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ProForm PRO 9000 vs NordicTrack 1750

The ProForm PRO 9000 and the NordicTrack 1750 are both solid treadmills, with large touchscreens that enrich the immersive iFit experience. But there are key differences in motor power, incline/decline range, and roller size that may influence your  decision. We will try to help you navigate these differences to find the treadmill that best fits your needs.

Note: We have updated our comparison to include the latest models for 2023! These latest versions come with enhanced features and improvements.

Proform Pro 9000
NordicTrack 1750

The PRO 9000 is one of the best treadmills you can buy with everything you need. It has a large running surface, a really powerful motor, a big touch screen.  You can set the incline and decline angle between -3  to  +12% degrees with quick Incline/Decline Control.

The NordicTrack Commercial 1750 is one of the best treadmills you can buy about $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.

NordicTrack 1750 vs ProForm PRO 9000, Key Differences

The ProForm PRO 9000 comes with a large 22” touch screen, which makes the iFit content immersive and engaging. It also has a strong 3.6 CHP grade motor that can handle any workout intensity. Similarly, the NordicTrack 1750 comes with a 14” Smart Tilt and Pivot HD Touchscreen and a 3.5 CHP motor. Both treadmills offer quick incline/decline control, with a range of -3 to +12%. Both models are capable of handling a weight capacity of up to 300 lbs.

While the ProForm PRO 9000 has 1.9” precision balanced rollers, the NordicTrack 1750 comes with slightly larger 2.5” precision and balanced non-flex rollers.

Despite these differences, both models offer a spacious running area with a 20”x60” and 22”x60” tread belt respectively, the Commercial 1750 is a better option with its extra wide belt.

The treadmills are also designed with space-saving features; the PRO 9000’s deck folds and unfolds easily with lift assist, while the NordicTrack 1750 comes with a SpaceSaver® Design with EasyLift™ Assist.

  • The ProForm PRO 9000 has a 22” touch screen, whereas the NordicTrack 1750 has a 14” Smart Tilt and Pivot HD Touchscreen.
  • The ProForm PRO 9000 features a 3.6 CHP grade motor, while the NordicTrack 1750 has a 3.5 CHP motor.
  • The ProForm PRO 9000 uses 1.9” precision balanced rollers, whereas the NordicTrack 1750 uses larger 2.5” precision balanced non-flex rollers.

Spec Comparison

Proform PRO 9000

NordicTrack 1750

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.

20″ 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.

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Maximum Weight Capacity (LBS)

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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.

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Incline, Decline Features

-3% – 12%, automatic incline.

-3% – 12%, 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.

Heart Rate Sensor Grip. If you want a wireless heart rate monitor instead, you’ll need to separately purchase the SmartBeat Forearm Heart Rate Monitor. Once acquired, this heart rate monitor offers precise readings and the ability to sync with iFit. 

Has a Bluetooth heart rate system. Wireless chest strap not included.

Console and Display Properties

 The PRO 9000’s 22-inch touchscreen gives access to workout data and the Internet. The Pro 9000 is enabled for iFit Coach, so you can simulate outdoor hiking on your treadmill with any Google Maps route.

The NordicTrack 1750 has a 14″ Smart HD touchscreen that allows you to go between workout programs, check your calorie and distance. It is iFit compatible. 

Touch Screen

Cooling Fan

Tech-Features and Connectivity

  • iFit Live Technology enabled
  • Workout routes powered by Google Maps
  • 22″ Smart HD Touchscreen.
  • Bluetooth® Audio Capabilities
  • Syncs with Bluetooth Wireless Headphones
  • Digitally Amplified Speakers
  • iFit Live Technology Compatible
  • Workout routes powered by Google Maps
  • Adjustable Tablet Holder
  • 14″ Smart Tilt and Pivot HD Touchscreen, iFit coach ready
  • Bluetooth audio capabilities

Warranty

The warranties for both models are identical, offering a 10-year frame warranty, a 2-year parts warranty, and a 1-year labor warranty.