Echelon Stride vs XTERRA Fitness TR300

In this article, we will compare the Echelon Stride and the XTERRA Fitness TR300 and highlight the pros and cons.

Pros	Foldable design with 300 lbs weight capacity Echelon Fit App Access with Bluetooth 12 MPH speed and 10% incline Handlebar buttons for quick control	Warranty is good for the price Handlebar buttons are great for quick speed control It has pretty good shock absorption
Cons	Display is simple Warranty is short	20″x55″ deck is a bit short for tall runners, also the top speed is only 10 MPH which is not ideal for tall users
Brand	Echelon	XTERRA Fitness
Model	Stride	TR300
Motor Power	2.5 HP (Peak)	2.25 HP
Speed Range	0.5 – 12 MPH	0.5 – 10 MPH
Incline/Decline	10% Incline (12 levels)	10 levels
Folding
Belt Size	20″ X 55″	20″ X 55″
Weight Limit	300 lbs.	300 lbs.
Heart Rate Monitor	Integrated handlebar heartrate sensors	Integrated handlebar heartrate sensors
Built-in Programs	8	24 preset, 1 Heart Rate Control, 1 Manual
Tablet/Device holder
Cooling Fan
Display	LED readout display	5.5″ Blue Backlit LCD display
Touchscreen
Handlebar Buttons
Audio
Bluetooth Audio
Training Apps	Echelon Fit App Access	–
Rollers	No info	No info
Dimensions	69L x 31W x 49.2H inches	72.2L x 35W x 54.1H inches
Warranty	1 year	Lifetime Frame Lifetime Motor 1 Years Deck 1 Years Parts 1 Year In-Home Labor
	See Price at Amazon	See Price at Amazon

Echelon Stride