Sole Fitness Treadmills
Last updated: October 2026.
Sole Fitness is known for heavy steel frames, strong motors and some of the longest warranties in home fitness, with a lifetime warranty on frame and motor across its main range. Sole treadmills focus on build quality rather than subscription workouts.
The Sole range at a glance
| Model | Type | Key specs |
|---|---|---|
| F63 | Entry folding | 3.0 HP motor, 20″ × 60″ deck, up to 15 incline levels |
| F80 | Mid-range folding | 3.5 HP motor, 22″ wide belt, Cushion Flex Whisper Deck |
| F85 | Premium folding | 4.0 HP motor, larger touchscreen, decline levels, 2.75″ rollers |
| S77 | Non-folding | Heavier, more stable frame for regular running |
| TT8 | Light commercial | 3″ crowned rollers, 2-ply reversible belt, light commercial warranty |
| TD80 | Treadmill desk | Walking treadmill with integrated desk |
Specs are as published by the manufacturer at the time of writing. Models and prices change often, so confirm details on the retailer page before you buy.
Why people choose Sole
- Warranty: lifetime frame and motor on the main models, with longer deck and parts cover on the TT8.
- Cushion Flex deck: designed to reduce joint impact compared with a rigid deck.
- No subscription needed: the consoles work fully on their own, with optional app connectivity.
- Folding and non-folding: the F-series folds, while the S77 and TT8 are fixed for maximum stability. Compare with our folding treadmill guide.
Frequently asked questions
Is Sole better than NordicTrack?
They suit different buyers. Sole prioritises frame strength, motor warranty and a simple console. NordicTrack prioritises touchscreens, iFIT classes and decline.
Which Sole treadmill is best for running?
The F80 and F85 suit most home runners. The TT8 is the choice for heavy daily use or several users.
Do Sole treadmills fold?
The F63, F80 and F85 fold. The S77 and TT8 do not.
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