Designed for intensive training, the Nautilus T618 2018 and 2016 Treadmills are sturdily constructed with quality components, offer a 350 lb user weight capacity, are ergonomically designed for comfort, and incorporate a great range of features to keep your workouts varied and challenging.
The running surface on the Nautilus T618 2018 and 2016 Treadmills measures a generous 60” long by 20” wide and features a Rebound Cushioning System for a more comfortable workout. The cushioning system softens the landing to reduce the impact on your joints, while at the same time helping to propel kick-off at the back of your stride.
Both the 2018 and 2016 Nautilus T618 Treadmills come with a premium console that’s intuitive to use and features Dual Track STN blue-backlit displays (2 screens) that are easy on the eyes and display motivating workout stats such as time, speed, distance, calories and heart-rate.
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The only difference between the Nautilus T618 2018 and 2016 Treadmills is the overall color they are finished in, with the 2018 model being designed in a sleeker-looking all-black color compared to the 2016 treadmill’s grey/silver color.
Apart from the color, the Nautilus T618 2018 and 2016 are the exact same treadmills with the same high-end features and quality construction including a powerful 3.5 chp motor, large robust 2.75” crowned rollers and light-commercial gym-quality 3-ply Tyre belt – all of which combine to provide smoothness of operation, increased traction and extended belt life.
2018 T618's running surface 20x60" with Rebound Cushioning |
2016 T618's running surface 20x60" with Rebound Cushioning |
The running surface on the Nautilus T618 2018 and 2016 Treadmills measures a generous 60” long by 20” wide and features a Rebound Cushioning System for a more comfortable workout. The cushioning system softens the landing to reduce the impact on your joints, while at the same time helping to propel kick-off at the back of your stride.
The Nautilus T618’s high-performing 3.5 chp motor is optimized to respond immediately as you adjust the pace and maintains full running speed throughout the treadmill’s 0-12 mph speed range. For additional challenge and a more intensive workout, the T618 also features a motorized adjustable incline range of 0-15%. Both the incline and speed range are easily adjustable with In-Reach controls built into the performance handrails.
To keep your workouts varied, the Nautilus T618 Treadmill features 26 performance training programs that include workouts for intervals, training, weight management, heart-rate and custom programs.
Nautilus T618 Dual Track STN blue-backlit console |
To help you stay within your target heart rate zone as you exercise, your heart-rate can be measured in one of two ways – by either the built-in contact pulse sensors or with the included telemetry chest-strap.
Both the2018 and 2016 Nautilus T618 Treadmills allow for 4 user profiles which means that 4 different people can use the treadmill on a regular basis and keep track of their workout stats. Both treadmills also offer Bluetooth connectivity so you can seamlessly transfer your workout data to online fitness tracking apps such as Nautilus Connect, Nautilus Trainer and other partnered apps.
Additional high-end features of the Nautilus T618 Treadmill include in-console speakers with MP3 input, 3-speed cooling fan, USB charging port, media shelf, 2 water bottle holders, an integrated accessory/towel bar, front-mounted transport wheels, and a Soft Drop folding deck system.
Let’s take a glance at the features and specifications compared in the table below between the Nautilus T618 2018 and T618 2016 to help you decide on which is the best treadmill for you:
Features of the Nautilus T618 2018 versus Nautilus T618 2016 Treadmill Compared:
NAUTILUS T618 2018
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NAUTILUS T618 2016
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Differences
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MODEL NO.
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T618 MY18 (100647)
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T618 MY16
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COLOR
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Black
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Grey/silver
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Similarities
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SERIES
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Nautilus Performance Range
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MOTOR
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3.5 chp (continuous horse power)
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BELT
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Light commercial 3 ply 2.5mm Tyre belt
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ROLLERS
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2.75” crowned rollers
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RUNNING SURFACE
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60” long
20” wide
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CUSHIONING
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Rebound Cushioning System
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SPEED RANGE
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0 – 12 mph
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INCLINE RANGE
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0 – 15 % (motorized)
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QUICK KEYS
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In-reach controls on the performance handrails for quick & easy speed & incline adjustments
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USERS
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4 user profiles
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PROGRAMS
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26 performance training programs including:
· Intervals
· Training
· Weight management
· Heart-rate
· Custom
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CONSOLE
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STN DualTrack blue backlit LCD screens (2):
· 3.75”
· 5.5”
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DATA
DISPLAYED
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Workout data displayed includes:
· Time
· Speed
· Distance
· Calories
· Heart-rate
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BLUETOOTH
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Bluetooth BLE 4.0 connectivity for seamless transferring of workout data to online fitness tracking apps including:
· Nautilus Trainer
· Nautilus Connect
· Partnered fitness apps
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HEART RATE MONITORS
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· Contact pulse grip
· Telemetry enabled (chest strap included)
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COOLING FAN
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3-speed cooling fan
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SOUND SYSTEM
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In-console speakers with MP3 input
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USB PORT
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USB charging port
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MEDIA SHELF
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Integrated media shelf
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WATER BOTTLE HOLDER
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2 water bottle holders (1 each side of the console)
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ACCESSORY BAR
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Integrated accessory bar / towel rail
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USER WEIGHT CAPACITY
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Supports users up to 350 lbs
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FOLDING DECK
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Soft Drop folding deck system
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PORTABILITY
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Front-mounted transport wheels
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POWER
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Electric 110/120v, power adapter included
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WEIGHT OF TREADMILL
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Approx. 288 lbs
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WARRANTY
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· Frame & motor – 15 years
· Parts/electronics – 5 years
· Labor – 2 years
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2018 Nautilus T618 Treadmill |
2016 Nautilus T618 Treadmill |
See what some customers who have bought either the Nautilus T618 2018 or 2016 Treadmills have to say about them:
A.C.:
“Very robust treadmill that went together easily enough with the included tools. Took around 1 hour to assemble. The T618 is very sturdily designed – as good as those I have used in local health clubs. Using it every day and so far everything works and we’re very happy with this treadmill. Highly recommended.”
M.M.:
“The Nautilus T618 is a solid treadmill, quiet in operation and comfortable to run on. I use it in sync with the Run Social app and love it. Took us just over an hour to assemble with easy-to-follow instructions, but bear in mind this is heavy to move. Overall, I would recommend.”
“The Nautilus T618 is a solid treadmill, quiet in operation and comfortable to run on. I use it in sync with the Run Social app and love it. Took us just over an hour to assemble with easy-to-follow instructions, but bear in mind this is heavy to move. Overall, I would recommend.”
J.V.:
“This treadmill was fairly easy to assemble and set-up. The treadmill controls are easy to understand.”
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N.B. It’s always advisable to consult your doctor or health care professional before undertaking any new exercise regime.
*Prices/discounts/shipping indicated correct at time of writing/publishing and may be subject to change anytime. E&OE.
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