Is the Horizon 7.4 AT good for serious runners?

Yes. It reaches 12 mph and 15% incline, which covers fast tempo runs and steep hill work. The 350 lb capacity and heavy frame suit heavier runners too.

How much space does it need?

Assembled it measures 76" long by 37" wide, and it stands 71" tall when folded. The folded deck still takes up 42" by 37" of floor space.

Does it have a touchscreen?

No. The console is basic, with heart rate, calories, distance, incline and speed readouts plus app support. It does not have a large touchscreen like some rivals.

What programs does it include?

It has Sprint 8, 5K, Calorie, Custom and Custom HR programs. QuickDial controls adjust speed and incline during any workout.

Can one person move it?

It is 318 lbs, so moving it alone is difficult. The folding deck helps with storage, but plan for two people when repositioning it.

What is the warranty?

The frame has a lifetime warranty. Check the motor and parts coverage separately, since those terms vary.

Where is the Horizon 7.4 AT cheapest?

At NFM, for $1,499.00, 38% off, as of our latest check.

What do buyers say about the Horizon 7.4 AT?

Rated 3.7 out of 5 from 234 ratings.

Where can I buy the Horizon 7.4 AT?

3 stores we checked sell it, including NFM, Horizon Fitness, Fitness Supply.

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Our take on the Horizon 7.4 AT

The Horizon 7.4 AT is a folding treadmill built for running, with a 12 mph top speed and a 15% incline driven by a 500 lb-thrust motor. Its heavy-duty frame carries up to 350 lbs, and the deck folds up to save floor space. QuickDial controls and built-in programs like Sprint 8 and 5K suit runners who follow structured workouts. It is a solid mid-range running treadmill, though at 318 lbs it is heavy to move and its 3.7-star average shows owners have mixed feelings.

Best forRunners who want a fast, high-incline treadmill at homeHeavier users needing a 350 lb capacityBuyers who want a folding deck in a small roomPeople who follow interval and 5K training programs

Pros

12 mph top speed and 15% incline cover fast running and hill work
350 lb weight capacity is high for a folding treadmill
QuickDial controls change speed and incline quickly
Sprint 8, 5K and heart-rate programs built in
Lifetime frame warranty

Cons

At 318 lbs it is hard to move even with the folding deck
Folded footprint is still large at 42" x 37"
Basic console with no large touchscreen
Mixed owner satisfaction at 3.7 stars

Horizon 7.4 AT prices at every store

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Horizon 7.4 AT price history

Lowest price we've seen: $1,499.00 on Nov 15 at NFM. Tracked across 3 stores since Nov 15.

What reviewers say

3.7 / 5234 ratings

Owners rate the 7.4 AT around 3.7 out of 5. Runners like the incline range and QuickDial controls, but some report motor and console problems and find the machine heavy and bulky.

What people mention

InclinePraisedOwners like the 15% incline range for hill workouts and interval training.
ControlsPraisedQuickDial controls let runners change speed and incline without reaching for buttons.
BuildMixedThe frame feels sturdy, but the machine is very heavy and hard to move.
MotorCriticisedSome owners report motor and belt problems over time.
ConsoleCriticisedThe display is basic and lacks the large touchscreen found on rivals.

About the Horizon 7.4 AT

The Horizon 7.4 AT is a foldable treadmill with a heavy-duty frame and sturdy upright masts. It supports users up to 350 lbs. and has a 500 lb thrust incline motor.

Speed ranges from 0.5 to 12 mph, and incline from 0 to 15%. QuickDial controls adjust the settings. Five programs are built in: Sprint 8, 5K, Calorie, Custom and Custom HR.

The console tracks heart rate, calories, distance, incline and speed. Hand grips read heart rate, and the treadmill supports tracking apps.

Type: Foldable treadmill
Max user weight: 350 lbs.
Speed range: 0.5 – 12 mph
Incline range: 0 – 15%
Motor: 500 lb thrust incline motor
Programs: Sprint 8, 5K, Calorie, Custom, Custom HR
Controls: QuickDial controls
Tracked metrics: Heart rate, calories, distance, incline, speed
Heart rate: Hand grips
App support: Yes
Footprint: 76" x 37" (assembled)
Folded size: 42" L x 37" W x 71" H
Weight: 318 lbs.
Build: Sturdy upright masts, heavy-duty frame
Frame warranty: Lifetime

Specifications

Maximum Weight Capacity: 350 lbs.
Footprint Dimensions: 76" x 37" (Assembled)
Height: 71" (Folded)
Length: 42" (Folded)
Width: 37" (Folded)
Weight: 318 lbs.
Maximum Incline: 15%

Questions and answers

Is the Horizon 7.4 AT good for serious runners?: Yes. It reaches 12 mph and 15% incline, which covers fast tempo runs and steep hill work. The 350 lb capacity and heavy frame suit heavier runners too.
How much space does it need?: Assembled it measures 76" long by 37" wide, and it stands 71" tall when folded. The folded deck still takes up 42" by 37" of floor space.
Does it have a touchscreen?: No. The console is basic, with heart rate, calories, distance, incline and speed readouts plus app support. It does not have a large touchscreen like some rivals.
What programs does it include?: It has Sprint 8, 5K, Calorie, Custom and Custom HR programs. QuickDial controls adjust speed and incline during any workout.
Can one person move it?: It is 318 lbs, so moving it alone is difficult. The folding deck helps with storage, but plan for two people when repositioning it.
What is the warranty?: The frame has a lifetime warranty. Check the motor and parts coverage separately, since those terms vary.
Where is the Horizon 7.4 AT cheapest?: At NFM, for $1,499.00, 38% off, as of our latest check.
What do buyers say about the Horizon 7.4 AT?: Rated 3.7 out of 5 from 234 ratings.
Where can I buy the Horizon 7.4 AT?: 3 stores we checked sell it, including NFM, Horizon Fitness, Fitness Supply.