Smooth 9.2 Series Treadmill

Pros: sturdy, heavy-duty treadmill
Cons: costs extra to have it moved into house and/or to set up

I hate to exercise! That’s the honest truth! But, the older I get, the harder it is to keep those pounds off! And, I don’t want to get so fat that my girlfriend tells me to get lost! So, about a month ago, I made up my mind to do something...

Pros: powerful, sturdy, comfortable, convenient...great buy!
Cons: some may think it's a little pricey..but, for me, it's well-worth the money!

A little over a year ago, I gave birth to a lovely baby daughter! Unfortunately, however, I gained a lot of weight during my pregnancy, and I still looked pregnant after the baby was born! I hated looking at myself in the mirror! I was very...

Pros: Great fit and finish, great construction, great display. Solid, heavy, stable.
Cons: Completely unacceptable product support - totally unresponsive. EXTREMELY LOUD.

I researched many treadmills and I've used many treadmills at health clubs and motels. I selected the Smooth based on their references (Prevention Mag, Runner's World, etc). I could tell from the construction details that they made a heavy-duty ...

Pros: Smooth ride; sturdy machine; easy to operate
Cons: Need help to move treadmill

I can't believe that winter is already upon us, again! I hate cold weather! I love to run! But, I just can't handle running outdoors during freezing weather! So, for my birthday this year (which falls in October), I begged and pleaded with my wife to...

Pros: Very quiet; great shock absorption; very easy to use electronics
Cons: No safety key to remove

I've always been very fit and exercised regularly at the gym, however after having my baby it became extremely difficult to get there on a consistent basis. The gyms are very crowded; there are time limits for the cardio equipment and I don't like...

Pros: User friendly, Very stable, Great Warranty, No risk 30 day money back guarantee
Cons: Manual a little confusing, Couldn't try locally, No Pace Display

I have done a lot of research looking for the right treadmill for my family and me. I have found out through my research that the most important factors for a good treadmill are:
stability, quietness, continuous motor horsepower, manufacturers...

Pros: Solid motor, stable, reliable
Cons: Smooth Fitness's customer service, noisy at higher speeds

I tried 3 different treadmills before deciding on this one. Smooth 9.2 offers a reliable treadmill that is relatively quiet and stable. At $1799 (the price I paid for on sale) you get a treadmill with a solid motor, limited programming options, and a de ...

Pros: Sturdy, easy to assemble, a great buy, Programs,heart rate display. MADE IN THE USA!!!
Cons: a huge box. Never got the "free" mat.

I was tired of the 60 min roundtrip to the gym. I'm the kind of guy that spends time researching in order to get the best value for my dollar. I shopped around the fitness equipment specialty stores and the local sporting goods stores and picked the...

Pros: Solid, Great display, large walking surface, speed & incline controls on handles.
Cons: Very heavy - too heavy for one person to move

I just did my first workout on my new treadmill!! I am SO glad I upgraded to the 9.2! A great display, a place for my water bottle, remote control and it's got a cool emergency shut off switch that is a magnet. It rocked just a little...

Pros: Good features
Cons: Reliability is an issue.

I just bought a Smooth 9.2 on May 2nd. This is my second treadmill. Previously, I had an Image 10.4. It lasted seven years. Although the last six months it was getting pretty bad. So I decided to buy a new one. I looked online and Smooth kept...

Pros: Stable and quiet. Speed and incline toggle switches on the handrails.
Cons: Console graphics

Having tried numerous treadmills at hotels and health clubs I decided to purchase one for the home. I am a runner, and prefer running outside, but enjoy a treadmill for those bad weather days.

I purchased the 9.2 after doing a considerable...

Pros: Nice warranty.
Cons: Handles hurt when you bang your hand.

We have had ours for almost a year and put 6 miles a day on it. We went with Smooth from Advanced F ...

Pros: Well built machine. Easy assembly. Sturdy and Quiet.
Cons: Electronics are pretty bad for a machine that cost 2K.

I received my 9.2P a few days ago. It went together very easy and it seems like a well-built machine. I am pretty disappointed with the electronics on it though. The programs that come with it aren’t laid out very good. For example, the one that is supposed to be rolling hills goes back and forth between 0 and 5 incline (doesn’t hit the inclines in between . That doesn’t seem too rolling to me! Also, the user defined program ability is really limited because it forces you to have ten equal lengths segments. Lastly, there isn’t an ability to enter user information, like weight. That means that the calories output is meaningless. If I had known the electronics were this bad, I would have the electronics were this bad I would have spent a few more dollars and gotten a Pacemaster!