ProForm Carbon T10 Review: Pros and Cons of ProForm Carbon T10

ProForm Carbon T10 Review: Pros and Cons of ProForm Carbon T10
Welcome to our ProForm Carbon T10 Review

ProForm’s Carbon T10 is part of the company’s Plus program which entitles you to a free machine if you commit to a 3-year iFit subscription.
With that you can enjoy live workouts and virtual walks in different parts of the globe. It is best suited for small users because the running surface is relatively small. It also works best for users who won’t demand much from the motor as it is not powerful enough for vigorous running.
A key feature is a folding frame which makes it ideal for apartment dwellers who don’t have much space to spare. Light weight means you can easily carry it from one room to another before and after use.

Features
iFit Membership
The T10 from ProForm is part of the company’s Plus program which provides the treadmill free for buyers who commit to a 3-year iFit membership.
The program gives you access to live sessions led by professional trainers as well as an array of Google Maps routes for virtual jogs.

To break the monotony of walking and jogging, iFit also includes classes which can be done off the treadmill. You can take strength- training classes if you have dumbbells on hand.

Folding Design
A folding design means it is ideal for people living in apartments, or a shared space. You don’t have to set a dedicated space for it. Simply set it up at a place of convenience and then fold it and store it away in a closet or under furniture.
This design means you need to lift it and move it from one point to another just as often as you use it. A relatively light weight of 220 pounds makes it easy to carry after folding.

Motor
This model comes with a 3.0 CHP motor which is comparatively low even for home treadmills. With this kind of power, the Carbon T10 can only handle walking and jogging. Users who want to run faster than 6 miles per hour for more than 3 miles will need to consider models with a more powerful motor.

[MS-ilki]

Do not buy the T10 or in this case any Proform treadmill, you will regret. it's a waste of money. In fact, ProForm, overall, is a waste.
The motor broke in less than 14 months, and it will cost me $500.No labor or parts covered after 12 months.