ProPlus II

Pros: Excellent safety features, strong motor and great monitor to work with.
Cons: Cannot be folded for easy storage and costly when compared with competitors.

Full Review Pace Master ProPlus ll Top of the Line. PRODUCT DESCRIPTION The Pace Master ProPlus ll is a superior treadmill. It weights 160 pounds and measures 29 inches by 69 inches. The walking surface itself measures 18 inches by 54 ...

Pros: Comfortable and stable run. Excellent Fitness Resource Service.
Cons: Some quality assurance problems

SPECIFICATIONS For Details: http://www.pacemaster.com/tech specs.htm Running Surface: 20" x 54" Drive Motor: 2.75 hp continuous duty Belt: Multi-ply, no-stretch polyester with static dispersing graphite fibers Speed: 0.7 - 11 mph ...

Pros: Good value/potential life of product. Sturdy. Quiet. Long and wide. Lots of programs.
Cons: None.

I purchased the Pacemaster Plus II a few days ago on the advice of a friend of mine. She told me that she and her husband, who both run in marathons, have had their Pacemaster Plus for over 6 years and have never had a problem with it. They use it very ...

Pros: Motor, belt width & length, console, machined solid steel rollers, warranty, overall quality
Cons: Doesn't fold up, but I never found a foldup unit that felt stable.

I waited to write this review because I spent a lot of time researching and trying out treadmills before deciding on this one. Part of that process was also determining which features would be important. The test of time was important to the results. ...

Pros: Looks nice
Cons: Short warranty which is bad since it breaks down every few months.

Purchased Pro Plus II about year and a half ago for walking to rehab from back injury. Right after 1 year full warranty treadmill started stopping while using. Repair guy told me it was a bad chip that was a known issue. But my model was new enough not to have a bad chip go figure. So it cost me $85 labor but at least it worked for a while. Know it's quiting again plus the display is flashing like it's shorting. After it gets fixed I'm selling it I can't afford to get this thing fixed every 3-4 months. I should of bought a cheap Proform they hold together better then this overpriced Pacemaster. What really sucks is due to my injury I only walk 1/2 to 1 mile aday when I can do it.