XTERRA
XTERRA TR65 Treadmill
$899.99
Manufacturer price
Quick verdict
Best for: Walkers and recreational runners who can leave a folding treadmill in one room, prefer physical speed controls, and want app connectivity without making a large integrated screen the center of every workout.
- Buy if the measured space fits, the fifty-five-inch belt works for your stride, and a phone or tablet already covers entertainment. Check app requirements separately instead of assuming every connected service is included.
- Skip if your main requirement is storing the treadmill beneath furniture or carrying it upstairs after use. A folding deck does not reduce the mass that must be moved or lifted.
Where to buy
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10.0 mph
Top speed
55 × 20 in
Belt
300 lb
Max user
Auto
Incline
Editorial assessment
Who this product is for
The TR65 suits a buyer who wants conventional treadmill controls and a twenty-inch-wide belt without the TR75's longer frame. Confirm that its shorter running surface accommodates your natural stride before choosing it.
Reviewed 2026-09-02 by HomeGymPicker Editorial Team
Main advantages
XTERRA combines a 20 by 55 inch belt with handlebar adjustments, Bluetooth FTMS, and a 5.5-inch backlit display. Lift Assist helps raise the deck, while the lowering mechanism controls its descent during unfolding.
Main limitations
The speed range ends at 10 mph, below the TR75's ceiling. Ten electronic incline levels are not a verified ten-percent grade. A shorter deck may constrain some running strides even when the motor's speed range looks sufficient.
Space, fit, and setup
Allow for a 71.9 by 35 inch machine before adding working clearance. Its folded base remains 48.8 by 35 inches and it weighs 201 pounds, so storage is principally a room-layout decision rather than easy portability.
Fit, setup, and ownership cautions
Confirm access through doorways and the delivery service actually included. The published warranty provides lifetime frame and motor coverage but one year each for parts and labor; the old three-year parts figure should not guide this purchase.
Research basis
Research uses the current exact-model XTERRA TR65 page, with the other two manufacturer pages as alternatives. The stated 2.5 HP is not labeled continuous horsepower. This is a specification-based assessment, with no measured durability or noise results.
Sources: XTERRA TR65 Treadmill manufacturer specifications, warranty, and direct price (reviewed 2026-09-12)
Alternatives to consider
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12.0 mph · 60 × 20 in · 350 lb max · Auto
Move up to TR75 for a longer belt, a higher published user limit, and longer parts coverage.
10.0 mph · 265 lb max · Auto
Compare TRX1400 when preserving floor area matters more than belt width and the longer warranty provisions.
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Dimensions & Weight
Features & Connectivity
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