Comparison: NordicTrack Commercial 1750 vs Sole F80

If you are looking for a reliable and durable treadmill that also features a folding frame, these two models by NordicTrack and Sole are great choices. Both models feature powerful motors 3.5 CHP and over, and come complete with advanced consoles that are designed with all of the basics, and then some. And while the NordicTrack outshines the Sole model with its entertainment offerings, both models feature larger displays and built-in workout apps, along with heart rate monitoring capabilities.

See Our Video Comparison of the NordicTrack Commercial 1750 vs Sole F80

 

Features

NordicTrack
Commercial 1750

Sole F80


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Price:

 $1,499
 $1,499

Drive
System:

 3.8 CHP motor
 3.5 CHP motor

Weight
capacity:

 300 pounds
 375 pounds

Console:

 Two levels of cooling fans, accessories tray, integrated tablet holder and water bottle holders
 Cooling fan, large accessories tray under console area, water bottle holders (no reading rack or tablet holder)

Display:

 7 inch full-color, web-enabled touchscreen
 7.5 inch LCD display, blue backlit (no internet connectivity)

Entertainment
Options:

 iFit® enabled. iPod compatible audio center with built-in speakers
 MP3 compatible audio center with built-in speakers

Workout
Programs:

 38 built-in workout programs
 10 built-in workout programs

Heart
rate monitoring:

Grip sensors built-in and wireless chest strap included

 Grip sensors built-in and enabled for wireless monitoring (strap not included)

Speed:

 0 – 12 mph
 0 – 12 mph

Incline:

 0 – 15%
 0 – 15%

Decline:

 0 to -3%
 none

Deck:

 22″ x 60″
 22″ x 60″

Shock
Absorption:

 Runners Flex™ adjustable deck cushioning
 Cushion Flex Whisper Deck

Folding:

 Yes
 Yes

Warranty:

 Lifetime frame and motor, 5 years on parts and electronics, 2 years on labor

Lifetime on frame, motor and deck, 5 years on electronics and 2 years on labor

 

NordicTrack and Sole are both leading fitness brands in the treadmill arena, so either of these models would be a best buy. The Sole F80 does lack an advanced entertainment options, a decline option, and has a slightly less powerful motor. For some people this may not be a huge issue. NordicTrack’s Commercial 1750 has all of the entertainment bells and whistles on their more advanced console, which also includes an impressive 38 workout programs and iFit® technology, but is more expensive. The bottom line: if you are looking for more by way of the console and entertainment package, we suggest the NordicTrack Commercial 1750. However, if you aren’t interested in too many bells and whistles, the Sole F80 is an excellent choice as well.

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