Nordictrack Treadmills

NordicTrack treadmills are the best-selling connected treadmills in the Irish home fitness market. Every model is iFIT compatible, meaning a trainer on screen controls your speed and incline automatically, and most use a SpaceSaver folding deck that lifts vertically to reclaim floor space.

McSport Ireland stocks the full range as part of our treadmills and NordicTrack collections.

• Entry — C700, EXP 7i, 205/305 class — folding decks and standard incline, for walking, jogging and general home use
• Mid — C990, T8.5, T9.5, S20, S50 — larger running surfaces, stronger motors and better cushioning for regular runners
• Performance — 1750, 2950 — the long-standing benchmark models for serious home running, with wide decks and premium consoles
• Incline trainers — X22i, S25i, X32i — up to 40% incline and decline capability for hill and hiking simulation

Choosing a NordicTrack treadmill

Match the machine to your actual usage: walkers and occasional joggers are well served by the entry range, while anyone running 25km+ a week should look at the 1750 and above for motor life and deck cushioning. If hill work matters more than top speed, the X-series incline trainers are the specialist option. McSport delivers nationwide and can advise on ceiling height for incline models.

Are NordicTrack treadmills foldable?

Most models use the SpaceSaver design, where the deck lifts and locks vertically. The larger incline trainers such as the X22i and X32i are heavier and less practical to fold regularly — plan a permanent position for those.

Do NordicTrack treadmills need an iFIT subscription?

No. They run fully in manual mode without one. iFIT adds trainer-led classes, global route workouts and automatic speed and incline control. Many models include an introductory membership.

What is an incline trainer?

An incline trainer is a treadmill built for steep gradients — up to 40% incline and negative decline on the X-series. The steep angle raises intensity dramatically at low speeds, which is easier on the joints than running fast on the flat.