NordicTrack A2350 Pro Treadmill Review

  About Fred Waters

The NordicTrack A2350 Pro treadmill is one of their most popular budget models. For the price it offers some decent features, and is one of the better values at this price range. However, it has limitations. I often get negative reviews from individuals who buy budget models and expect too much for their money.

In general, treadmills under $1,000 are designed primarily for walking. If you plan to jog, you want to consider models in the $1,000+ range. If you plan to run, then you need to pay in excess of $1,500.

Note: The NordicTrack A2350 Pro treadmill is no longer available. An alternative is the NordicTrack A2550 Pro.

For the price the NordicTrack A2350 Pro treadmill has a decent array of features:

IFIT technology- At an additional cost you purchase workout cards that focus on different categories of fitness goals like weight loss, performance, wellness and body shaping. Certified personal trainers design each of these workout routines. Each card consists of 24 workouts. The programs control the speed, incline and duration of your exercise. During the workout, you get audio coaching from a trainer who will provide recommendations on how to optimize your performance and results.

60" Treadbelt - Several years ago you could not touch a treadmill with an extra long 60" belt for less than $1,500. The extra length give you that comfort zone where you don't feel like you are about to walk off the end. It is also ideal for taller users.

10 Workout Programs - Not an extraordinary selection of programs, but you get a nice selection of five weight loss programs and five classic workouts like hill training. Each program controls and the speed and incline, but does not have audio coaching.

Console and Display - You can also adjust speed and incline by selecting the 1-10 buttons, rather than having to scroll up and down. This display tracks your speed, time, distance, pulse and calories burned.

Built-in Sound System - This is not the premium system that you find in their higher end model. Still, the sound is adequate and you can plug in your iPod.

2.5 Continuous Duty Motor - Like the treadmill as a whole, this motor is adequate for walking. It probably can handle light jogging, but once again, I would not recommend this treadmill for anything but walking.

The warranty includes lifetime motor and 1-year parts and labor coverage.

Our Review - NordicTrack A2350 Pro Treadmill

The NordicTrack A2350 Pro comes with a nice selection of features, but remember this is a budget treadmill. It should only be considered for walking and moderate use. Also, I would not recommend this treadmill if you are over 240 lbs. regardless of their stated 325 lb. weight limit.

There are better treadmills on the market, but if your budget is limited NordicTrack offers some decent value at this price range.