Not Dated Consumer Guide provides a helpful and detailed description of each machine, although it only rarely points out models' drawbacks. We downgraded this roundup in our chart because it's difficult to tell how recent the information is and who the experts performing this evaluation are. Reviews include the PaceMaster Pro Plus HR, ProForm CD Coach Treadmill PFTL9858, Precor Low Impact Treadmill M9.17, and True Fitness Treadmill 350P. 10. Although this article is too specialized to rank highly, Roy Wallack is an experienced reviewer who writes with a slant toward athletes in training. Reviews include the Aerobics PaceMaster Pro-Max HR, Vision T8500 HRC, Schwinn 6700p and Precor 9.17si.
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The editors only make one specific recommendation, the True Fitness 350 HRC. 12. The editors don't seem to have conducted their own testing, but otherwise have done their homework in this short but accurate article. Obviously, given this magazine's title, Wallack's review is not aimed at the average treadmill user. Among the models reviewed are the Pacemaster Pro Plus HR, Landice 8700SST, True 500CI and Schwinn 6700P. 14. We're impressed by the quality of this team, although this roundup is dated and appears to encompass only four treadmills, rated according to ease of use, smoothness of acceleration, quality of heart-rate monitors and other criteria.