordable treadmill.

If you’re a card-carrying member of the garage gym gang (versus the home gym club), you’ll want to be aware that your warranty will be voided if you store this machine in your garage. The same is true of all NordicTrack and ProForm machines, but it is a fact that needs to be said anyway (don’t make the same mistake as one of our readers).

Read our entire NordicTrack EXP 7i treadmill review.

Best iFIT Treadmill with Incline Training: ProForm Pro 9000

Good for: Those who want to simulate going uphill or who like to incline train

Best iFIT Treadmill with Incline Training

ProForm Pro 9000

GGR Score: 4.5

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Product Highlights

• Compatible with iFIT
• Powerful motor
• Foldable treadmill
• Large 22-inch HD displays
• Hands-free incline/speed adjustments

Pros & Cons

Pros

• Large 22-inch display
• Compatible with iFIT
• Incline and decline training available
• Cushioned deck
• Fan and water bottle holder
• Bluetooth speakers

Cons

• Priced around $2,300
• iFIT subscription is an additional cost
• Heavy machine with a big footprint
• You cannot store or use this treadmill in your garage without voiding the warranty

Bottom Line

The ProForm Pro 9000 is a powerful, pricey treadmill great for those who want interactive programming from a reliable machine.

The ProForm Pro 9000 is a great choice for iFIT enthusiasts who also enjoy incline training. The Pro 9000 has between -3% to 12% decline and incline available to vary your training. Plus, while doing a challenging hill workout with iFIT, your trainer can automatically control the level of incline and decline (this feature can also be turned off), so all you have to worry about is pushing yourself. 

Besides the stellar incline and decline options, the Pro 9000 features a 22-inch touchscreen with a convenient cooling fan underneath. If you want to listen to your iFIT class in peace without it blaring over the dual speakers, you have the option to connect your headphones via Bluetooth. This is super useful, especially for those who want to be respectful of others in a shared space.

I also like that the Pro 9000 can be folded and stored away while it isn’t being used. The included gas shock makes unfolding the 9000 a breeze (and safer) since it gently lowers the deck rather than crashing to the floor.

In terms of things I’m not crazy about, the weight of the Pro 9000 tops the list. At 263 pounds, the Pro 9000 is an absolute behemoth of a treadmill. Forget trying to move it up the stairs by yourself—either grab a few friends to assist you or hire a moving crew. 

Want to learn more? Check out our full ProForm Pro 9000 treadmill review.

Best High-End iFIT Treadmill: NordicTrack Commercial X24

Good for: People who want a luxury treadmill with all the bells and whistles

Best High-End iFIT Treadmill

NordicTrack X24 Treadmill

GGR Score: 4

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Product Highlights

* Goes down to a -6% decline or up to a 40% incline * Speed range of 0-12 mph * 24″ swiveling touchscreen * SmartAdjust technology automatically adjusts speed and incline levels during iFIT classes * Powerful 4.25 CHP motor

Pros & Cons

Pros

• Monitor doesn’t wobble even when running at top speeds
• High-quality speakers
• Large belt deck of 60″ x 22″
• Lifetime warranty on the motor
• 400-lb weight capacity
• Monitor has streaming capabilities
• Can create custom, simulated maps with Google Maps

Cons

• Expensive at around $4,500
• Handlebars are a little slippery
• Cushioning could be better
• High step-up height of over 13″
• Weighs over 400 lbs in the box

Bottom Line

The new NordicTrack X24 Treadmill has an impressive incline/decline range of -6% to 40% and features an impressive 24-inch touchscreen monitor with high-quality speakers. It includes several conveniences, like water bottle holders and a cooling fan that adjusts automatically based on the intensity of your iFIT class. However, the $4,500 price tag is steep, and this large, heavy treadmill could be difficult to move around.

If you want the best of the best and don’t mind shelling out the cash to get it, the NordicTrack Commercial X24 treadmill might be a great option for you. This $4,500 cardio machine features a massive 24-inch gleaming touchscreen with which you can view iFIT programming. 

As you follow along with your iFIT trainer, the X24 can automatically adjust to match the incline, decline, and speed of the class you’re taking. How cool is that?

Plus, the X24 has the highest max incline I have personally ever seen on a treadmill––40%. If you really enjoy hill climbs or are a 12-3-30 workout enthusiast, you’ll love having the option to push yourself to the limit.

You can also set the X24 to a -6% decline. This allows you to alter your training and simulate the various terrains and elevations you may find when running outdoors.

You also won’t be wanting for much when it comes to extras––expect to see features like Bluetooth connectivity, Google Maps integration, and a cooling fan.

With so many cool features, there are bound to be some compromises. One, this machine has a large footprint, and unlike other NordicTrack treadmills, it cannot be folded. This is important to note, especially for those in small spaces since the X24 will have to stay out 24/7. 

For the price, I also wish the warranty was longer. NordicTrack usually offers a 10-year frame warranty across the board, but the industry standard is at least 15 years. For a $4,500 machine, you’d hope to have the included warranty meet the standard. 

Other iFIT Treadmills We Researched

The best NordicTrack treadmills as well as most ProForm machines have iFIT capabilities. As someone who has tried a ton of NordicTrack and ProForm treadmills, there honestly isn’t much to dislike about either––both brands make solid machines. This tracks, because they both are under the same parent company, Icon Health and Fitness, which also is associated with iFIT.

Still not finding what you’re looking for? Check out some of our other treadmill roundups:

• Best Treadmill Under $500
• Best Treadmill For Seniors
• Best Treadmill For Tall Runners
• Best Treadmills For Bad Knees
• Best Treadmills For Walking

How We Picked and Tested

Curious how we chose the treadmills that made this list? Take a glimpse into how we picked each one: 

• Compatibility with iFIT programming: Is the machine compatible with iFIT programming?
• Deck size: What are the dimensions of the deck? How does this compare to the industry standard? Will it support running, jogging, or walking best?
• Warranty: What warranties are provided, if any? How does this compare to what we expect industry standard-wise?
• Price: How expensive is the machine? Is it a budget option, mid-range, or high-end?
• Incline and decline: Does the machine have incline and decline? If so, what percentage do each go up to?
• Extras: What extras does the treadmill have? Does it have water bottle holders, Bluetooth connectivity, a cooling fan, or dual speakers? Does it come with a heart rate monitor? Can you also watch Netflix on the machine or view other workout apps?
• Speed options: What is the speed range for the treadmill? What is the top speed? 
• Assembly: How easy is the assembly process? Is professional assembly available for an additional fee?
• Display: Is there a touchscreen display? If not, what kind of display does the treadmill have?
• Motor: What horsepower does the motor have? Is that best for walking, jogging, or running?
• Specs: What do the specs say? How do they compare the industry standards?
• Portability: Is the machine heavy? How much does it weigh? Can it be moved easily? Does it have transport wheels?
• Foldability:Is it a folding treadmill? If so, does it fold easily? Does the machine have a gas shock for safe folding and unfolding?

Benefits of iFIT Treadmills

Still not sure why you should get an iFIT compatible treadmill? Garage Gym Reviews staff writer and certified personal trainer Anthony O’Reilly weighs in.

“iFIT is well worth the money in my opinion,” Anthony says. “The countless programming options ensure you’ll never get tired of doing the same workout over and over, and the leaderboards are a proven way to help motivate you to move (who doesn’t like seeing their name climb in the rankings?)”

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Buying Guide: What to Look for in an iFIT Treadmill

Trying to figure out what to look for in an iFIT treadmill? Don’t worry, we have you covered with the critical things you’ll need to check out before purchasing:

Compatible with iFIT

If you want an iFIT treadmill, your new cardio machine will have to be, well, compatible with iFIT. Obviously, you can use iFIT on any treadmill (using your own device), but if you want a machine that will sync up with the programming you’re doing, choose a treadmill that is specifically designed to be utilized with iFIT.

Large Deck

If you’re going to use iFIT programming, chances are you’ll be doing more than just walking. In that case, look for a larger deck with dimensions similar to 20” W x 60” L. This way, you’ll be able to take full, natural strides without feeling like you’re about to fall off of the deck.

Incline and Decline

The majority of nicer treadmills have incline options, but what about decline? If you want to simulate going downhill, finding a treadmill that offers decline options is critical. Quite a few of the NordicTrack treadmills offer significant incline and decline options, so be sure to check them out.

Warranty

The longer a warranty is, the better it is for you, the customer. Generally speaking, you want to see at least 10 years for the frame warranty, especially if you’re purchasing a mid-range treadmill. However, I don’t hold the same standard for budget-friendly options because it is unreasonable to expect cheaper machines to have a longer warranty.

Price

Only you can decide your budget, but the majority of the treadmills I’ve listed also offer financing options. If you’re in love with a $2,000 treadmill but can’t afford it all at once, consider financing the machine. Plenty of the financing options include 0% APR, which means you won’t pay any extra for the benefit of breaking your payments up. 

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Speed Options

Depending on how fast you plan to run, make sure your treadmill can support it. Some speed demons need a machine that can run upwards of 14 miles per hour, but most treadmills generally cap out at 12. 

Make sure your new machine can keep up with the pace you want to run. I also recommend checking to see if the treadmill has a quick select button, which is especially useful for those who do interval training. You don’t want to waste valuable time changing the speed during your sets if you don’t have to.

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Caroline Lubinsky, CF-L1

Caroline is a former NCAA D1 Women’s College Soccer player who also played in the WPSL, the second highest level of professional women’s soccer in the United States. Although soccer was her first love, Caroline eats, sleeps, and breathes all things fitness. She credits her high school’s football coach, Jason Estep, with teaching her how to properly use a barbell at 15 years old and inspiring an enduring love for strength training. Caroline is also a CrossFit Level 1 Trainer. Content wise, Caroline has a background in Public Relations and previously worked in the Communication department at Appalachian State University. When Caroline isn’t writing or working out, she works with dachshund rescue groups and listens to way too many true crime podcasts.

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