Echelon Stride S vs ProForm Pro 2000

In this page, we are going to take a look at how the Echelon Stride S stacks up against the ProForm Pro 2000.

Pros	It is a quiet treadmill Large deck size and 300 lbs weight capacity It has a sleek design and folds flat	Good tech features, beautiful console design Good warranty on the frame Folds easily Stron, quiet motor
Cons	Only 1 year limited warranty on parts and electronics	iFit requires a monthly subscription after the first 30 days No heart rate monitor, you need to buy a heart rate chest strap
Brand	Echelon	ProForm
Model	Stride-S	Pro 2000
Motor Power	3.5 HP (Peak)	3.25 CHP
Speed Range	0.5 – 12 MPH	0.5 – 12 MPH
Incline/Decline	10% Incline (12 levels)	-3 to 12% Digital Incline/Decline Controls
Folding
Belt Size	20″ X 60″	20″ X 60″
Weight Limit	300 lbs.	300 lbs.
Heart Rate Monitor	Integrated handlebar heartrate sensors	Heart rate chest strap (not included)
Built-in Programs	8	Several free workouts
Tablet/Device holder
Cooling Fan
Display	10″ HD Touchscreen	10″ HD Interactive Touchscreen Display
Touchscreen
Handlebar Buttons
Audio
Bluetooth Audio
Training Apps	Echelon Fit App Access	iFit (30-Day iFIT Family Membership Included)
Rollers	No info	1.9″ Precision-Balanced Rollers
Dimensions	74L x 31W x 53H inches	77.3L x 35.3W x 59.6H inches
Warranty	1 year	10-year frame warranty 2-year parts warranty 1-year labor warranty
	See Price at Amazon	See Price at Amazon

Echelon Stride-S