Nordictrack Elite 900 Treadmill with 1-Year iFit Membership $1199.99

Hashim85 wrote: ↑ https://costcofan.com/costco-nordictrac ... elite-900/

Sorry, I suspect there is a point to this but, failing to see it.
Price in warehouse? Ok, in US is cheaper. Even in Canada in warehouse is cheaper if someone can find it and then, bring it home.
Peloton treadmill is better? Three times the price...
...

Sorry should have clarified. Just saw this thread and did a quick google first thing in the morning to see if there were any reviews on this model and found this US based site. According to the site it is not a well reviewed treadmill (2.4/5 on the US site), albeit they only claim 37 reviews. My point was not not that it is cheaper in the states or to purchase a Peleton.

gena_mak wrote: ↑ Sorry, I suspect there is a point to this but, failing to see it.
Price in warehouse? Ok, in US is cheaper. Even in Canada in warehouse is cheaper if someone can find it and then, bring it home.
Peloton treadmill is better? Three times the price...
...

Hashim85 wrote: ↑ Sorry should have clarified. Just saw this thread and did a quick google first thing in the morning to see if there were any reviews on this model and found this US based site. According to the site it is not a well reviewed treadmill (2.4/5 on the US site), albeit they only claim 37 reviews. My point was not not that it is cheaper in the states or to purchase a Peleton.

You will be hard pressed to find that pretty much most of the budget priced treadmills are poorly made and reviewed. The fact that nordictrack has more poor reviews is because the brand is sold way more than other brands. I own nordictrack commercial c2150, at the time it was second highest behind 2450 premium model. But, it still poorly made. However, it is 7 years old with 10000km on it and still works.
If I were to buy now new treadmill I would go with Sole.
But, mine still runs and I got new echelon bike so, my treadmill will have less use in near future.

Unfortunately, our market place is very limited at the moment.

Yea, I've heard the same. But like you I'm waiting on a Sole from Costco (that I can purchase in time lol). For the price Consumer Reports seems to rate them the best. I'm sure this nordictrack is OK but given the general price range of a treadmill purchase these days I can't convince myself to buy something that may have problems in the near future.

gena_mak wrote: ↑ You will be hard pressed to find that pretty much most of the budget priced treadmills are poorly made and reviewed. The fact that nordictrack has more poor reviews is because the brand is sold way more than other brands. I own nordictrack commercial c2150, at the time it was second highest behind 2450 premium model. But, it still poorly made. However, it is 7 years old with 10000km on it and still works.
If I were to buy now new treadmill I would go with Sole.
But, mine still runs and I got new echelon bike so, my treadmill will have less use in near future.

Unfortunately, our market place is very limited at the moment.

you guys should read the old thread in retired deals forums about the issues with the interface on this (if I remember correctly). Some people say it's slow?
I'm too lazy to check sorry. EDIT: Comp_freak provided the link (thanks).

Also fun fact: apparently in the last treadmill thread (Xterra TRX7.5 3.5 CHP Folding Treadmill $1299.99) the OP said treadmills are like TSLA stock. So you just buy them without thinking because the price will keep going up.

Supply and demand or something the guy said.

Jordanferras wrote: ↑ Doesn't mean it's worth paying 1300

gena_mak wrote: ↑ Yep, tell it to Tesla stock.
To me neither but, it’s a capitalist society, market is dictating the price at this moment.

I have an older Nordictrack with a 3.0 chp motor and it's still working well 10 years later. It was a higher end model than this one but not by leagues.

I had to have it serviced under warranty (they replaced the entire console) and a few years later, the integrated tv screen failed (I replaced it with a better smart tv that I wired in independently). Shortly after, all of the sound controls just fried - this particular board did not handle static electricity well. Still, the integrated control touch screen, iFit, and all the treadmill controls work flawlessly. I estimate that I average about 600 kms a year on my treadmills so even if it is a bit of a Frankenstein after ten years, I have to say that I am (somewhat) happy with it as the important parts (to me) are quite well made.

This is tablet base interface very slow. Lot of discussion at https://forums.redflagdeals.com/costco- ... 9-2431251/

link is dead so I'm guessing the deal is dead. it's ok you don't want this thing anyways

I have the 1750 with ifit. I highly recommend Ifit, makes a huge difference. It gives you a variety of exercises plus you get to visit different locations all around the world.

zannerzone wrote: ↑ I have the 1750 with ifit. I highly recommend Ifit, makes a huge difference. It gives you a variety of exercises plus you get to visit different locations all around the world.

I agree it is cool. I once ran the Boston Marathon on the treadmill. Coolest part is that the treadmill inclines and declines according to the topography. Oh yeah, mine declines up to 3%

Out of stock again!

Back in stock, 32 available as of 5:20PM EST

Hashim85 wrote: ↑ Yea, I've heard the same. But like you I'm waiting on a Sole from Costco (that I can purchase in time lol). For the price Consumer Reports seems to rate them the best. I'm sure this nordictrack is OK but given the general price range of a treadmill purchase these days I can't convince myself to buy something that may have problems in the near future.

Well if you buy from Costco, just return it if unsatisfied or have problems. That's why the Costco treadmills are going so quick.

Agreed. Only downside is that moving and assembling most treadmills is a mission (a few hundred pounds to my knowledge) and to be honest I think the return process would be prohibitive given that you would be responsible for getting the machine to the return counter. Correct me if I'm wrong.

Spud387 wrote: ↑ Well if you buy from Costco, just return it if unsatisfied or have problems. That's why the Costco treadmills are going so quick.

We got our Costco ProForm SMART Performance 800i Treadmill with 14” HD Touchscreen and 1-Year iFit Membership last week - $1468.00 delivered all in! Couldn't be happier