XTERRA
XTERRA TRX1400 Treadmill
$599.99
Manufacturer price
Quick verdict
Best for: A smaller home exercise room where walking and controlled jogging are the intended sessions, the user's stride fits the published belt, and the treadmill can be unfolded with the required surrounding clearance.
- Buy if the smaller footprint solves a measured layout problem and you accept the short parts-and-labor coverage. Budget for an appropriate setup area and maintenance rather than spending the entire allowance on the machine itself.
- Skip if broad strides, multiple taller runners, or long parts coverage dominate the decision. The maximum speed is not evidence that the shorter running surface will feel suitable at that pace.
Where to buy
10.0 mph
Top speed
265 lb
Max user
Auto
Incline
Editorial assessment
Who this product is for
The TRX1400 trades running room and warranty duration for a smaller frame than the TR65 and TR75. It is the sensible comparison point when fitting the treadmill matters more than maximizing belt size.
Reviewed 2026-09-02 by HomeGymPicker Editorial Team
Main advantages
The 65 by 30.8 inch operating footprint is narrower and shorter than either Sport Series alternative. Bluetooth FTMS, handlebar controls, and electronic incline keep useful workout functions in a relatively compact folding design.
Main limitations
Official XTERRA materials conflict on belt width: a top bullet says 16 inches while the detailed table repeats 18 inches. Keep width unresolved until the manufacturer reconciles it. The published user limit is 265 pounds, not the old catalog's 300 pounds.
Space, fit, and setup
Folding reduces the base to 35.5 by 30.8 inches, with a height of 57.6 inches. At 123.5 pounds it remains substantial equipment: plan storage on the same floor and leave room to operate the folding mechanism.
Fit, setup, and ownership cautions
XTERRA lists a lifetime frame warranty but only ninety days each for parts and labor. The product page does not specify a separate motor warranty, so obtain written clarification rather than assuming the Sport Series coverage applies.
Consider instead
The TR65 offers a wider and longer belt with longer published parts coverage. TR75 adds more running length again. Either needs more room; do not choose solely by the shared ten-mph capability of TR65 and TRX1400.
Research basis
The exact XTERRA TRX1400 manufacturer page supplies load limit, speed, and warranty, but its belt-width statements conflict: one top bullet says 16 inches while the detailed table repeats 18 inches. This review leaves belt width unresolved and does not conceal the conflict. Its 2.25 HP and numbered incline settings are retained without inventing continuous-duty power or a percentage grade. No physical running or vibration testing was performed.
Sources: XTERRA TRX1400 Treadmill manufacturer specifications, warranty, and direct price (reviewed 2026-09-12)
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