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New Sole Fitness S77 Whisper Deck Treadmill Free Ship
US $1,899.00
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Treadmill Product Description |
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Also rated as a "Best Buy", the S77 treadmill has the power of a club quality treadmill. No need to join a club, the S77 treadmill gives you everything in the comfort of your own home. The S77 treadmill has all the same great features as the S73 treadmill and adds a 3.5 Cont. Duty HP motor and the longest deck Sole makes (58 in.). These powerful additions make the S77 treadmill quite a fitness package. It's even rated for users up to 400 lbs.
When in heart-rate training mode, the treadmill automatically makes adjustments to the incline to keep you in your target heart-rate zone. And the included wireless chest strap touts a 99.9% accuracy rating. The treadmill motor carries a full 30-year warranty, with a lifetime warranty on the deck and frame. Safety features include a 0.5 speed start, textured belt and 10-amp circuit breaker.
The treadmill console is user friendly with a vibrant LED Tri Color display that includes a message board for clear instruction and feedback. The information that is displayed at all times include Speed, Incline, Time, Distance Traveled, Calories, Pulse and Pace. There is also a 1/4 mile track feature and a Peak and Valley graph for different programs.
Warranty:
Motor, 30 years -- Deck, Lifetime -- Frame, Lifetime -- Electronics / Belt / Rollers and all other wear components, 5 years -- Labor, 2 years
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Treadmill Details |
- Features a 3.5 horsepower motor and Cushion Flex deck with a 20- by 60-inch running surface
- Includes grip pulse monitoring and a heart rate chest strap
- Six standard programs, two user-defined programs, and two heart rate programs; speed range is 0.1-12 miles per hour
- Six-window LED display tracks your speed, incline, time, distance traveled, calories, pulse, and pace
- 400-pound maximum weight capacity; measures 33 by 75 by 58 inches (W x L x H) when assembled
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Customer Treadmill Reviews |
 Better than Expected |
| Review Date: March 2, 2010 |
| Reviewer: L. Smith, Baltimore, MD |
| I researched many treadmills before making this purchase. I have owned this treadmill for about 1 month now and love it. It's better than I expected (thank goodness since it is expensive). I am a runner so I wanted a sturdy treadmill that I could run on (approximately 6-7 miles/day). I'm tall (female-5'10") and the length of the belt is more than adequate for me. I did not buy this treadmill for the fan and speaker system; however, after reading the reviews, they're better than I thought. The fan is just fine to blow a little coolness, but if you really want a fan, just put a larger one in the room. The speakers were just fine on mine but I normally turn on my tv and crank that up. The heart rate monitor doesn't seem to be too reliable; but again, I didn't buy it for that feature. I bought it for the durability for a runner and am more than pleased with this treadmill. It was easy to put together and I highly recommend it. |
Low Speed Error
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| Review Date: February 10, 2010 |
| Reviewer: Sergio F. Sanchez, |
After 2 months of use, the treadmill has an L51, Low Speed Error. It starts up, after 30 seconds it shuts down and shows the error. After googling the error, it appears to be very common in Sole treadmills. I called Sole and supposedly will be contacted in 48 hours by a technician. Will report back. Would be very cautious if buying this treadmill. This appears to be a known defect.
Updated ....
No phone call after 2 days. I called back and was immediately transferred to a technician. He had me open up the front casing and move the speed sensor. This has seemed to correct the problem. Have used it several times since with no problems. Moved my rating up from 1 to 4 stars. |
Works like a charm
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| Review Date: February 10, 2010 |
| Reviewer: George Edmonds, Lawrenceville, GA USA |
| We received the treadmill just before Christmas (2009), as promised by Amazon, and it has worked like a charm. It was easy to assemble, which I really appreciated. Our daughter and son-in-law have moved in with us since they have gone back to school. With 4 adults in the house giving it a heavy workout, it's really been put to the test and, at least so far, has met the challenge. Where the manufacturer has failed is in the complete omission of a user's guide. Too often we stumble onto some of its best features. It's a great value and deserves a decent guide. |
Day one
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| Review Date: February 5, 2010 |
| Reviewer: bill, USA |
| I bought this treadmill based on good reviews. My last one died after about 5 years and was junk from day one. It was a $1000 Ironman Triad (they went under btw).Listen if you want a good treadmill you need to spend money. Why? You need a lot of steel to make it stable. Period. I wanted a non-folding one because they are structurally far more stable design wise. I also think a folding treadmill is a kind of stupid idea unless you really need the space. This treadmill has lived up to its ego so far, but I just thought it would be a little beefier. Shipping was good. The delivery person whined a little, but I got him to deliver it in my basement (tipped him heavily for it because he deserved it). Amazon price was the best too (not tax!). Assembly was easy and nothing was missing. The only problem was a small plastic tab had not be broken off (part of the plastic forming process) so I broken it off with a pair of pliers. The steel cross brace under the console really strengthens the frame a lot. I also have no static electricity issues with this treadmill (would get shocked when touched the handles). This unit the rollers are grounded. Only major neg is that it is made in China. |
Solid Performer
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| Review Date: December 26, 2009 |
| Reviewer: Don S, Atlanta |
I reviewed several treadmills in the $1500 - $3000 range and felt the Sole S77 at $1899 was the best solution for my needs. I weigh 190 pounds and run 5 to 7 miles five times per week on this treadmill. My wife and daughter also use the treadmill for walking and occassional runs.
We've only had the treadmill for 4 months but already have 800 miles logged on it. I have no complaints and think it's a solid performer... very sturdy deck, smooth tread, easy to use panel.
Two 'negative' comments about the S77... 1) as many already pointed out, the Sole treadmills are heavy and require two people. The driver brought it into my garage and from there (with my wife's help) I used my handtruck to move it into the basement where I have our exercise rooom. 2) The 'cooling' fans are useless. But I didn't buy it for the fans, so I don't care. The exercise room I finished already has ceiling fans, along with a floor standing model. So we have plenty of air flow.
The treadmill is right next to our Sole elliptical which we've had for 2 1/2 years (primarily used by my wife and daughter). This was another reason why I bought the treadmill from Sole because the elliptical is built the same way. Great machines that I know will last my family for many years.
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| Sole S77 Treadmill (2009 Model) |
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| Manufacturer: Sole |
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| List Price: $2,399.99 |
| Sale Price: $2,499.99 |
| Availibility: Usually ships in 3-4 business days |
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