FreeMotion 730 Treadmill by Icon
7 Hours
7
0
$250.00
Description
Condition
Payment Types Accepted
VenmoI don't think the sensors in hand grips work (lots of other wearables nowadays). Also, I've never used the built in speakers - so I don't know if they work or not. Other than that, this has been a great treadmill, no other known issues. Just ran out of space.
Core Performance Specs
- Motor: 3.0 CHP (Continuous Horsepower) Commercial Plus motor — quiet and reliable for walking, jogging, and running.
- Speed: 0 – 12 mph (with 1-Step speed control).
- Incline: 0 – 15% (with 1-Step incline control). Some references also mention decline capability on this series.
- Long Running Belt / Deck: 20" wide x 58" long treadbelt.
- Weight Capacity: 325 lbs.
- Cushioning: SRS (Surface Response Suspension) cushioning system for joint protection.
Console & Features
- Multiple LED displays showing time, distance, speed, pulse, calories, incline, etc.
- 30 onboard workout programs.
- iFit Live compatible (powered by Google Maps) — allows interactive routes and training (note: older model, so full iFit support may be limited today).
- iPod compatible with sound system / speakers.
- MP3 input, fan, and other conveniences.
- Heart rate monitoring (hand grips or telemetry).
Build & Practicality
- Foldable design for storage.
- Heavy-duty frame with good stability.
- Originally sold around $1,200–$1,600 new (around 2011–2014 era).
This is a solid mid-range treadmill from the FreeMotion line (Icon Health & Fitness, same parent company as NordicTrack and ProForm). It was positioned as a good value option with strong motor and decent running surface for home use.
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FreeMotion 730 Treadmill by Icon
7 Hours
7
0
$250.00
Description
Condition
Payment Types Accepted
VenmoI don't think the sensors in hand grips work (lots of other wearables nowadays). Also, I've never used the built in speakers - so I don't know if they work or not. Other than that, this has been a great treadmill, no other known issues. Just ran out of space.
Core Performance Specs
- Motor: 3.0 CHP (Continuous Horsepower) Commercial Plus motor — quiet and reliable for walking, jogging, and running.
- Speed: 0 – 12 mph (with 1-Step speed control).
- Incline: 0 – 15% (with 1-Step incline control). Some references also mention decline capability on this series.
- Long Running Belt / Deck: 20" wide x 58" long treadbelt.
- Weight Capacity: 325 lbs.
- Cushioning: SRS (Surface Response Suspension) cushioning system for joint protection.
Console & Features
- Multiple LED displays showing time, distance, speed, pulse, calories, incline, etc.
- 30 onboard workout programs.
- iFit Live compatible (powered by Google Maps) — allows interactive routes and training (note: older model, so full iFit support may be limited today).
- iPod compatible with sound system / speakers.
- MP3 input, fan, and other conveniences.
- Heart rate monitoring (hand grips or telemetry).
Build & Practicality
- Foldable design for storage.
- Heavy-duty frame with good stability.
- Originally sold around $1,200–$1,600 new (around 2011–2014 era).
This is a solid mid-range treadmill from the FreeMotion line (Icon Health & Fitness, same parent company as NordicTrack and ProForm). It was positioned as a good value option with strong motor and decent running surface for home use.
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