Landice Treadmill Reviews

Landice, pronounced land-ice, offers high-end treadmills that are found in many commercial gyms. With over 40-years of experience, they have an impressive background in the treadmill space.  Unlike many of the treadmill manufactures that are around today, Landice puts their money where their mouth is by backing their treadmill brand with a lifetime residential warranty for the frame, parts and wear of the machine.  The Landice brand is popular amongst the most serious athletes and they have been rated as the number one treadmills in the acclaimed "Runners World" magazine.  However this is not just a one-sided company either, the reputation that they have gained from their commercial brand is also recognized in their residential line as well.

All of the Landice treadmills are made in America.  Their corporate headquarters is located in Randolph, NJ.  One of the great features that you will find with the Landice treadmills is that they are constructed with a rust-free aluminum frame.  The frame is also very durable and on some models is able to support a user weight up to 500 pounds.

If there was one flaw to be found with the Landice treadmills then it would have to be the price.  Those looking for a cheap to mid-price range treadmill will quickly find that the Landice brand is going to exceed their budget.  The Landice treadmills are built for heavy activity and those looking for a treadmill for light usage, such as walking, would be better off spending their money on a less expensive brand.  These treadmills are designed for the more serious athletes and has been constructed to accept a lot of abuse.  They are one of the top treadmills in their bracket and are well worth considering.

The table below list reviews for the Landice treadmills that are currently available (individual reviews coming soon).  Click on the individual links for more information about the model listed (MSRP reflects prices at the time of the review.  Prices may change over time).  The shading in the table below separates the different series offered.