iFIT NordicTrack, ProForm Settlement Wraps Up Treadmill Horsepower Lawsuit

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The maker of NordicTrack and ProForm treadmills has agreed to pay a class action settlement to resolve allegations that it misrepresented the continuous horsepower of the exercise machines.

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The iFIT NordicTrack and ProForm treadmill settlement covers all individuals in the United States and its territories who bought, as an original purchaser, a NordicTrack treadmill or ProForm treadmill at any time from November 22, 2015 through January 15, 2020, primarily for personal, family or household use, and not for resale. 

The court-approved iFIT treadmill settlement website can be found at iFitTreadmillSettlement.com.

Eligible iFit treadmill settlement class members who file a timely, valid claim form can receive a treadmill maintenance kit, valued at $30, or a treadmill mat, valued at $69. Alternatively, a settlement class member may opt to receive one of the following iFIT membership options: 

• Three full months of iFIT’s highest tier of membership for new subscribers, a retail value of $39 per month; or
• Two full months of iFIT’s highest membership tier subscription for current subscribers, a retail value of $39 per month; or
• Four full months of iFIT’s Train membership subscription for class members who are current subscribers and own treadmills that do not have an integrated tablet/controller, a $15-per-month value; or
• Five full months of iFIT’s Train membership subscription for class members who are new subscribers and own treadmills that do not have an integrated tablet/controller, a retail value of $15 per month. 

Also as part of the iFIT class action settlement, the company has agreed to stop making the continuous horsepower representations at issue in the lawsuit and affix a disclaimer to any future horsepower claims made in connection with the sale and/or marketing of NordicTrack and ProForm treadmills. 

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To file an iFIT settlement claim form online, head to this page. If applicable, enter the claimant ID found in the iFIT settlement notice you should have received, and select the appropriate option if you bought your treadmill through Amazon and have an order number. 

If you do not know your claimant ID and did not purchase your NordicTrack or ProForm treadmill from Amazon, select the second option to proceed.

The deadline to file a claim form online or by mail is June 12, 2025. 

The initial iFIT class action lawsuit alleged the company falsely advertised its NordicTrack and ProForm treadmills given that they were incapable of reaching and maintaining the “overstated and inflated” levels of horsepower during normal operation. The case alleged that the “false and overstated” horsepower claims were designed to mislead consumers into believing the treadmills had much more power than they could actually deliver. 

“Plaintffs allege that, as a result, they and other Class Members paid more for the Treadmills than they would have absent the alleged misrepresentations,” the settlement notice summarizes. 

The iFIT treadmill settlement received preliminary approval from the court on September 17, 2024. A final approval hearing is scheduled for August 25, 2025. 

It is typically after a class action settlement receives final approval from the court that class members begin to receive settlement benefits. 

In May 2024, United States District Judge Colm F. Connolly granted preliminary approval to a class action settlement in a case concerning an apparent software bug that consumers claimed crippled the touchscreen console on certain iFIT, NordicTrack, ProForm, Freemotion, Weider, Sweat, Vault and SpaceSaver exercise equipment. The older iFIT settlement received final approval from the court on December 2, 2024. 

The deadline to submit a claim form for the previous iFIT treadmill settlement is May 6, 2025.

In 2022, iFIT was hit with a separate class action lawsuit that alleged the workout-streaming capabilities of its fitness machines suffered from significant connectivity problems and could not “function seamlessly” with the company’s on-demand workout streaming service as advertised. That class action lawsuit was resolved with an individual settlement between the plaintiffs and iFIT, court records show.

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