- High-quality folding treadmill with 3.5-horsepower continuous-duty motor
- Offers speeds of up to 12 miles per hour and inclines of up to 15 percent
- Vibrant tri-color display tracks speed, incline, time, distance, calories, pace, and more
- 6 preset workout programs, 2 custom programs, and 2 heart rate programs
- 20-by-60-inch running deck; lifetime warranty on motor, deck, and frame
Product Description
With the Sole F85 treadmill, working out becomes effective, efficient and fun. The folding treadmill is equipped with a high-output 3.5 continuous-duty HP motor, 6-window LED display and 1-in deck offering outstanding shock absorption. It has speed/elevation controls in the handles that allow you to change the speed and incline at will.Amazon.com Product Description
The top model in Sole’s folding series, the F85 treadmill is a great fit for serious workou… More >>

December 18th, 2009


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Rec’d with hidden damage, console cracked on both sides in same location, (could be a refab. claimed new) Called Amazon they past the buck to Sole. Stayed on hold for ever with Sole then got passed around like the school slut. A Rep from Sole was to call, a week later no contact. Here we go again……were is my K-Y. I like the treadmill just buy it local.
Rating: 2 / 5
We’ve had our Sole F-85 for 4 years now and it’s been a huge disappointment, especially given the pricetag. But since Sole has refused to refund our money (“sorry, your one year warranty expired 4 days ago”) or replace the one we have, we’re stuck with it. We’ve had numerous repairman here over these years to fix the same ongoing problem….the belt will just come to a dead stop while we’re running on it. Not only is this dangerous, but being treadmill-less for lengths of time is quite aggravating particularly since we shelled out $2,244 for this piece. It’s needed a new board (the treadmill’s CPU) for every year we’ve had it (seriously, it now needs a 4th), although we’ve maintained it (lubricated it etc) exactly per the owners manual. My husband whimsically purchased this treadmill without researching first which has proven detrimental. Currently, Sole is in the process of sending us yet ANOTHER board, and with it, more repair bills. Obviously, this is our last Sole product.
Rating: 1 / 5
With 3.5 continuous hp motor and 400lb weight capacity this machine has a lot of brawn and i enjoyed running on it until the computer (brain) took a dump on month 3. The software clearly wasnt a priority in the engeneering process with this machine. The service people say they will “call” me back within 24hrs; we will see.
Rating: 1 / 5
I’m on my third console in 3 years not to mention the fact that I’ve had to replace the circuit board, front roller assembly, elevation motor assembly, and the wiring cable to the hand controls. The pulse sensor is useless. I do the maintenance on it religiously since I use it so much. Sole has been good about sending the replacement parts but when the warranty runs out I think I’ll sell it and try another brand. The console is $369.00 and most are now rebuilt. It’s great to run on but the electronics scare me.
Rating: 3 / 5
Runs great as advertised. Price was in the range of what you would expect for a good home treadmill for running. I was a little worried about having a 380 Lb. packaged delivered to my door, but it worked out just fine. Had the box placed in my living room, cut it open, read the assembly directions, assembled and rolled it to its home location, without assistance….and it did start to run when the key was inserted. No special tools are required to assemble. Have a broom handy to sweep up the belt dust and start off slowly, because it’s not like running outdoors.
Rating: 5 / 5