Great Machine

by Monte Smith
(Liberty, Utah USA)

We purchased the IronMan treadmill with the TV viewer a year ago and it's really a fine machine. Easy to set incline, speed, etc. and we are looking for another one for our summer cabin.

Ironman Envision

by Greg
(Ardmore, Oklahoma)

My son purchased an Ironman Envision Treadmill last year 2008. After limited use the shaft on the Treadmill Motor broke. I have since found out that Key's Fitness has filed for bancruptcy, this voids all manufacturer's warranty. The Treadmill Dr. Co. has purchased all of Key's Fitness Repair Parts inventory. However the replacement motor is $299.00 without shipping and only has a 30 day warranty instead of the origional lifetime warranty. So this Ironman Envision is going to be used to help stop land erosion, it's going in a ditch.

Good Luck to All Ironman Owners

Iron Man help

by Pete Valentine
(Ortonville MI)

I have an Iron Man M3. also have shock problems and the shock knocked out the over lay. I am looking for parts. Does anyone know how to get parts or does someone have an old machine willing to sell the control panel

Ironman / Keys Fitness - Bankrupt and GONE

All warranties are voided the company is bankrupt and assets were sold off. Another company bought the Ironman name but doesn't promise to even service parts for the Keys products. AVOID buying anything built by Keys it is obsolete.

OWNER LOVES : IRONMAN ENVISION

by Carol
(Boerne, Texas (N.W.San Antonio area))

We bought the Ironman Envision from Costco a year ago and absolutely love it. (HP 3.0, 120VAC, AMPS 13.5, HZ 60).

Retailed about $1,400. and bought it on a special for $900. My husband was about 240 lbs. Now 225.

He does the incline runs. We have had no problems at all. I thought for sure I'd be buying a new machine after his pounding on it (running) for a year, but its still like new. The only down fall is the tv unit.


They tell you (in the manual and by customer service phone call) that you may have to hook it up to a cable box to use.


You absolutely have to get a new box from your cable, dish network, direct tv in order to view the tv. Otherwise the picture is very, very, very fuzzy.


You could unhook your current box in one room and run a long cable to this tv and reconnect it to your main tv when you are finished.


I was told by Dish Network that I could "T" my main box to this treadmill and leave it connected, but I would loose quality on my main tv.


If I were to do it again I would not get it with the tv. Needless to say we do not use the tv. But we absolutely love the Ironman Envision for it's intended use...a treadmill.

Ironman M3 Treadmill

I would completely love this treadmill except for one recurring problem:
I'll be walking at a good 4.0 clip, my heart rate up and steady, and without warning, having touched nothing, the belt stops - DEAD stops. It's awful. You have to shut the machine down in order to get it to start up again which takes a minute. The shock of the sudden stop is irritating enough but having my heart rate suddenly drop is even more unpleasant. I've had this happen several times in an hour, while other times on the treadmill there is no problem. I don't know why it does this. The emergency peg is in place, but maybe there is something loose connected to the peg. All I can say is, it's terribly disconcerting to be enjoying a vigorous walk or run one second, only to be at a dead stop the next second. If you're thinking to buy a treadmill you might want to find out how sensitive the emergency peg is and if you could end up with the same problem that I'm having.

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