The ProForm Pro 9000 Treadmill promises to fully immerse you in your next workout but the privilege doesn’t come cheap.
The ProForm Pro 9000 treadmill brings plenty to the table and comes locked and loaded with challenging on-demand classes and live workouts, from an array of trainers and famous faces. You’ve also got a whippet-like max speed of 22 km/h and challenging -3% to 12% incline and decline settings to play with. With dimensions of 59.6” / 77.3” / 35.3”, this treadmill certainly carries a presence, so you’ll need both cash and space to house it.
Setting up your account is simple, and you’ve got the option to invite up to four mates or family members to join your account. We recommend designing your profile from the get-go so that the tread can capture your metrics more accurately. ProForm Pro 9000: Design and display This machine is definitely a step up from its sibling the ProForm Pro 2000 Smart. Initially, standing on this treadmill feels like you’ve just stepped into an arcade game; you’re greeted with a beautiful crisp 22” color touchscreen display that houses a super simple dash with quick controls for speed, incline, and decline. On the lower panel, you can access further quick touch controls that allow you to adjust these settings gradually.
We really loved the solid design of the Pro 9000 as it doesn’t judder when you’re hitting top speed, and the handlebars add just that little extra touch of support. The front of the tread belt is quite high, and our foot struck the base quite often during sprints. The treadmill is compatible with heart rate chest strap monitors, which means you can track your heart activity throughout workouts. A feature called ActivePulse auto-adjusts your speed and incline based on your heart rate data and activates heart rate zones to work in.
The noise of the belt was pretty dramatic during incline and decline transitions and mimicked the sound of a washing machine on its final spin. We then tested it against the NordicTrack X22i at the same speed, and the ProForm registered a higher decibel reading of 76.5 dB. We enjoyed using the live workouts feature – it felt like you were being pulled into the same room as your trainer; you can even contact them throughout the class by scanning a QR code on the screen. When joining the class, you’re automatically entered onto a leaderboard to really ramp up the competition and can track your mates here too. The ability to swiftly add live classes to your calendar is a brilliant design feature as busy people often find it tough to prioritize scheduling in exercise.
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