So… Who Else Wants The Best Quiet Treadmill for 2021?

I love being able to work out from the comfort of my own home rather than a gym. After all, I find it easier and more relaxing to fit it into my day when I don't have to leave. As it turns out though, my home sounding like a gym, is not relaxing. That's why I went looking for a quiet treadmill for my home. With neighbors or other family members, I'm sure you want the quietest treadmill you can find too. Don't worry, the user-friendly and reliable treadmill you're looking for is not as hard to find as you fear.

Table of Contents

• Best Quiet Treadmill List
• 1. Sunny Health & Fitness SF-T4400
• 2. LifeSpan TR3000i
• 3. ProForm 505 CST
• 4. ProForm Power 1080
• 5. Merit Fitness 715T Plus
• Conclusion

Best Quiet Treadmill List

Image	Model	Max User Weight	Running Surface	Price	Our Rating
	Sunny Health & Fitness SF-T4400	220 lbs	48" x 15"	$
	LifeSpan TR3000i	350 lbs	56" x 20"	$$$
	ProForm 505 CST	300 lbs	55" x 20"	$$
	ProForm Power 1080	350 lbs	55" x 20"	$$$
	Merit Fitness 715T Plus	250 lbs	47" x 18"	$

1. Sunny Health & Fitness SF-T4400

The Sunny Health & Fitness SF-T4400 might be a wonderful treadmill for your home. I, personally, like the addition that it can fold up when you aren't using it for easy storage.
This treadmill also gives you a great workout. You can control the incline and 9 built-in workout plans to help you out.

This treadmill is also small and folds up when not in use, which I enjoy. It makes this model quiet and convenient.  I also liked that this treadmill comes with wheels for moving. It makes it even easier for you to store it away when you aren't using it.

Best of all, this machine is practically silent. I like this feature because it doesn’t interfere with anyone else in my house when I work out.

Belt Size	15.75" L x 48.82" W
Speed	0 - 9 MPH
Incline	2-Pos manual incline
Dimensions:	Height: 50" Width: 27" Length: 62"
Weight	103 lbs.
Maximum User Weight	220 lbs.
Warranty	Frame: 1 year Parts: 90 days

PROS

• Quiet
• Multiple workouts to choose from
• Keeps track of calories burned, heart rate, distance, speed, and time
• Easy to assemble
  

CONS

• Relatively low weight capacity (220 lbs) that could be a problem for some users
• The incline is very slight, and while there are three options, you don't get much of a difference
• Made more for jogging and walking, so not so great if you're looking for running

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2. LifeSpan TR3000i

Another option is the LifeSpan TR3000i Folding Treadmill.
This model is sturdy and heavy, making it durable. However, unlike some models of this size, it runs silent, with no bother to anyone else in the house or any bother to you.

I like the compression shocks in this treadmill. It makes it so that you can run comfortably, with no shaking of the machine or anything rough on your joints. Another thing I enjoyed was the 15 levels of incline and several different workouts.

This allows you to warm up and choose a workout good for your skill level. It also has a large choice of speeds, from 0.5 to 12 mph. I enjoyed being able to walk, jog and run at full speed on the machine with no problems.

Belt Size	20" W x 56" L
Speed	0.5 - 12 MPH
Incline	15 Levels, 0-15%
Dimensions:	Height: 56" Width: 33" Length: 71"
Weight	225 lbs.
Maximum User Weight	350 lbs.
Warranty	Frame: Lifetime Motor: Lifetime Parts: 5 Years Labor: 1 Year

PROS

• Quiet
• Incline has 15 levels and 22 workout presets to choose from
• Folds up for storage
• There is a lifetime warranty on the frame and motor, just in case

CONS

• After four months of use, you do have to pay to use LifeSpan's fitness club once you get used to using it
• Heavy, so hard to move around to store
• The heart rate monitor does have some accuracy problems

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3. ProForm 505 CST

The ProForm 505 CST Treadmill might be the quietest treadmill for your home gym.
One feature I particularly enjoyed was the IPod compatibility. I think every workout is better with a little music, so having speakers in this treadmill is great.

It is easy for me to hear my music over the minimal sound this treadmill makes. The treadmill being quiet also makes for an easier time keeping it at home. Without all the noise that some treadmills have, this machine will be an addition to your home, not a burden.

This model also offers shock cushion in the belt, which I appreciate. It keeps the machine stable and your joints from aching when you run. This treadmill also has a 300-pound weight limit, so if you're a heavier runner, there's no need to worry.

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CONS

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4. ProForm Power 1080

The ProForm Power 1080 Treadmill is another reliable and quiet model. Even though this treadmill doesn't fold up well, it is reliable and quiet.

When in use, this treadmill makes little to no noise. This feature of silence, I think, is perfect for a home gym. After all, your house sounding like a gym defeats the purpose of having a home gym.

This model even has a long track, which is good if you are a taller person. In addition, a 350-pound weight capacity is great if you weigh more than what some treadmills hold. The design of this treadmill is also sturdy. I have no fear of it cracking or breaking from extended use. I also enjoy the fact that you can use iFit with this model. This makes it much easier to track your progress.

PROS

CONS

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5. Merit Fitness 715T Plus

The Merit Fitness 715T Plus is a treadmill that could be the addition to your home that you’re looking for. I find this a good home treadmill because it folds vertical, for easy storage. It is also relatively light, so moving it is easy too.

This model is durable as well. It even comes with a checklist, showing you everything the company checked before sending it to you. This model is also sturdy and can take a lot of weight.

This is good for if you are heavier and looking for a resilient treadmill. What I think is best about this treadmill though, is its silence. Even as a light, durable treadmill, it does not have the drawback of noise.

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Conclusion

Being able to work out at home is important to you, and you should be able to do that. Specifically, you should be able to do that without an unacceptable amount of noise. There are plenty of treadmills for home to choose from. They vary in features and price, but they are there. When choosing your treadmill think of what you want as far as features, storage, and use. In the end, whatever treadmill you end up choosing, it is a good way to add exercise into your daily routine and stay healthy.

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