The NordicTrack Commercial 1750 and Sole F80 are similar treadmills with powerful motors, spacious running decks, and power incline features. However, they differ in terms of their display screens, workout programs, decline capability, and user interface.
While the Sole F80 has a higher user weight capacity and a more classic console design, the NordicTrack Commercial 1750 offers all the bells and whistles of a modern treadmill with its iFit live enabled console and Bluetooth connectivity.
The NordicTrack Commercial 1750 is one of the best treadmills you can buy under $2000. It has an extra large running area, a 3.5 CHP motor, and a 14-inch iFit Coach ready console. You can set the incline and decline angle between -3 to +12% degrees with quick Incline/Decline Control.
The Sole F80 has a large running area, a 3.5 CHP powerful motor. You can set the incline up to +15% degrees with quick Incline control, and it has a maximum user capacity of 375 lbs. This proves how strong this treadmill is.
NordicTrack 1750 vs Sole F80, Key Differences
- Interactive Programming: The NordicTrack Commercial 1750 comes with iFit, offering interactive workouts and personal trainer sessions. The Sole F80 is compatible with the STUDIO app, providing over 3000 on-demand classes and personalized workouts. It can also sync with third party fitness apps.
- Display: NordicTrack Commercial 1750 features a 14″ HD touchscreen that can tilt and pivot. The Sole F80, however, has a simpler 9″ LCD white backlit display.
- Console Design: The console design of the NordicTrack 1750 is modern and sleek, but with limited storage for personal items. Conversely, the Sole F80 has a traditional design with ample storage space.
- Incline/Decline Settings: Both treadmills provide power incline, with the Sole F80 going up to 15% and the NordicTrack 1750 up to 12%. Additionally, the NordicTrack 1750 stands out by offering a decline of up to -3%, which the Sole F80 lacks. The Sole F80, onthe other hand, has buttons on the handlebars for easy adjustment of speed and incline.
- User Weight Capacity: The Sole F80 supports up to 375 lbs whereas the NordicTrack Commercial 1750 supports up to 300 lbs. It is the perfect treadmill for larger users.
- Heart Rate Monitoring: The NordicTrack 1750 does not have built-in contact grips, while the Sole F80 does. Both models support wireless heart rate monitoring. However, the Sole F80 includes a chest strap, while the NordicTrack 1750 does not come with one out of the box.
- Cushioning: The 1750 does provide a softer cushioning compared to the F80.
- Warranty: The Sole F80 offers a more extensive warranty package: lifetime coverage for the frame and motor, a 5-year parts warranty, and a 2-year labor warranty. The NordicTrack Commercial 1750 offers a shorter 10-year frame warranty, a 2-year parts warranty, and a 1-year labor warranty.
Spec Comparison
NordicTrack Commercial 1750
Sole F80
Running Area
When choosing a treadmill consider how you will use the treadmill mostly and the space available in your room. An 18-inch belt is suitable for walking. For runners, we recommend 20 inches or wider.
The length of a belt can vary from 50” to 65”. 55 inches will work for most people but, if you’re taller than 6 feet go longer.
22″ x 60″
22″ x 60″
Foldable
Foldable treadmills allow you to fold up the machine in seconds and store away to conserve space. Both treadmills are easy to fold up.
Motor Power (HP)
The more power a treadmill motor has the faster it’ll be at changing speeds. We recommended treadmills with a motor of at least 2.5 horsepower or more.
Maximum Weight Capacity (LBS)
Maximum Speed (MPH)
Today there are many entry-level treadmills that reach 12 mph. 10 mph is the minimum speed for running, but we recommend you to get one that can reach 12 mph.
Incline, Decline Features
-3% – 12%, automatic incline.
0 – 15%, automatic incline.
Heart Rate Monitor
Knowing your heart rate during a workout is important for maximum fitness benefits. Today we have many methods to measure our heart rate, but a built-in heart rate monitor has other advantages, like heart rate oriented workout programs.
It supports Bluetooth heart rate monitoring but it is not included. It does not have built-in pulse grips.
Pulse grip and chest strap heart rate monitoring. The Sole F80 comes with a chest strap included.
Console and Display Properties
The NordicTrack 1750 has a 14″ Smart HD touchscreen that allows you to go between workout programs, check your calorie and distance, watch TV, check your email, etc. It is iFit compatible. You can also use the treadmill in manual mode without a subscription to iFit, but to get the full functionality of the display you will need a iFit subscription.
Sole F80 has a 9-inch LCD workout display and MP3-compatible sound system. No subscription is required to access functions of the treadmill.
Touch Screen
Cooling Fan
Tech-Features and Connectivity
- iFit Live Technology Compatible
- Workout routes powered by Google Maps
- 14″ Smart HD touchscreen, iFit coach ready
- Bluetooth audio capabilities
- MP3 compatible audio system
- Heart rate programs
- No internet connectivity
- Compatible with the STUDIO app and third-party apps
Warranty
The Sole F80 does have a lifetime coverage for the frame and motor, a 5-year parts warranty, and a 2-year labor warranty. The NordicTrack Commercial 1750 has a 10-year frame warranty, a 2-year parts warranty, and a 1-year labor warranty.