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Epic 600 MX Treadmill Review
Update: This model has been discontinued. To find a suitable replacement, check out our treadmill finder here.
Featuring 14 programs and a 12% incline, the Epic 600 MX treadmill is an upgrade to the sub-par Epic 450 MX. Itās a recommended purchase when itās on sale. Otherwise, it gets lost in the crowd of competitors.
What We Donāt Like
What We Like
- Program variety: Eight built-in personal trainer programs automatically adjust the treadmillās incline and speed to match user goals. Two heart rate control programs and space for four user-designed āLearnā programs are also included.
- Incline: The 12% incline helps stimulate a variety of muscles and improves the efficiency of exercise.
- Console: The console can easily be read by people of all different heights. It includes a fan to keep trainees cool and comfortable.
- Motor: The 2.5 CHP motor supports a user weight of up to 325 pounds. Itās sold with a 12-year warranty.
- Heart rate monitoring: Pulse is monitored through handlebar grips.
- Space-saving: The Epic 600 MX treadmill can be folded with Easy Drop self-folding technology.
- Warranty: This model has 12-year motor warranty, a two-year parts warranty, and one year of labor coverage.
What We Donāt Like
- Track: The track measures 55āx20ā. It has a ComfortStepā¢ Impact Absorption system, but thatās not a particularly outstanding shock absorber. Treadmills with longer and better-cushioned tracks can be found for this machineās MSRP of $1499.
Our Verdict
When itās on sale, the 600 MX stands out for offering high-quality workouts that adapt to the user. However, normally this treadmill just doesnāt beat the competition. For a similar MSRP, competitors offer better basics plus audio, iFit Live, touchscreens, and other extras.
