All it takes are a few runs in the snow, sleet, or rain to appreciate the benefits of a treadmill. If it’s time to add a cardio machine to your home gym, and your budget hovers around $1,500, we’ve got two worthy models for you. This in-depth treadmill review compares the Sole F80 vs ProForm 2000 to help you determine if one of these models belongs in your home gym. 

These two machines are comparable in price range with a few similar features, but there are key differences that could nudge you in one direction or another. Do you want a built-in screen for interactive workouts that adjusts the speed and incline for you, or are you more interested in a wide belt and powerful motor? 

I put these two treadmills side-by-side (figuratively) to see how they compared, from the motor and incline range to the deck size and interactive programming. Read through this treadmill comparison to see if or which one of these treadmills fits your workout style and fitness goals. 

Quick Look: Sole F80 vs ProForm Pro 2000

I’ve spent my fair share of time on a treadmill, both at home and at the gym. While there are days I feel like a hamster on a wheel, it’s one of my favorite pieces of home gym equipment. And I’m not alone in my treadmill experience here at Garage Gym Reviews. My colleagues have tested and tried a wide range of treadmills and cardio machines, from ellipticals and stair-steppers to the NordicTrack FS14i, which combines three cardio machines into one. 

While I haven’t personally tested the Sole F80 or the ProForm Pro 2000 models, we’ve thoroughly researched and reviewed each model. If, after reading this treadmill comparison, you’re still unsure, or your budget isn’t quite as robust as it once was, take a look at the Sole F63, which is a more basic and less expensive model by Sole Fitness. We’ve tested the Sole F63 and consider it a good budget treadmill, though it can’t compare to either of the models in this review.

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Sole F80 and ProForm Pro 2000 Spec Chart