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• Price: Spirit home treadmills cost about $900 – $2000 when purchased new. A wide variety of machines are available to suit different workout budgets.

• Audio: Some Spirit models come with audio ports and built-in speakers to provide extra motivation to exercise. Del Amitri Twisted Rare here. • Compact size: Several Spirit models can be folded to save space. Their “soft drop” design makes the process easy on the user’s body.

• Consoles: Spirit consoles stand out from others. They are multi-colored but sleek and uncluttered, and the buttons are easy to press in the midst of running. Controls are also built into the handrails of some Spirit treadmills.

• Convenience: Spirit treadmills are available through home delivery. • Motors: The motors in some Spirit home treadmills are equal to or better than those of other treadmill brands in the same price categories. Spirit’s top-of-the-line model for 2010, the XT675, has a 3.5 HP motor to support runners weighing up to 425 pounds.

The Esprit ET6 has a 2.5 HP motor, which is adequate for most walkers and light joggers. • Tracks: Some Spirit treadmill tracks are relatively tiny, but the brand’s best model, the XT675, boasts a 60”x22” track.

• Warranties: Spirit treadmills now include 30-year or lifetime motor warranties, 1-year warranties on parts and labor, and 5-year frame warranties. What We Don’t Like.

• Cheaper models: The quality of Spirit machines has a wide range. The cheaper models are noticeably less sturdy and less powerful than the more expensive models.

The Esprit ET2, for instance, has a very small track (50”x20”) and a relatively weak 2 HP motor. Our Verdict Spirit treadmills are well worth researching. Breeders Assistant Keygens. Potential customers who are not concerned about having a treadmill TV or iFit reader will find these treadmills to be more than adequate.

They are well-built, generally have roomy tracks, and feature great warranties. The Spirit XT675 has an especially strong motor, a high weight capacity, and a built-in sound system.

Dyaco also has its own R&D department, which dedicate their time to the development of new and efficient equipment. This is probably the reason why Spirit is so known for their product innovation. Price Range Category Spirit treadmills belong in the mid-priced range category. Their treadmills are currently being sold at around $1,000 to a little over $2,000. With these price tags, you’ll get beautifully designed treadmills with lots of features and long warranties. What Spirit Lacks Spirit needs to improve the quality of their equipment. In an effort to provide better features while maintaining its affordable price, Dayco replaced good treadmill parts with average treadmill parts and moved the production offshore which resulted to the decline of their machine’s quality.

Lately however, the quality of Spirit machines have been improving. But so have most of their competition. As a result, their quality is still lagging behind other mid-priced treadmill brands.

Recommendation To conclude, Spirit Treadmills are affordable, great looking, and has nice features, but they have to improve their quality some more. And until they do, I believe there are other comparable treadmills out there with way better quality. (See our page) Where to Buy If after reading my recommendation, you would still want to buy Spirit treadmills, I suggest you buy from Amazon. But before you buy, be sure to read our reviews of individual Spirit treadmills below. It would guide you in finding the Spirit machine that suits you best. Cost: $1,299 Motor Size: 2.5HP Continuous Duty Maximum Speed: 10mph Incline: 10% Running Surface Size: 50in x 20in Heart Rate Monitor: Yes Folding: Yes Others: This is Spirit's entry level tradmill this year.

This machine is ideal for leisure runs and moderate workout sessions only. Cost: $1,499 Motor Size: 2.75HP Continuous Duty Maximum Speed: 12mph Incline: 12% Running Surface Size: 55in x 20in Heart Rate Monitor: Yes Folding: Yes Others: This machine is better for running, however tall people might find the 55 inch length of the running deck a little too short to feel comfortable in, especially when sprinting. Cost: $1,799 Motor Size: 3.0HP Continuous Duty Maximum Speed: 12mph Incline: 15% Running Surface Size: 58in x 20in Heart Rate Monitor: Yes Folding: Yes Others: This is one of the better Spirit models in the market right now. This machine is definitely worth considering if it is within your budget. Below are some of the older Spirit Treadmills that have been discontinued.

This site would keep these reviews here as some or most of these machines are still being sold online through auctions sites or classified ads sites. Discontinued Cost: $899.99 Motor Size: 1.25HP Maximum Speed: 6mph Incline: 6 levels Running Surface Size: 46in x 14in Pulse Grip: No Folding: Yes Others: the worst treadmill in the Inspire line. Discontinued Cost: $1,099.99 Motor Size: 2.0HP Maximum Speed: 10mph Maximum Incline: 10% Maximum User Weight: 275 lbs Running Surface Size: 51in x 18in Pulse Grip: Yes Folding: Yes Others: this treadmill was definitely not worth its price. Discontinued Cost: $1,199.99 Motor Size: 2.0HP Maximum Speed: 10mph Maximum Incline: 10% Maximum User Weight: 275 lbs Running Surface Size: 51in x 18in Pulse Grip: Yes Folding: Auto Folding Others: similar to the IN100 but with an auto folding feature. Discontinued Cost: $1,399.99 Motor Size: 3.0HP Maximum Speed: 10mph Maximum Incline: 15% Maximum User Weight: 330 lbs Running Surface Size: 55in x 20in Pulse Grip: Yes Folding: Yes Others: this was the best treadmill in the Inspire series.

Discontinued Cost: $998.99 Motor Size: 1.5HP continuous duty Maximum Speed: 10mph Maximum Incline: 11% Maximum User Weight: 275 lbs Running Surface Size: 50in x 18in Heart Rate: No Folding: Yes Others: lacks the features that should be found in treadmills worth $1,000. Discontinued Cost: $1,299.00 Motor Size: 3.0HP continuous duty Maximum Speed: 12mph Maximum Incline: 15% Maximum User Weight: 300 lbs Running Surface Size: 55in x 20in Heart Rate: Yes Folding: Yes Others: came with good specs and features while at the same time still being very affordable. Discontinued Cost: $1,699.99 Motor Size: 3.0HP continuous duty Maximum Speed: 12mph Maximum Incline: 15% Maximum User Weight: 350 lbs Running Surface Size: 55in x 20in Heart Rate: Yes Folding: Yes Others: similar to the Z9 model but this was slightly better. Discontinued Cost: $1,899.99 Motor Size: 3.0HP continuous duty Maximum Speed: 12mph Maximum Incline: 15% Maximum User Weight: 350 lbs Running Surface Size: 55in x 20in Heart Rate: Yes Folding: Yes Others: one of the easiest folding treadmill in the market during its introduction. Discontinued Cost: $2,099.99 Motor Size: 3.0HP continuous duty Maximum Speed: 12mph Maximum Incline: 15% Maximum User Weight: 375 lbs Running Surface Size: 58in x 20in Heart Rate: Yes Folding: Yes Others: was another great looking Spirit treadmill with excellent folding feature.

Discontinued Cost: $2,099.99 Motor Size: 3.0HP continuous duty Maximum Speed: 12mph Maximum Incline: 15% Maximum User Weight: 375 lbs Running Surface Size: 58in x 20in Heart Rate: Yes Folding: No Others: was the non-folding counterpart of the Z500 model. It was also one of the better Spirit treadmills.