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Talk to a treadmill specialist| Motor | 2.5 HP |
| Max speed | 1.0 to 18 km/h |
| Running surface | 1300 mm x 480 mm |
| Incline | Power Incline |
| Console | LED |
If you run 5 or more days a week and want incline work at home, the Boost 2 runs from 1.0 to 18 km/h with 15 automatic incline levels and a 2.75 CHP brushless motor that stays quiet under load. Its DuraGrip belt gives a 1300 by 480 mm running area and the frame handles users up to 150 kg.
It suits a committed runner who trains with structure: Bluetooth pairing links to Fitlink, Kinomaps and Zwift, and the HydraAssist folding system drops the footprint to 107 cm long so you reclaim floor space between sessions. Backed by a 5 year motor and frame warranty and shipped 90% pre-assembled for a 30 to 45 minute build.
What sells me on the Boost 2 is the brushless motor: no brushes to wear out, quiet under load, and backed by a 5 year motor warranty. That's rare for a folding home treadmill.
The 480 mm belt runs tight for tall sprinters, so it suits walkers and joggers best. Bluetooth pairing with Zwift and Kinomaps is the standout, keeping longer sessions genuinely interesting.
Adela Ledvinkova · Bachelor of Exercise & Sport Science · Our In-House Fitness Coach
The 480 mm belt width gives you room to swing your arms naturally without clipping the rails, and the 1300 mm length suits walking and steady jogging.
For most runners under about 180 cm, this footprint keeps your stride comfortable at everyday speeds.
What this means for you: If you're taller than 185 cm and sprinting regularly, you'll feel the belt length; for walkers and joggers it's comfortable.
The cushioning takes the edge off each footstrike so your session feels firmer and more supportive underfoot rather than pounding on a hard floor.
In practice, that means your legs feel fresher after a longer walk or steady jog.
What this means for you: It's supportive rather than pillowy, which I prefer for consistent daily training.
The MaxVue LED screen keeps your speed, incline, time and distance readable from a range of angles, so you can glance down mid-stride without breaking form.
What this means for you: The wide viewing angle means the numbers stay clear even when you shift your position on the deck.
Bluetooth pairs the treadmill with training apps so you can follow guided sessions or virtual routes from your phone or tablet.
App pairing is optional, not essential; the console runs its presets without a phone.
What this means for you: If virtual routes keep you motivated, the app link makes indoor sessions feel less repetitive.
The lubrication port lets you keep the belt running smoothly without disassembling the deck, so upkeep takes minutes.
Regular belt care is the single biggest thing that extends a treadmill's life.
What this means for you: Staying on top of lubrication keeps the motor and belt working the way they should.
The brushless design removes the carbon brushes that wear out on cheaper motors, so it runs quieter and lasts longer.
At 2.75 CHP continuous duty, it handles daily walking and jogging without straining.
What this means for you: For walkers and regular joggers, this motor has the headroom to run session after session without labouring.
Fifteen motorised incline levels let you add gradient at the touch of a button, so you can build intensity without lifting your speed.
Adjusting on the fly means you can mimic hills during a session and work harder in the same space.
What this means for you: Incline walking is one of the easiest ways to raise effort while keeping impact low.
The treadmill arrives 90% pre-assembled, so a first build is a one-person job of roughly 30 to 45 minutes.
You'll need a phillips screwdriver, an allen or hex key and a spanner; the bolts and fixings are included.
What this means for you: You can have it running the same day it arrives without booking an installer.
The Quick Touch presets let you start a structured session with a single button rather than setting speed and incline by hand.
It's a simple way to add variety when you'd rather follow a plan than build one.
What this means for you: Presets take the thinking out of it on the days you just want to get moving.
| Motor | 2.75 CHP EverDrive® H5X Brushless Motor |
| Speed Range | 1.0 to 18 km/h |
| Incline | 15 automatic levels |
| Running Surface | DuraGrip® AS Belt |
| Cushioning | ShockControl™ Advanced Cushioning |
| Max User Weight | 150 kg |
| Console / Display | MaxVue LED with 180 Degree Viewing Angles |
| Connectivity | Bluetooth |
| Fitness Apps | Fitlink, Kinomaps, Zwift and more |
| Assembled Dimensions | 161 cm (L) x 77 cm (W) x 140 cm (H) |
| Folded Dimensions | 107 cm (L) x 77 cm (W) x 140 cm (H) |
| Product Weight | 68 kg |
| Warranty | 5 years motor and frame, 12 months parts |
| Folding System | HydraAssist® Folding System |
| Features | Quick Touch Preset Programs, Transport Wheels, Easy Access Lubrication Port |
| Assembly | 90% pre-assembled |
| Running Area | 1300 mm x 480 mm |
Effort: a one-person job, around 30 to 45 minutes for a first build. Tools: a phillips screwdriver, allen / hex key and spanner / wrench (bolts and fixings are included).
The EverDrive H5X brushless motor is the quiet part of this treadmill. Brushless motors run smoother and quieter than brushed ones, so the console and TV stay easy to hear. Most of the noise you'll notice is your own footstrike. Pop a 6 mm rubber mat under the deck and you'll cut most of that transfer to rooms below.
The running area is 1300 mm long by 480 mm wide, which suits walkers and joggers comfortably. If you're over about 185 cm and running fast at the top speed of 18 km/h, that length starts to feel tight on your stride. For steady jogging and interval work at any height, it's fine. Sprinters with a long gait will want more deck.
You get 5 years on the motor and frame, plus 12 months on parts. A 5-year motor cover on a brushless motor tells you the brand expects it to keep running well past that. All warranties are Australian and handled by us, so if anything goes wrong you deal with our team, not an overseas manufacturer.
Assembled, it's 161 cm long, 77 cm wide and 140 cm high. The HydraAssist folding system brings the length down to 107 cm when folded, and transport wheels let you roll it out of the way. At 140 cm tall it clears any standard ceiling easily, folded or not. Give yourself clear space behind for your running stride.
It handles users up to 150 kg and covers 1.0 to 18 km/h with 15 automatic incline levels. That range suits walkers, joggers and most home runners who want incline training and preset programs. If you run daily at pace over long distances, look at a model with a longer deck. For everyday home cardio, this covers it well.
It arrives 90% pre-assembled, so it's a one-person job taking around 30 to 45 minutes for a first build. You'll need a phillips screwdriver, an allen/hex key and a spanner or wrench. All bolts and fixings are included in the box. Most of the work is attaching the uprights and console, then plugging in and running the startup checks.
No. The MaxVue LED display runs the Quick Touch preset programs, speed and incline on its own, no phone required. If you want more, it pairs over Bluetooth with Fitlink, Kinomaps, Zwift and others for guided runs and virtual routes. The app side is a bonus, not a requirement, so you can train straight out of the box.
Take photos before you start assembly and email them to support@cardioonline.com.au within 48 hours of delivery. We'll lodge the freight claim, organise replacement parts or a full unit, and stay on it until you're up and running. You won't deal with the courier or manufacturer directly, that part is ours to sort.
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