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title: "Fitness TR260 Folding Treadmill"
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# 2.25HP motor power 41x127cm cushioned running deck Bluetooth FTMS 4.0 connectivity Fitness TR260 Folding Treadmill

**Brand:** xterra
**Price:** ₩7434662
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> 🏃‍♂️ Elevate your run, engage your mind, and own your space!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** Fitness TR260 Folding Treadmill by xterra
- **How much does it cost?** ₩7434662 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
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## Best For

- xterra enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted xterra brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Space-Savvy Design:** Folds compactly with transport wheels—perfect for stylish, efficient home gyms.
- • **Customizable Challenge:** 10 incline levels and 13 pre-set programs keep your routine fresh and results-driven.
- • **Power-Packed Performance:** 2.25HP motor delivers smooth speeds up to 10kph for your ultimate cardio burn.
- • **Joint-Friendly Cushioning:** XTRA Soft Deck reduces impact, protecting your knees and joints during every stride.
- • **Interactive Training Experience:** Seamlessly connect via Bluetooth to Zwift & Kinomap for immersive, gamified workouts.

## Overview

The Xterra Fitness TR260 Folding Treadmill combines a robust 2.25HP motor with a spacious, cushioned running surface and 10 incline levels. Its Bluetooth FTMS 4.0 connectivity supports Zwift and Kinomap apps for interactive workouts, while 13 built-in programs and quick-touch controls offer versatile training options. Designed for home use, it folds easily for space-saving storage and includes a clear 5-inch backlit LCD display, pulse sensors, and a smart device holder—making it a perfect fit for the modern fitness enthusiast.

## Description

Take your training to another level with the Xterra Fitness TR260 folding treadmill. Thanks to Bluetooth connectivity, the treadmill allows you to exercise with the Kinomap and Zwift apps and enjoy a fun and interactive training experience. Immerse yourself in scenic locations, explore thousands of videos featuring top tracks from around the world, or enjoy thrilling video game-style training and multiplayer sessions to maximise your gains. The TR260 offers a 2.25HP motor, has a top speed of 10kph (6mph), and boasts 10 levels of power incline for added challenge and variety. Run in comfort on the 41cm (16 inches) by 127cm (50 inches) running area with XTRA Soft Deck cushioning and track your progress on the 5-inch backlit LCD display. Choose from 13 motivating workouts and keep your entertainment easily accessible with the integrated tablet holder.

Review: the perfect treadmill - both me and my husband use it every day for some time and we are very satisfied
Review: Great Treadmill Great Value! - I love this treadmill! Last year, before Black Friday, I was in the market for a treadmill. I do these Spartan races in the warmer months and part of that training is running and trail running. However, the winters here in the Boston area can be harsh—even for street running, and the trails are impassable with the snow and ice (good for hiking but not for running). So, I decided to invest in a treadmill; I watched a lot of videos on how to maximize one's fitness using a treadmill while keeping the hamster-on-a-wheel effect at bay. One of the keys is an auto-incline treadmill. That's when I came across the TR260 from XTerra. There are no videos on this treadmill but some written reviews. There are videos on the TR150 (that doesn't have the auto-incline). Those were actually very helpful. Essentially, the TR150 and TR260 are the same treadmill except for a few features like the auto-incline, Bluetooth FTMS, and some differences with the console. The biggest similarity is the assembly process. I watched a couple of videos on how to assemble the TR150 and it is exactly the same for assembling the TR260. Even though the manual recommends that two people carry it and put it together, it can be done by one person—watch the videos and you'll see. It did take me and the delivery guy to get the treadmill into my basement, but after that it was all me. Again, assembly was totally fine doing it solo. One thing to note though, the connectors between the console and the deck can be a bit of challenge to fit together. It took some significant wiggling to get them to connect. But it's doable. Structurally, the entire system is pretty sound. I have it on a rug surface in the basement and it does wobble a bit at really high speeds. But that's my fault. I'm working on a solution for that. I also bought the XTerra treadmill mat and that helps a bit. Now for the functioning: The auto-incline is great. I use both the buttons on the console and on the handles to dynamically change the incline as to mimic the trails changes in terrain. The top speed of 10 mph/16 kph is more than fast enough for me. Again, I use all the buttons to change the speeds on the fly. The comparison matrix for this treadmill is inaccurate. The TR260 does have incline and speed buttons on the handrails and comes with Bluetooth FTMS (more of that latter). Also, there's heart rate sensors on the handrails but I highly recommend a chest strap version that has Bluetooth for accuracy as well. Note: I do my runs using the metric system: kilometers and kilometers per hour. So, when you use the preset speed buttons in Km, once you get to the "10" button, you may be going 10 kph but you're really going 6.2 mph. However, you can go a lot faster (upto 16 kph or 10 mph) by continually pressing the increase speed button on the console or the handrail. The console display will show your speed going up 11, 12, 13, etc. The deck is softer and easier on your knees as advertised. It is a little narrow so it might not be ideal for larger runners. It's perfect for me because I'm a shorter guy and space is limited in the basement. Also, I like that it folds up. I have a complete treadmill cover to help keep the dust out when not using it. The Bluetooth works great. I use a Bluetooth heart rate monitor that connects to the console to show my heart rate. Also, I connect the console to my phone via the XTerra+ app. It's good for recording your workouts, setting goals, and sending data to various health apps. The Preset Workouts are useful when time is short. There are 12 of them and they vary in intensity. Every 3 minutes either or both the incline and speed will change. I frequently modify those on the fly depending on how intense I want the workout to be. The diagrams for the preset workouts are a little hard to see, so I suggest you enlarge and print out a copy of the presets from the manual. You can do a manually set countdown workout for either time or distance. I like to do either 8 km/5 mi or 16 km/10 mi sessions. Refer to the manual on how to set that up. Oh, I should mention that this is one of the few treadmills at its price point that can connects to external running apps like Zwift or Kinomap using the Bluetooth FTMS (Fitness Machine Service). Kinomap will control the incline of your TR260. I haven't used this yet but am planning on it. I think you get 6 months free of Kinomap when you buy an XTerra treadmill, bike, or rower. The only drawback to this treadmill are the pockets in the console that are intended for cup holders. They do not fit any cup I'm aware of. I use one to store the safety key. You might want to get an external water bottle holder if you want to keep a water bottle handy. I have something like that myself. Here's a handy tip: Definitely keep up with the maintenance cycles for this treadmill. Get some additional silicone lubrication and other treadmill maintenance tools. The motor cover comes off pretty easily—I suggest you watch a video on that. Also, the belt can be easily adjusted to ensure it stays taut and centered—watch a video on that as well. Here's another tip: Listen to podcasts or audiobooks while doing long runs on the treadmill, which will help pass the time. This treadmill meets my needs and was the MVP of my winter training that helped keep me on track for my fitness goals and Spartan races as the weather warmed up. Now that winter in coming around again, I'll be back on my TR260 quite a bit. It's a great treadmill and a great value!

## Features

- Warning:Only for domestic use
- Powerful 2.25HP motor; Speed Range: 0 - 10kph (0 - 6mph) with Quick Touch Speed controls; 10 levels of power incline with Quick Touch Incline controls; Running Area: 41cm (16”) x 127cm (50”)
- XTRA Soft Deck cushioning for joint protection; Clear 5” backlit LCD display; 13 (manual mode, 12 pre-set) motivating programmes; Connectivity: Built-in Bluetooth FTMS 4.0 protocol
- Compatible with Zwift and Kinomap apps for engaging interactive training; Heart Rate Measurement: Pulse grip sensors, Bluetooth Smart wireless receiver (chest strap optional); Folding system for space-efficient storage; Transport Wheels: Yes
- Additional Features: Accessory tray, smart device holder; Dimensions in Use: Length=165cm (65”), Width=74cm (29”), Height=129.5cm (52”); Dimensions Folded: Length=81cm (32”), Width=74cm (29”), Height=155cm (61”); Max. User Weight: 113kg (249lbs)
- Product Weight: 51kg (112lbs); Power Supply: Mains; Warranty Type: Home Use; Warranty: Lifetime frame, 1 year motor, 90 days deck, 90 days parts and labour

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B0B1PDM98C |
| Benefits | Weight Loss Support |
| Best Sellers Rank | 247,352 in Sports & Outdoors ( See Top 100 in Sports & Outdoors ) 499 in Treadmills |
| Brand | XTERRA |
| Brand Name | XTERRA |
| Colour | Silver / Black |
| Connectivity Technology | Bluetooth |
| Control Program Name | ConnectedFitnessProgram |
| Country Of Origin | China |
| Customer Reviews | 3.4 out of 5 stars 129 Reviews |
| Deck Length | 127 Centimetres |
| Display | LCD |
| Display Size | 5 Inches |
| Folded Size | 81 x 74 x 155 cm |
| Frame Material Type | Alloy Steel |
| Included Components | Power Cord, Tool Kit, User Manual |
| Input Power | 1200 Watts |
| Is Assembly Required | Yes |
| Item Dimensions D x W x H | 165D x 74W x 129.5H centimetres |
| Item Type Name | Treadmill |
| Item Weight | 50.49 kg |
| Item weight | 50.49 kg |
| Manufacturer | Xterra |
| Manufacturer Part Number | TR260 |
| Material | Metal, Plastic |
| Material Type | Metal, Plastic |
| Maximum Horsepower | 2.25 Horsepower |
| Maximum Incline Percentage | 10 |
| Maximum Speed | 10 kmph |
| Maximum Weight Recommendation | 250 Pounds |
| Metrics Measured | Electric |
| Model Name | Tr260 |
| Model Number | TR260 |
| Number of Programs | 13 |
| Power Source | Corded Electric |
| Product Grade | Home |
| Product Warranty | 1 year motor, 90 days deck, parts and labour, Lifetime frame |
| Product dimensions | 165D x 74W x 129.5H centimetres |
| Product grade | Home |
| Recommended Uses For Product | Running |
| Special Features | Auto Incline, Bluetooth, Foldable, Preloaded Workout, Wheeled |
| Speed Rating | 10 kilometers_per_hour |
| Target Audience | Adult |
| UPC | 795447126825 |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** XTERRA
- **Colour:** Silver / Black
- **Product grade:** Home
- **Product dimensions:** 165D x 74W x 129.5H centimetres
- **Item weight:** 50.49 kg
- **Material:** Metal, Plastic
- **Maximum speed:** 10 kmph
- **Special feature:** Auto Incline, Bluetooth, Foldable, Preloaded Workout, Wheeled
- **Recommended uses for product:** Running
- **Target audience:** Adult

## Images

![Fitness TR260 Folding Treadmill - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/61lC4iy0Z9L.jpg)

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ the perfect treadmill
*by T***A on 9 February 2024*

both me and my husband use it every day for some time and we are very satisfied

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Great Treadmill Great Value!
*by N***O on 3 October 2024*

I love this treadmill! Last year, before Black Friday, I was in the market for a treadmill. I do these Spartan races in the warmer months and part of that training is running and trail running. However, the winters here in the Boston area can be harsh—even for street running, and the trails are impassable with the snow and ice (good for hiking but not for running). So, I decided to invest in a treadmill; I watched a lot of videos on how to maximize one's fitness using a treadmill while keeping the hamster-on-a-wheel effect at bay. One of the keys is an auto-incline treadmill. That's when I came across the TR260 from XTerra. There are no videos on this treadmill but some written reviews. There are videos on the TR150 (that doesn't have the auto-incline). Those were actually very helpful. Essentially, the TR150 and TR260 are the same treadmill except for a few features like the auto-incline, Bluetooth FTMS, and some differences with the console. The biggest similarity is the assembly process. I watched a couple of videos on how to assemble the TR150 and it is exactly the same for assembling the TR260. Even though the manual recommends that two people carry it and put it together, it can be done by one person—watch the videos and you'll see. It did take me and the delivery guy to get the treadmill into my basement, but after that it was all me. Again, assembly was totally fine doing it solo. One thing to note though, the connectors between the console and the deck can be a bit of challenge to fit together. It took some significant wiggling to get them to connect. But it's doable. Structurally, the entire system is pretty sound. I have it on a rug surface in the basement and it does wobble a bit at really high speeds. But that's my fault. I'm working on a solution for that. I also bought the XTerra treadmill mat and that helps a bit. Now for the functioning: The auto-incline is great. I use both the buttons on the console and on the handles to dynamically change the incline as to mimic the trails changes in terrain. The top speed of 10 mph/16 kph is more than fast enough for me. Again, I use all the buttons to change the speeds on the fly. The comparison matrix for this treadmill is inaccurate. The TR260 does have incline and speed buttons on the handrails and comes with Bluetooth FTMS (more of that latter). Also, there's heart rate sensors on the handrails but I highly recommend a chest strap version that has Bluetooth for accuracy as well. Note: I do my runs using the metric system: kilometers and kilometers per hour. So, when you use the preset speed buttons in Km, once you get to the "10" button, you may be going 10 kph but you're really going 6.2 mph. However, you can go a lot faster (upto 16 kph or 10 mph) by continually pressing the increase speed button on the console or the handrail. The console display will show your speed going up 11, 12, 13, etc. The deck is softer and easier on your knees as advertised. It is a little narrow so it might not be ideal for larger runners. It's perfect for me because I'm a shorter guy and space is limited in the basement. Also, I like that it folds up. I have a complete treadmill cover to help keep the dust out when not using it. The Bluetooth works great. I use a Bluetooth heart rate monitor that connects to the console to show my heart rate. Also, I connect the console to my phone via the XTerra+ app. It's good for recording your workouts, setting goals, and sending data to various health apps. The Preset Workouts are useful when time is short. There are 12 of them and they vary in intensity. Every 3 minutes either or both the incline and speed will change. I frequently modify those on the fly depending on how intense I want the workout to be. The diagrams for the preset workouts are a little hard to see, so I suggest you enlarge and print out a copy of the presets from the manual. You can do a manually set countdown workout for either time or distance. I like to do either 8 km/5 mi or 16 km/10 mi sessions. Refer to the manual on how to set that up. Oh, I should mention that this is one of the few treadmills at its price point that can connects to external running apps like Zwift or Kinomap using the Bluetooth FTMS (Fitness Machine Service). Kinomap will control the incline of your TR260. I haven't used this yet but am planning on it. I think you get 6 months free of Kinomap when you buy an XTerra treadmill, bike, or rower. The only drawback to this treadmill are the pockets in the console that are intended for cup holders. They do not fit any cup I'm aware of. I use one to store the safety key. You might want to get an external water bottle holder if you want to keep a water bottle handy. I have something like that myself. Here's a handy tip: Definitely keep up with the maintenance cycles for this treadmill. Get some additional silicone lubrication and other treadmill maintenance tools. The motor cover comes off pretty easily—I suggest you watch a video on that. Also, the belt can be easily adjusted to ensure it stays taut and centered—watch a video on that as well. Here's another tip: Listen to podcasts or audiobooks while doing long runs on the treadmill, which will help pass the time. This treadmill meets my needs and was the MVP of my winter training that helped keep me on track for my fitness goals and Spartan races as the weather warmed up. Now that winter in coming around again, I'll be back on my TR260 quite a bit. It's a great treadmill and a great value!

### ⭐ EDIT - Very nice for the price BUT DIDN'T LAST LONG
*by M***L on 11 May 2024*

I was replacing a high-end Treadmill and wanted something a bit smaller and lower priced. This is actually a lot nicer than I anticipated and fits all my needs. Hope it lasts but if not, I am not out thousands of dollars. A big shout out to Amazon for super fast delivery and the drivers who went above and beyond with the delivery. EDIT - 2025 - Worked great and fit my needs but suddenly the motor started acting up and making a sound that may be a bearing. Based on other reviews I decided to not go down the frustrating road of trying to get parts or assistance from Xterra. Lesson learned, you get what you pay for and I am lucky it lasted 1.5 years. Much better brands with better support if you do you research.

## Frequently Bought Together

- XTERRA Fitness Premium Folding Smart Treadmill, Compact Design, 250+ LB Weight Capacity, Powerful Motor, XTERRA+ Fitness App Included with Purchase
- Xterra Floor Mat — Heavy Duty, Thick 6mm PVC, Nonslip, Textured Fitness Equipment Floor Protector for Treadmill or Bike
- Premium Treadmill Belt Lubricant - Made in The USA - Patented Application Tube and Precision Twist Cap - 100% Pure Silicone - Spot On

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