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Get a great workout in your home with the quiet and smooth continuous-duty Horizon T101 treadmill, which can reach speeds up to 10 miles per hour. Perfect for rigorous training routines, the T101 has a 2.25 hp (horsepower) incline motor with a 0 to 10-percent grade and speed increments of 0.5 mph. It's easily storable, thanks to Horizon's exclusive FeatherLIGHT lift, which incorporates two hydraulic shocks to assist you when raising and lowering the deck. They even hold the deck in place above 45 degrees, eliminating drops. Other features include PerfectFLEX deck cushioning, Sonic Surround speakers with MP3 compatibility, pulse grip heart rate monitoring, and a COOLfit workout fan.
The computer console has three orange LED windows, LED brickyard, and target/workout LED indicators. You'll be able to challenge yourself with nine programming options that include three targets (time, distance, calories) and three workouts (manual, intervals, weight loss).
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Specifications
- Motor: 2.25 HP
- Speed range: 0 to 10 MPH
- Incline: 0 to 10 percent
- Belt size: 20 x 55 inches
- Maximum user weight: 300 pounds
- Warranty: Lifetime frame and motor, 1-year parts and labor
About Treadmills
Walking is still considered one of the most beneficial cardiovascular exercises for people of all ages, body types, and fitness levels. As a fundamental form of aerobic training, walking has numerous physical benefits for the heart, lungs, and circulatory system, while also increasing muscle tone and burning fat calories. Treadmills provide a convenient way to regularly exercise in all weather conditions in the comfort and safety of your own home.
From beginners just starting an exercise regimen to advanced athletes looking to maintain their fitness level, anyone interested in getting and staying in shape can benefit greatly from regular use of a treadmill. Treadmills allow you to determine the pace, distance, and complexity of the workout based on your needs, all while watching television, talking on the telephone, or reading a magazine. Much easier on sensitive joints like the knees and hips, treadmill walking and running surfaces are typically long, padded platforms that allow ample room for a long stride and comfortable, low-impact walk or jog without the harsh contact of a concrete surface.
While many different types, styles, and price ranges of treadmills exist, many of them offer unique features like a fold-up design for easy storage, an electronic display monitor showing speed, distance, workout time, incline level, and burned calories, and EKG grip pulses to monitor the heart rate while exercising. Regardless of the simple to complex features you may choose, treadmills offer an array of aerobic exercise opportunities that will provide long-lasting beneficial cardiovascular results without a commute to the gym or a jog in the rain.
About Horizon Fitness
Horizon is part of Johnson Health Tech, one of the largest manufacturers of fitness equipment in the world. They are committed to designing, engineering, and manufacturing superior products for health clubs and homes. Horizon's manufacturing facilities rank among the most sophisticated in the industry, with an intricate mix of robotics and skilled workers that maintain the highest standards of accuracy and quality. Every stage of manufacturing has a testing phase and 10 percent of Horizon's products go through a rigorous quality inspection that includes completely taking them apart and reassembling them.
Product Description
Horizon treadmills are all about one thing – quality. Quality suspension and deck systems to help protect your body; best-in-class motors that keep going strong for years to come; and meaningful, motivating programming to help you meet your goals. At Horizon, we carefully design each treadmill to give you the comfort, control and convenience you need to succeed. Horizon treadmills use large, heavy frames, making them more solid and stable than competitors'. The Horizon T101 offers a comfortable beginning - durability and value rolled into an attractive design.
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Manufacturer's Home Warranty: Lifetime frame and motor, 1-year parts and labor
Manufacturer's Home Warranty: Lifetime frame and motor, 1-year parts and labor
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254 of 261 people found the following review helpful
After researching more than I planned to and more than I would have liked to, I finally came back to where I started at with the Horizon T101. They happen to sell it at a local (& small) sports store where I felt comfortable with the salespeople who actually wanted to help me & with treadmills that were actually able to be used. (At the large chain stores I went to, no sales people were anywhere around and the safety keys were all removed from the treadmills rendering them useless. Hence, I wasn't exactly thrilled with the prospect of giving them my money.)
Anyway, I have read a lot in the past few days about you can't get a quality treadmill for under X amount of money or by buying anything from X brand. Thing is, I definitely don't have $1500-$2000 to spend on a treadmill. I wasn't even comfortable with the idea of spending $1000. I wanted something between $400-$700 MAX. And I didn't want it to shake, I wanted it to have incline, and tell me how far I'd "traveled" and how many calories I'd burnt, and I wanted to be able to jog on it (5-6 MPH for me.) I thought these were fairly simple demands considering treadmills aren't exactly new technology. I don't even need it to support a large amount of weight. Just me, at 150 lbs and hopefully soon weighing less.
So I finally decided I would try the one I liked the most instead of trying to find the one the treadmill reviewers liked the most. I did ultimately decide against Icon made products because I did not like the consoles as much and I feared the fancier electronic stuff meant less quality in the places where it matters most. I also read way too much about subpar quality in the past (although it has perhaps increased recently, shown by their imrpoved warranties) that I could not possibly buy one without fearing it's impending doom. This brought me back to Horizon treadmills, which I liked the look of the most from the beginning. As a bonus and possible deciding factor, the nice people at Play it again Sports where the T101 is carried in my area assured me they are licensed to fix Horizon products. So if it breaks, I don't even have to call Horizon. I just go see them and they come fix it.
I bit the bullet and let them swipe my card. Opted out of having them deliver and assemble it. It would have been nice, but I didn't want to spend any more money if I didn't have to. It is quite heavy and it was difficult to get it out of the car and inside. Putting it together was much easier, although my boyfriend got aggravated a couple times because you have to hold parts just right for all the holes to line up (which all of ours did). Really though all you do is attach the supporting bars and then fit the console in between the support beams on top. After assembly, I hopped on to begin burning calories asap. I jogged some at 5.8 mph and 2% incline, I jogged much slower at a 5% incline, I walked quickly all the way up at a 10% incline, and I sped walk a lot around 4 mph at 3% incline. I was at it for around 45 minutes and it felt very stable and good under my feet. I realize this is not at all showing if it's durable yet or not, but my first impressions are that I am quite pleased and excited to get fit for bikini season. I am glad that I did not spend less and that I did not spend more. I like the console and the overall appearance of this treadmill as well. It does not look or feel cheap or flimsy.
The only problem I'm having right now is it is quite large and doesn't fold up completely vertically. I already knew this but it's still a little bit of a problem for me. It's more or less in the middle of my living room right now as there's not really anywhere else to put it without completely rearranging. My recent weight gain over a tough fall semester followed by the holidays however is more of an issue to me so I am willing to deal with an intruding treadmill. Also one may wish to beware that after assembled it probably cannot move through doorways. It is 33" in width and 40" deep while folded. Finally, the 2 wheels are useless. I have yet to figure out how to tilt it back (towards me, when I'm holding onto the handles of the treadmill while folded) and get it onto the wheels. Thus, it is quite difficult to move around. Luckily my floor is tiled; I don't think I COULD move it on carpet, especially not thick carpet.
In essence, I would highly recommend this treadmill if you are looking for qualities similar to what I was looking for. A fairly basic, safe-feeling, folding treadmill with automatic incline that can easily support an average weight for walking and jogging. It has a lifetime frame and motor warranty which makes me feel like it will be durable over the long haul. Definitely GO to the stores and test them out and see what you feel comfortable on & won't mind looking at in your home. I would also try to find out if there are people who can service a Horizon treadmill near you, if that will ease your mind as it did mine. I am happy with my purchase, which was a large purchase for me, and I will update this review should anything go wrong. Happy treading!
Anyway, I have read a lot in the past few days about you can't get a quality treadmill for under X amount of money or by buying anything from X brand. Thing is, I definitely don't have $1500-$2000 to spend on a treadmill. I wasn't even comfortable with the idea of spending $1000. I wanted something between $400-$700 MAX. And I didn't want it to shake, I wanted it to have incline, and tell me how far I'd "traveled" and how many calories I'd burnt, and I wanted to be able to jog on it (5-6 MPH for me.) I thought these were fairly simple demands considering treadmills aren't exactly new technology. I don't even need it to support a large amount of weight. Just me, at 150 lbs and hopefully soon weighing less.
So I finally decided I would try the one I liked the most instead of trying to find the one the treadmill reviewers liked the most. I did ultimately decide against Icon made products because I did not like the consoles as much and I feared the fancier electronic stuff meant less quality in the places where it matters most. I also read way too much about subpar quality in the past (although it has perhaps increased recently, shown by their imrpoved warranties) that I could not possibly buy one without fearing it's impending doom. This brought me back to Horizon treadmills, which I liked the look of the most from the beginning. As a bonus and possible deciding factor, the nice people at Play it again Sports where the T101 is carried in my area assured me they are licensed to fix Horizon products. So if it breaks, I don't even have to call Horizon. I just go see them and they come fix it.
I bit the bullet and let them swipe my card. Opted out of having them deliver and assemble it. It would have been nice, but I didn't want to spend any more money if I didn't have to. It is quite heavy and it was difficult to get it out of the car and inside. Putting it together was much easier, although my boyfriend got aggravated a couple times because you have to hold parts just right for all the holes to line up (which all of ours did). Really though all you do is attach the supporting bars and then fit the console in between the support beams on top. After assembly, I hopped on to begin burning calories asap. I jogged some at 5.8 mph and 2% incline, I jogged much slower at a 5% incline, I walked quickly all the way up at a 10% incline, and I sped walk a lot around 4 mph at 3% incline. I was at it for around 45 minutes and it felt very stable and good under my feet. I realize this is not at all showing if it's durable yet or not, but my first impressions are that I am quite pleased and excited to get fit for bikini season. I am glad that I did not spend less and that I did not spend more. I like the console and the overall appearance of this treadmill as well. It does not look or feel cheap or flimsy.
The only problem I'm having right now is it is quite large and doesn't fold up completely vertically. I already knew this but it's still a little bit of a problem for me. It's more or less in the middle of my living room right now as there's not really anywhere else to put it without completely rearranging. My recent weight gain over a tough fall semester followed by the holidays however is more of an issue to me so I am willing to deal with an intruding treadmill. Also one may wish to beware that after assembled it probably cannot move through doorways. It is 33" in width and 40" deep while folded. Finally, the 2 wheels are useless. I have yet to figure out how to tilt it back (towards me, when I'm holding onto the handles of the treadmill while folded) and get it onto the wheels. Thus, it is quite difficult to move around. Luckily my floor is tiled; I don't think I COULD move it on carpet, especially not thick carpet.
In essence, I would highly recommend this treadmill if you are looking for qualities similar to what I was looking for. A fairly basic, safe-feeling, folding treadmill with automatic incline that can easily support an average weight for walking and jogging. It has a lifetime frame and motor warranty which makes me feel like it will be durable over the long haul. Definitely GO to the stores and test them out and see what you feel comfortable on & won't mind looking at in your home. I would also try to find out if there are people who can service a Horizon treadmill near you, if that will ease your mind as it did mine. I am happy with my purchase, which was a large purchase for me, and I will update this review should anything go wrong. Happy treading!
99 of 99 people found the following review helpful
Amazon Verified Purchase
After a long research we decided to purchase the Horizon Fitness T101 Treadmill among others. At first I was a little concerned about Horizon customer service reviews however Amazon customer service reviews were good enough for me to purchase the item. I also tested the same item at a local store. The shipping was lightning fast. It was in my living room the 3rd day(Yes the free shipping). The box was very heavy and not strong enough for a heavy item like this. So it looked torn and damaged and loose. I was a little dissappointed to see someone else's shipping label on the other side of the box. Than I thought ok this thing was sold to someone else, returned and probably sold to me again. Not to my surprise one of the carriage legs that help move the treadmill around were terribly bend. So I took it out of the box to see if anything else is broken and it didn't look like it. I am a ASE certified auto mechanic so I am very handy with tools and have a lot of them. I removed the piece and found a way to straighten it up and installed it back. I completed the assembly, started machine and there was a terrible rubbing noise. I opened the top cover found a loose piece of magnetic sensor attached to the motor that is rubbing against the gear underneath it. Now the treadmill is running like a dream, very silent compare to the others and strong enough. I would give it 5 stars if it folded completely vertical but it doesn't. I called Amazon customer service to see if they can send me a new lower carriage. They were extremely nice and helpful and offered me 2 options, either replacement of the whole unit or partial refund for the defective part. I chose the refund and they said they will do it right now without a hassle. The amount offered is satisfactory and I am giving AMAZON CUSTOMER SERVICE 5 STARS. Thank you Amazon. I will continue to be a customer.
This item is not the most sophisticated treadmill in the market but definitely worth the money for the value. It will definitely get the job done. I will update my review in the future if ran into other problems.
Here is a couple of tips about intallation:
1) Do not try to get the treadmill out of the box or remove the yellow band that wraps around it, Read the manual!. The carriage legs are under the pressure of the shock lift, you may hurt yourself if you tilt the machine sideways. You have to cut the corners of the box for assembly. If you can find someone to help you, that would be great.
2) Start every bolt before trying to assemble the arms and other pieces. Some holes have dirt or paint in them from the manufacturing process. It may be hard to start a bolt first time with one hand while trying to hold the arm with the other. This will prevent cross threading the bolts and ruining the whole assembly process, if you feel the screw is going in too tight don't force it just go back and forward until it slowly clears the threads.
3) Do not tighten each screw (4 screws on each side that holds the arms) individually. Start them all then tighten them all, this will give you enough slack to match all 4 holes and screws an each side. (I saw reviews saying the screw holes doesn't match.)
4) To lubricate underneath the belt you have to remove the back covers on both sides, behind the side rails and one screw underneath each side rail. Than the side rails slides back out. The manual asks you to lubricate the belt before first use, the oil is in the box however mine was already lubricated. So I put everything back together.
Update: 03/30/2010, Everything is working flawless but is started to squeek in every joint, I had to lubricate every metal joint or rubber to metal joint on the treadmill, its silent again.
This item is not the most sophisticated treadmill in the market but definitely worth the money for the value. It will definitely get the job done. I will update my review in the future if ran into other problems.
Here is a couple of tips about intallation:
1) Do not try to get the treadmill out of the box or remove the yellow band that wraps around it, Read the manual!. The carriage legs are under the pressure of the shock lift, you may hurt yourself if you tilt the machine sideways. You have to cut the corners of the box for assembly. If you can find someone to help you, that would be great.
2) Start every bolt before trying to assemble the arms and other pieces. Some holes have dirt or paint in them from the manufacturing process. It may be hard to start a bolt first time with one hand while trying to hold the arm with the other. This will prevent cross threading the bolts and ruining the whole assembly process, if you feel the screw is going in too tight don't force it just go back and forward until it slowly clears the threads.
3) Do not tighten each screw (4 screws on each side that holds the arms) individually. Start them all then tighten them all, this will give you enough slack to match all 4 holes and screws an each side. (I saw reviews saying the screw holes doesn't match.)
4) To lubricate underneath the belt you have to remove the back covers on both sides, behind the side rails and one screw underneath each side rail. Than the side rails slides back out. The manual asks you to lubricate the belt before first use, the oil is in the box however mine was already lubricated. So I put everything back together.
Update: 03/30/2010, Everything is working flawless but is started to squeek in every joint, I had to lubricate every metal joint or rubber to metal joint on the treadmill, its silent again.
62 of 64 people found the following review helpful
Amazon Verified Purchase
I was very pleased with my purchase. I had researched treadmills quite a bit before deciding on the Horizon T101. Most of my research stated that this was a good value for the price point and I would have to agree. The unit is sturdy, smooth and quiet. I weigh 230 lbs and the T101 didn't have any issues. You will need 2 people to move the box. Assembling it was straight forward, 3 basic steps took about an 45 minutes to an hour. Now let see how it does over the long haul. I'll amend my review should any issues arise.
Most Recent Customer Reviews
My new running partner
I've only had this treadmill for three weeks, but I've used it every single day and I love it. Product was packed well - though the guy who delivered it set the box upside down and... Read more
Published 1 month ago by Laura
Great Treadmill
After much research on trying to find the perfect treadmill for myself this seemed to be the perfect fit. Read more
Published 2 months ago by DeBate
warranty 1 year, worked well for 1 year 3 days
From the reviews here I decided to order the item. It got here in perfect condition, assembly was easy ( it mostly comes pre-built). Read more
Published 2 months ago by Xantub
Great Treadmill
I ordered the Horizon T101 five days ago and just received it today! The delivery guy brought it in for me and placed it in the area of my choice. Read more
Published 2 months ago by Frazier
service and information available is poor
I have had many problems with this machine. First, I was not told to have a dedicated circuit, this was an addional cost. Then, I needed the lubricating silicone. Read more
Published 2 months ago by Frankie
love it
Never actually used a treadmill before, but love it. I've had it for 2 weeks now and have run about 20 miles on it. Read more
Published 3 months ago by Nathan Tomlin
Nice and quiet...yesss! But watch the console assembly
Very nice machine, wow have they made progress over the last ten years. I bought my last mill at Sears in 2002 and this unit was $200 cheaper, quieter and has speakers and a fan. Read more
Published 3 months ago by Seychellois
Just what we needed!
It took me about 2 hours to set up, not too long. It's running real smooth and like it should be. The speakers are great, but the fan does not blow much air even on high. Read more
Published 3 months ago by Customer
Love this treadmill!
Love, love, love this treadmill! I was tired of paying a gym membership just to get cardio in. I figured investing in a treadmill would be more worth my money in the long run. Read more
Published 3 months ago by C.D.
Just ok
So far, I am enjoying this treadmill, but...
I had a pro-form prior to this and it was better than this Horizon -- I wish I had bought proform again. Read more
I had a pro-form prior to this and it was better than this Horizon -- I wish I had bought proform again. Read more
Published 4 months ago by bdhil
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