The ability to fold it up might actually be more of a safety feature, to help avoid children using the machine unsupervised. The folding feature is certainly a bonus and does reduce the overall floor space… however, it’s worth noting, that it still comes in at 42″ x 37″ x 71″ when folded.
The running deck also folds up, so it takes up less space when not in use. We’ll delve into the max weight limit later in this review, but this frame lends itself much better for heavier due to this solid frame. This is one of those key features that divides the home treadmill market… those that try and create commercial/studio quality machines that risk being slightly bulky, and those that try and make something very lightweight and practical, that risk being unstable and flimsy. Although this makes the machine look slightly bulky, it creates a very sturdy platform to exercise on. The frame includes two quite thick supports on either side of the deck, similar to what you’d find on treadmills in studios and gyms. This is ideal for anyone looking for a durable piece of home exercise equipment that will last the test of time. Like all of Horizon’s equipment, the 7.8 AT treadmill leverages a very solid and sturdy frame (which actually comes in at 330 lbs). What We Like About the 7.8 AT Treadmill Sturdy Yet Foldable Frame Enjoy a “smart” treadmill without being locked into a single membership plan.
7.0 HORIZON TREADMILL BLUETOOTH
Follow along to various fitness apps via Bluetooth.QuickDial speed and incline control on handles.
7 Bottom Line Horizon Fitness 7.8 AT Treadmill Overview
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