Horizon 7.4 AT

The QuickDial controls are located on the handlebars, allowing you to roll the dials forward or backward to adjust speed and incline instantly. This design is intended to keep your hands in a natural position so you can make adjustments without breaking your stride or reaching for a console button.

No, the Horizon 7.4 AT does not lock you into a proprietary subscription ecosystem. The Bluetooth connectivity is designed to sync with third-party apps like Peloton, Zwift, or Strava, giving you the flexibility to use the training platform of your choice.

Yes, the running surface measures 22 by 60 inches, which is considered spacious for home use. This extra width and length provide plenty of room for a natural gait, even during high-speed sprints or if you have a longer stride.

The treadmill features a FeatherLight hydraulic folding design, which makes it easier to lift and store the deck vertically. While the exact footprint varies, this mechanism significantly reduces the floor space occupied when the machine is not in use, though you should still measure your room to ensure you have adequate clearance for the unfolded dimensions.

This system is designed with different levels of firmness across the deck. The impact zone is softer to absorb shock when your foot lands, while the push-off zone is firmer to provide a more responsive feel as you stride forward, mimicking the feel of running on a track.

Yes, the console includes a Bluetooth wireless receiver that is compatible with most standard Bluetooth heart rate monitors. You can also use the integrated hand grip sensors if you prefer not to wear a strap.