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Bowflex T9 Treadmill

About This Item
• Get an easy, secure way to connect your Apple Watch® to keep your metrics in sync• Train with popular fitness apps including JRNY, Peloton, and Zwift, right from your own phone or tablet• Change speed and incline quickly with intuitive dial controls and an ultra-responsive drive system• Enjoy an extra-large 22” wide running area with FlexZone cushioning• Up to 15% motorized incline• High-contrast, color LCD with 10 built-in workout programs• Bluetooth heart rate monitor compatible

The BowFlex T9 Treadmill gives you the ultimate fitness app freedom for an indoor run with all the options. Connect your Apple Watch® to keep your metrics in sync. And choose your favorite fitness app: JRNY®, Peloton®, Zwift®. The T9 Treadmill supports them all. With a 22” W x 60” L running area, Quick Response Technology for rapid speed and incline adjustments, up to 15% motorized incline for hill training, and Bluetooth® heart rate tracking, this treadmill is ideal for high-intensity interval training (HIIT) and so much more. Work out with JRNY wherever you go from your phone or tablet; try the Mobile-Only Membership free for 2 months.

PERFORMANCE FEATURES:

  • Get an easy, secure way to connect your Apple Watch to keep your metrics in sync*
  • Train with popular fitness apps including JRNY®, Peloton®, and Zwift®, right from your own phone or tablet*
  • Try our JRNY Mobile-Only Membership for 2 months, free*
  • JRNY Mobile-Only Membership: Work out at home or on the go with inspiring trainers, and just-for-you adaptive workouts, from your phone or tablet*
  • Change speed and incline quickly with intuitive dial controls and an ultra-responsive drive system
  • Enjoy an extra-large 22” wide running area and Flex Zone cushioning
  • Up to 15% motorized incline
  • High-contrast, color LCD features 10 built-in workout programs
  • Heart rate chest strap and hand grips included

CONNECT TO APPLE WATCH:

  • Connect your Apple Watch for easy and accurate fitness tracking. Simply tap to connect Apple Watch to the BowFlex T9 Treadmill to sync important metrics, including calories, speed, distance, pace and time

HOW IT WORKS:

  • To connect your Apple Watch to the BowFlex T9 Treadmill, follow these simple steps:
  • 1.) Hold your Apple Watch near the NFC reader on the treadmill console.
  • 2.) You will hear a soft beep and feel a vibration when the connection is made.
  • 3.) Your Apple Watch will display “Connect?” Press “OK”.
  • 4.) Scroll down on the watch face to select “Indoor Run”.
  • 5.) You’re ready to begin your workout.

*Apple and Apple Watch are trademarks of Apple Inc., registered in the U.S. and other countries. Fitness apps require separate subscriptions. Two-month JRNY Trial offer’s availability is subject to change without notice. At end of free trial, JRNY membership automatically renews at membership rates until canceled.

  • Brand : Bowflex
  • Country of Origin : Imported
  • Style : BFXHTM1439-01
  • Web ID: 24BOZU70TSTDSRSTRTRD
  • SKU: 26324767
BrandBowFlex
Equipment TypeTreadmills
Best UseExercise & Fitness
Membership2-month JNRY membership included
ConnectivityConnect to Apple Watch, JRNY, Peloton, Zwift, and more
Assembled Dimensions77.2” L x 37” W x 67.6” H
Stowed Dimensions48.6” L x 37” W x 67.6” H
Assembled Weight282 lbs.
User Weight Capacity350 lbs.
WarrantyFrame: Lifetime, Motor: Lifetime, Parts: 3 years, Labor: 1 year

REVIEWS

4.2
86%
Recommended

90 Reviews

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Sturdy

I bought this a month ago and it has met my expectations.

I Would Buy This Product Again Due To The Quality Build.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] We like the built in routines. Cost for on line routines seem to be a bit expensive.

Highly Recommend! Love It.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I bought this treadmill model because I don't need a TV to distract me and because it integrates with Apple and Samsung smart watches. I find it ridiculous to wear a heart monitor band when most of us have it on our wrist while running. It works great, I love the simplicity and stability. This thing folds up very easily as well.

Ait Sucks Machine Is Good

I bought this a little over a month ago and I have such big thoughts on it. First of all the treadmill is nice- It runs quietly especially when walking and it makes no clicking or mechanical noises when the elevation changes. I have enjoyed the extra space on either side of me so much it took forever to realize I haven't knocked my watch into the handles like I do with the treadmill I use at LA fitness. I will say I ended up buying shock absorption blocks and matts to put underneath it to help with the noise of me running on it as I am an upstairs neighbor but I think most of the problem had todo with setup as I realized while putting the blocks under my machine that the people who DSG hires to ship and assemble it didn't make sure all the level things were all meeting my floor which caused the machine to wiggle and knock against the floor only while I was running. And here's my two cents about the company Dicks Sporting goods hire for the S&A service. The company is called AIT and they are the WORST. First it started with the tech calling me a few days after I bought the equipment, he was pressuring me to change my delivery date to THE NEXT DAY despite me picking a day 3 weeks out because I an an event coming up and so I could take the day off because they only deliver on Mondays and you can't book a specific time slot. I got someone to house sit to it was fine but they still groaned about my stairs on the phone even though DSG left a note and when they delivered they didn't looked up my apartment # so they kept having to call me at work. However like I said during set up they didn't level the machine and a week ago I realized they didn't tighten my belt because during my hill climb it shifted left, making a noise, so I tried to fix it as the manual made it seem simple, however it only kept moving left and eventually the left edge of my belt FIPPED OVER making my machine unusable. I got a ticket put through and its been exactly a week and I've made like 5 calls to AIT and they just keep saying I'll get a call back within "24 to 48 hours" and I never do. So now I've used the machine around 5 times and its now a hunk of metal taking up space because even though I paid for the extended warranty I can't even get an appointment to fix it. DICKS GET A NEW COMPANY. I AM COMING TO COMPLAIN IN PERSON TODAY AND I WANT A RESOLUTION.

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So Far It’s Great

We bought the Bowflex T9 about a month ago. We paid for the unit to be delivered and assembled. It’s working great so far.

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Great Treadmil

Such a great treadmill for a great price! Decently easy to set up. Instructions were very clear. Treadmill is very heavy though, you definitely need multiple people to move it prior to getting it set up. Once it’s set up, it moves easily if needed.

Painful Experience (And Not From Running)

Purchased 2/15, received a text regarding delivery 2 weeks from purchase on a date/time that was inconvenient. Advised no other options if I wanted the treadmill. Delivery rec'd, treadmill has an apparent faulty bearing making it unusable. Reached out to Customer Service who originally advised they were unable to help as on their end it still showed as in transit (?). Reached out again and have been advised the non-working will be picked up and exchanged. At this point I'm out $1600+, 2 hours of work time for delivery, and a significant amount of time. It seems like a wonderful piece of equipment, if it worked.

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My First Treadmill-great No Subscription Required Easy To Use!

This is the first treadmill I’ve ever owned, and I couldn’t be happier with the Bowflex T9. I’ve used plenty of treadmills at the gym over the years, and I can confidently say this one is equal to if not better than what I’ve trained on at commercial gyms. One of the standout features for me is the NFC Apple Watch integration. Being able to simply tap my Apple Watch to the console and instantly start a workout removes all friction. No setup, no logging in just tap and go. That convenience alone has made it easier to stay consistent day after day. Seeing my real‑time heart rate and distance displayed directly on the screen is a huge win. I don’t have to guess how hard I’m working or constantly check my wrist. Everything I care about heart rate, time, pace, and distance is visible and accurate, which helps me train smarter and stay in the right zones. From a performance standpoint, the T9 feels rock‑solid and commercial grade. It’s incredibly stable, even at higher speeds, and the deck cushioning is noticeably easier on my joints compared to most gym treadmills. That makes longer walks and runs far more comfortable and sustainable. The incline and decline features add real variety and make workouts feel more dynamic and realistic, and the treadmill runs quietly, which is perfect for home use at any time of day. What really surprised me is how much I don’t miss the gym treadmill experience. Having this at home means: • No waiting for equipment • No distractions • Better consistency • The same (or better) quality whenever I need it For a first‑time treadmill owner, this has been an incredible investment. It fits seamlessly into my lifestyle, supports my health goals, and actually makes me want to use it. If you’re considering your first treadmill and want something that truly feels gym quality at home especially if you use an Apple Watch. The Bowflex T9 is absolutely worth it.

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Nice Treadmill, But Came Broken

This treadmill is solid and takes a bit to install it and get it in place, but it looks nice once it’s all together. Unfortunately, it came broken and it’s very frustrating spending so much money on something and having to wait for customer service to handle the claim. The hearts censors on the handles do not work and the STOP button doesn’t work so you have to pull the emergency key and then unplug it from the wall while waiting for customer service. If these features weren’t broken, it would be a solid treadmill.

Disappointed

I have now had it for 4 months and no issues with the actual performance. My issue is with the programming. You cannot just jump on and start a manual workout. Even the "manual" preset requires you to pick which user, confirm your weight, select your starting incline and speed and set your duration. If you happen to get interrupted for more than a couple of minutes, it ends your workout. Should be able to hop on and hit start, then set your desired speed and incline.

Solid Product, White Glove Delivery Needs Work

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] We replaced a walking pad with the Bowflex T9 treadmill. Difference is night and day, in a positive way. The machine is very solid and seems like it will easily last for years. It is heavy, but I think that lends itself to the solid feel and operation. The use instructions are straight forward and easily understood and so far I've found them to be accurate (only had treadmill one day). I'm pretty happy with this purchase so far and have no reason to expect I won't continue that experience. The star markdown is related directly to the "White Glove Delivery" service, explained in the service/delivery comments section.

Terrible Customer Service

I bought one of these at the end of January. After assembling, I noticed that the console was hanging open. There is a screw missing that should have been installed at the factory that allows it to pop open. I called customer service that day, they opened a ticket and told me I would get an email to folow up. I gave that a week and made another call. After another week, I filled out an online service request. Customer service finally sent an email requesting model information and serial number that I had already submitted. I’m still waiting for a planned repair, four weeks after initial request.

Amazing!!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I've been wanting to buy a bow flex treadmill for years. I finally have in and I absolutely love it!

Great Purchase!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] After a ton of research I decided on the BowFlex T9. Despite being relatively new to the treadmill game, I trusted the brand and am very happy with my decision. Things I liked most about the T9 are the stronger motor, wider track, and ergonomically positioned readouts. Another great feature is the roller ball controls for speed and incline on the handle bars.

Buyer Beware, Bowflex Does Not Stand Behind Their Products And Openly Lies About Performance.

Within <20 miles of use with this treadmill I observed an error message on the display. I (215 lbs) was walking on the machine at a 3.0 speed and pushed it to 15% for a nice workout. The unit flashed an error message and dropped the unit automatically down to 12% incline. This happened three times in a row as the belt rapidly increased in speed. I contacted Bowflex directly and received a reply in 2-weeks…. They responded that unit is designed to slow down if the belt speed is faster than the speed it was set too. No parts or updates can resolve this issue. Bowflex states that the treadmill is working correctly when it can not operate at the advertised incline with a low speed. All buyers should be very aware that they do stand behind their products and falsely advertise equipment specifications.

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