Highest Rated Review by the Community
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Dec 05 '04
Pros: Very refined, smooth, quiet treadmill. The Cardio unit works very well. Warranty
Cons: Initial install quality control issues; water bottle holder poor design
Summary: I have purchased and used a Landice L7 Cardio trainer for about a month now and have been very satisfied with my purchase. Compared to other $3500 and below priced treadmills I found this unit to be extremely refined, smooth and quiet. The L7 appears ...
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Jan 31 '07
Pros: Everything works flawlessly. Quiet, rugged, dependable. No regrets with purchase.
Cons: Heavy duty, requires two people to move. Display is adequate but not dazzling.
Summary: I have owned the Landice L7 Cardio (with the ortho belt) for over a month. It is solid, quiet, and dependable. I have had no problems with it whatsoever. It is true that you must buy from a local Landice dealer but anyone who spends over three thousand ...
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May 21 '06
Pros: Sturdy construction, firm deck, powerful motor, great for runners with knee problems
Cons: Price, temperamental belt may need frequent adjustments, very basic controls
Summary: I read a review on here comparing the Landice L7 and the Pacemaster Gold. It gives specifications, but ended up not really fitting my needs. If you go to treadmilldoctor.com, it rates both treadmills pretty highly. My husband and I drove to two ...
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Jan 22 '06
Pros: Rock solid and built to be used by real athletes and runners.
Cons: Price. But with treadmills you really do get what you pay for!
Summary: That all treadmills are not created equal. The Landice L7 is our fourth treadmill in about six years. The first treadmill my wife bought was a Proform which barely outlasted it's 90 day warranty. I rarely used this one and running on it was out of the ...
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Dec 20 '05
Pros: Solid as a rock
Cons: None to date.
Summary: We have owned our Landice L7 Pro Trainer treadmill for nearly 14 months now. Purchased new in Oct 2004. Have waited to see how it worked out before making any comments on it. Prior to our Landice purchase we have/had owned 3 other treadmills over the ...
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Dec 19 '05
Pros: Stable, Quiet, Cushioning.
Cons: Fixed pricing,
Summary: I purchased the Landice L7 after a month’s research and trial of various treadmills. My requirement was to have a premium deck that is very stable yet comfortable to walk on, simple logical controls, and a dealer network for delivery and setup. My ...
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Dec 15 '04
Pros: Large Belt Area, Smooth motor, excellent parts warranty My Size 16 feet are easily accommodated.
Cons: Defaults to 0.5mph when "Paused". housing easily scratched, shaky reading shelf, no graphics display
Summary: After months of shopping, I narrowed down my treadmill search to two: the True and the Landice. The "Lifetime Warranty" and the "Reading Shelf" made me chose the Landice over the True. However, the warranty covers parts but not labor after a short period ...
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Nov 25 '04
Pros: smooth, quite, sturdy
Cons: not too nuts about the bottle, Cd holder panel
Summary: I spent many hours researching treadmills on the internet. Several sites referred to treadmilldoctor.com. This site has a reputation for being tough and unforgiving in their grading reviews. I initially was after the Trimline and wanted to keep costs ...
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Jan 20 '04
Pros: Sturdy, Solid, great Motor,
Cons: So called Lifetime Warranty has GIANT Loop Holes that often means NO WARRANTY!!!
Summary: First, the good part, the L7 really is an excellent treadmill. It is constructed with heavy duty, commercial grade, components and is a very well designed piece of professional grade equipment. It is quiet and should last many, many years of in normal in ...
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Dec 12 '03
Pros: Don't know cause I can't use it.
Cons: Lifetime warranty--but bad service.
Summary: I need to echo the guy who said Landice has set-up and quality control issues. Four days ago my $3000 treadmill was delivered to my home. With much excitement, I stepped on for my first workout. Immediately I noticed that the belt slips on the ...
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Apr 24 '03
Pros: Beefy construction
Snazzy design
Cons: Set-up/quality control issues
Summary: After doing much research in preparation for a treadmill purchase, it became obvious that the Landice line of treadmills held much promise.
I just took delivery of a Landice L7 Executive trainer (yesterday, 4/23)and it appears that the promise...
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Feb 19 '03
Pros: Stability, cushioning, warranty, durability
Cons: Compared to Precor & True, this is a buy
Summary: I have owned the Landice L7 Pro Trainer for over a month now and I am glad I spent the money to buy this premium machine. I have been a runner for a number of years, but laid off of running over the last two years. I had rarely run on a treadmill...
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Aug 11 '02
Pros: Best Quality on The Market
Cons: Higher Price You Get A Life Time Warranty
Summary: The Landice L7 Sport Pro Trainer is the ideal treadmill for runners. It doesn't come with a lot of bells and whistles, but it outperforms all the others where counts...quality and mechanics.
If you are walker, you probably don't need this...
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Oct 25 '01
Pros: Lifetime warranty, superior quality, unique design, 500 lbs. Max weight!.
Cons: Price, space, large and heavy.
Summary: What a deal, the best got even better; I was researching treadmills for quite sometime trying to find out what is best for my needs. I debated between Pace-master pro-elite and Landice L7 Pro Trainer. After multiple test-drives on both treadmills it was...
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May 01 '01
Pros: Durable, Reliable, & Heavy Duty; an excellent choice for the future.
Cons: Not Cheap, needs it's own room!
Summary: I shopped all over trying to find a treadmill that would stand up over time for a guy like me who is over 6'3" and 220 pounds. The Landice L7 turned out to be one of only a few options, and I believe the best product. Why? Well a 3HP motor and sturdy...
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