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Treadmill Name: EVO 3i
Editor’s Note: The upgraded console on the EVO 3i is starting to get the space shuttle look in regard to complexity, but it gives you a lot of information and programming options.  
       
     
MSRP: $3,499
Walking Area 9
Power: 7
Cushioning: 8
Reliability: 6
Noise Level: 7
Quality: 6
Value 5
Warranty: 8
Overall Rating: 6.59
     
Review Comments: In this price range, Bodyguard, Landice, and Precor, are the safe options. We would probably go with the EVO 2 if you are considering an EVO, unless you want all of the programming capability of the EVO 3i console. If you are a runner, the motion control has to make a great deal of sense to you. We had an engineer point out to us that his EVO with the 62” deck did not go to 15% incline and that’s why the spec sheets now read “incline levels.”
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