7.0 AT Treadmill

Name: 7.0 AT Treadmill
Brand: Horizon Fitness
Rating: 4.67 (4 reviews)

The Horizon 7.0 AT is a budget-friendly folding treadmill built around a RapidSync drive system with a 500 lb-thrust incline motor, giving it a wider incline range (0-15%) and higher top speed (12 mph) than most machines near its price. The 20” x 60” deck – longer than the 55” standard – suits taller runners and longer strides, and sits on 3-Zone Variable Response Cushioning for shock absorption. QuickDial controls let you adjust speed and incline mid-stride, and Bluetooth connects to Apple Watch/Galaxy Watch (via Apple GymKit) plus training apps like Zwift and Peloton, though it does not support iFIT. The tradeoff for the price is the console: a 7.25” high-contrast LCD rather than a touchscreen, with just 8 built-in programs. It folds via a one-step hydraulic mechanism to save floor space, though at 277 lb it remains a two-person job to relocate. A lifetime warranty covers the frame and motor, with 3 years on parts and 1 year on labor.

Motor	RapidSync drive system, 500 lb-thrust incline motor
Extras	Tablet holder, USB charging port, fan, water bottle holder, built-in speakers
Display	7.25" high-contrast LCD with 4 LED windows, 8 built-in programs
Folding	One-step hydraulic folding design
Rollers	60mm/46mm tapered
Controls	QuickDial speed/incline dials
Cushioning	3-Zone Variable Response Cushioning
Speed range	0.5-12 mph
Connectivity	Bluetooth (Apple Watch/Galaxy Watch via Apple GymKit); Zwift, Peloton, Kinomap app support
Manufacturer	Horizon Fitness
Incline range	0-15%
Deck thickness	0.7" (18mm)
Labor warranty	1 year
Parts warranty	3 years
Step on height	8 5/8"
Max user weight	325 lb
Running surface	20" W x 60" L deck, 1.6mm silicone belt
Assembled weight	277 lb
Folded dimensions	44" L x 35" W x 68" H
Assembled dimensions	76" L x 35" W x 67" H
Frame and motor warranty	Lifetime

How it compares

	7.0 AT Treadmill	AssaultRunner Pro	TrueForm Runner	AssaultRunner Classic
GymRadar rating	4.67/5	4.72/5	4.45/5	4.22/5
Price	$1,099.00	$3,499.00	$5,995.00	$2,799.00
Motor	RapidSync drive system, 500 lb-thrust incline motor
Extras	Tablet holder, USB charging port, fan, water bottle holder, built-in speakers
Display	7.25" high-contrast LCD with 4 LED windows, 8 built-in programs
Folding	One-step hydraulic folding design
Rollers	60mm/46mm tapered
Controls	QuickDial speed/incline dials
Cushioning	3-Zone Variable Response Cushioning
Speed range	0.5-12 mph
Connectivity	Bluetooth (Apple Watch/Galaxy Watch via Apple GymKit); Zwift, Peloton, Kinomap app support	Bluetooth + ANT+ (Assault Fitness app and compatible platforms)		Bluetooth & ANT+ dual-band wireless
Manufacturer	Horizon Fitness	Assault Fitness	TrueForm (Samsara Fitness)	Assault Fitness
Incline range	0-15%
Deck thickness	0.7" (18mm)
Labor warranty	1 year
Parts warranty	3 years	3 years
Step on height	8 5/8"	13.45"
Max user weight	325 lb	350 lb		350 lbs (158.8 kg)
Running surface	20" W x 60" L deck, 1.6mm silicone belt	17" W x 62" L, black TPU contoured slat belt (62 slats)		17" W x 62" L, black TPU belt, 62 slats
Assembled weight	277 lb	280 lb		280 lbs (127 kg)
Folded dimensions	44" L x 35" W x 68" H
Assembled dimensions	76" L x 35" W x 67" H	69.7" L x 33.1" W x 64" H		69.7"L x 33.1"W x 64"H
Frame and motor warranty	Lifetime

4.7/5 · 4 GymRadar reviews

Reviews by source

Expert	4.67/5	4 reviews
Youtube	4.3/5	3 reviews

The 7.0 AT undercuts touchscreen-console treadmills by hundreds of dollars while matching or beating their core numbers — a 20”x60” deck, 0-15% incline, and 12 mph top speed are wider, steeper, and faster than most machines at this price. Functionality is the standout: QuickDial controls, Bluetooth pairing with Zwift/Peloton/Apple GymKit, and a RapidSync incline motor reviewers call unusually responsive for the price. Value tracks well too — a lifetime frame/motor warranty backs street pricing around $999-1,099 against a $2,100 MSRP. The weakest dimension is the console: a dated 7.25” LCD with no touchscreen and only 8 programs, and one long-term owner’s motor needed a warranty replacement at six months (later resolved). Best suited to walking, jogging, and moderate 3-7 mile runs rather than daily double-digit mileage.

+Functionality: 500 lb-thrust RapidSync incline motor and 0-15% incline range exceed typical budget-treadmill specs (Horizon Fitness; BarBend)
+Functionality: Bluetooth pairs with Zwift, Peloton, and Apple GymKit for watch-based heart rate tracking (Horizon Fitness; Treadmill Review Guru)
+Build quality: 20"x60" deck with 3-Zone Variable Response Cushioning suits taller runners and longer strides (Garage Gym Reviews; BarBend)
+Value: Lifetime frame and motor warranty backs a street price of roughly $999-1,099 against a $2,100 MSRP (Garage Gym Reviews; BarBend)
+Durability: One owner's 2-year long-term review reports the frame holding up well under regular use (YouTube: 2 Years Later long-term review)

−Functionality: 7.25" LCD console has no touchscreen and only 8 built-in programs, feeling dated next to iFIT-style displays (Garage Gym Reviews; Treadmill Review Guru)
−Versatility: Reviewers don't recommend it for high-mileage training beyond 10 miles a day; best suited to walking, jogging, and moderate 3-7 mile runs (Treadmill Review Guru)
−Durability: One long-term owner's motor failed and needed a warranty replacement at six months, with a follow-up squeak afterward (YouTube: Everything you NEED to know)
−Build quality: At 277 lbs the unit is heavy to relocate even though it folds (Garage Gym Reviews; BarBend)
−Durability: Parts warranty is a short 3 years and labor just 1 year despite the lifetime frame/motor coverage (Garage Gym Reviews)

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