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Sole's F63 has one of the best builds and features that will enhance your workout. But before you...
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Sole has continued to build quality machines but has begun to lose the programming race. While we...
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Reviewed in 2016
The F65 is a Sole treadmill that does not offer the best programming or the best build in the Sol...
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This one is near the top of the pack but the design is starting to show its age. Great historical...
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A very solid treadmill if you have need for a light institutional model. This one makes an intere...
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With the relatively long warranty for a machine in this price range, you might want to take a cha...
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Reviewed in 2012
This is one of those models that gets stuck in between price points. The F85 is the folding trea...
See ReviewWho Manufacturers Sole Treadmills?
General Information:Sole Fitness is a company that sells decent quality treadmills and ellipticals that are built for them by Dyaco International. These machines are primarily sold at Dick's Sporting Goods, Sole's website, and on various mass-market websites like Amazon.com. Sole has quickly established their brand as a good value alternative and they have very broad distribution. They have blanketed the web with so many people promoting them it is hard to turn around on the web without bumping into them. Just remember that the majority of the people promoting them are affiliate sites.
Manufacturing Philosophy:Sole Fitness is putting good components on their machines which makes perfect sense since they are putting such a long warranty on it. They are trying to sell their machines at a value price with a high end warranty and the result is quite good. We would expect another strong year for Sole.
Company Outlook : From a startup just a few years ago to putting treadmills for rent in hotels all over the USA, Sole Fitness has quickly established itself as a mass-market player in the USA. The line is in need of a redesign just to bring the product up to today's standards but as happens with companies that achieve a good measure of success, it is easy to rest upon your laurels.