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XTERRA Fitness TR65: What to Know
We're disclosing this substitution in full because it's the honest story: we checked three separate Amazon ASINs tied to the Sole F80 during research. One (B01DMZY0O6) showed as "Currently unavailable" with no restock date. Another (B0D6HNP297, listed as the F80 model 580818) was explicitly marked "Condition: Used" rather than new. A third (B003Z4AAPI) was labeled a "Previous Years Model" with older, lower-spec hardware (a 3.0 HP motor and 350-pound capacity, versus the 3.5 CHP and 375-pound capacity Sole advertises for the current F80 on its own site) and only offered through a multi-seller "See All Buying Options" page rather than a standard Amazon buy box. That pattern, a well-known fitness brand with a messy or thin Amazon footprint relative to its direct-to-consumer site, is common enough in this category that it's worth checking listing-by-listing rather than assuming a big name is available new on Amazon. We even checked the smaller Sole F63 as a backup and found its main Amazon listing also showing "Currently unavailable" at research time.
The XTERRA TR65 fills a similar role, a practical, budget-conscious, cushioned-deck folding treadmill, with a listing we verified as new, in stock, and fulfilled by Amazon. Worth noting for anyone searching around this one: the product's own Amazon page title says "TR65," while some search results and older coverage still reference this as the "TRX3500," an earlier name for what appears to be the same or a closely related product line. We're reporting the name as it currently appears on the live Amazon listing.
On specs, the TR65 is a genuinely smaller machine than the F80 would have been: a 2.5 HP motor, speeds up to 10 mph, and 10 stepped power incline levels rather than a continuous incline percentage. The running surface is a 20-inch by 55-inch belt with XTERRA's XTRASoft cushioning, and published weight capacity is listed as 250+ pounds. Console-wise, it's a 5.5-inch backlit LCD display rather than a touchscreen, with 24 preset programs and handlebar-mounted speed and incline controls. It connects over Bluetooth FTMS to third-party apps like Zwift and Kinomap, and folds with a lift-assist mechanism for storage.
No subscription of any kind is required for this treadmill to function, everything on the console works out of the box. That's the tradeoff for the lower price and lighter-duty spec sheet: this is built more for regular walking and light jogging than for serious daily distance running, and taller or heavier users should weigh the 250+ pound capacity carefully against the other machines on this list.
Key Listed Features
2.5 HP motor with speeds up to 10 mph
10 stepped power incline levels; 20" x 55" XTRASoft cushioned deck
5.5" backlit LCD console with 24 preset programs and handlebar controls
Bluetooth FTMS connectivity for Zwift/Kinomap; no subscription required
