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Talk to a treadmill specialist| Motor | 3.0 HP |
| Max speed | 1 - 20 km/h |
| Running surface | 22" x 60" |
| Incline | Power Incline |
| Console | LCD |
If you run 5 or more days a week and want a machine that keeps up, the Sole F65 pairs a 3 HP continuous-duty motor with a 22 x 60 inch belt that gives full-length runners room to stride. It handles users up to 150 kg and climbs through 15 incline levels at speeds up to 20 km/h.
It suits a committed home runner who wants console-free training plus the option to connect over Bluetooth 5.0 to Sole+, Zwift or Kinomap when you feel like it. The lifetime frame and motor warranty backs the build for years of daily kilometres.
The 22 inch wide belt is what sells me on the F65: it's rare at this level, and it lets taller runners stride out without clipping the sides or shortening their gait.
At 209 cm long it needs real floor space, so measure before buying. The standout is the lifetime frame and motor warranty, meaning Sole expects this to outlast your running habit.
Adela Ledvinkova · Bachelor of Exercise & Sport Science · Our In-House Fitness Coach
A 3 HP continuous-duty rating means the motor is built to run at that output for a full session, not just peak to it for a few seconds. That is the number I care about most for anyone running several days a week.
The redesigned low-profile hood keeps the front of the deck lower to the ground, so stepping on and off feels natural.
What this means for you: For daily runners at home, a continuous-duty rating is what keeps the motor from labouring on long sessions.
The 56 cm wide belt gives you room to run without watching your foot placement, and the 152 cm length suits taller runners and longer strides. This is a genuine running deck, not a walking belt.
The CushionFlex WhisperDeck adds give underfoot, so it feels firmer and more supportive than a bare board without turning spongy.
What this means for you: If you are over 180 cm or run at speed, the extra belt length is the detail that stops you feeling boxed in.
The 9" back-lit LCD keeps your speed, incline, time and distance readable at a glance, even mid-run. Bluetooth 5.0 handles the connection to compatible apps and accessories.
What this means for you: The console runs every preset on its own; the phone pairing is there if you want it, not a requirement.
Over Bluetooth the F65 pairs with Sole+, Zwift and Kinomap, so you can follow guided sessions or run virtual routes on your own device. That opens up far more variety than the built-in programs alone.
What this means for you: App pairing is optional. If you never open one, the 7 onboard programs still cover everyday training.
The Easy-Assist soft folding technology helps guide the deck up and down so you are not fighting the full weight. Folded, the footprint drops to 107 cm long, which frees up floor space between runs.
Soft folding controls the descent, so it lowers under guidance rather than dropping.
What this means for you: At 182 cm folded it clears a standard 2.4 m ceiling with room to spare, so a spare room or garage corner works fine.
Quick-adjust buttons let you jump straight to a set speed or incline instead of tapping up one level at a time. On interval work that difference matters, because you can hit your target the moment the interval starts.
What this means for you: For interval and hill sessions, one-touch changes keep you moving instead of pausing to dial it in.
A dedicated holder sits above the console to keep your tablet or phone at eye level while you run. That keeps a paired app or a show in view without craning your neck down.
What this means for you: If you follow guided runs, having the screen at eye level is the small detail that makes a long session bearable.
A USB Type-A port on the console keeps your phone or tablet topped up while you train. It runs at 5V 1A, so it holds a device charge through a long streamed session rather than draining it.
What this means for you: Handy when you are running a workout app for an hour and do not want the screen dying halfway.
The 150 kg max user weight and lifetime frame warranty tell you how the F65 is built to hold up. A lifetime frame warranty means the brand expects the chassis to outlast your interest in running.
As a former strength and conditioning coach, frame construction is the first thing I check, and the warranty backs it up here.
What this means for you: A heavier machine tends to feel more planted underfoot at speed, and 121 kg sits in that stable range.
Fifteen incline levels let you add hill work without leaving the house, which raises the effort and the calorie burn at the same walking or running speed. It is the setting I lean on most for building aerobic base indoors.
What this means for you: Walkers can turn an easy stroll into real training just by climbing the incline rather than chasing speed.
The F65 is a one-person build using tools most households already own. You will want to set aside time for the first assembly and follow the manual step by step.
Tools needed: a phillips screwdriver, an allen/hex key and a spanner/wrench.
What this means for you: No specialist tools and no second person required, though giving yourself unrushed time makes the first build easier.
| Motor | 3 HP continuous duty |
| Speed Range | 1 - 20 km/h |
| Incline | 15 levels |
| Running Surface | 22" x 60" |
| Cushioning | CushionFlex WhisperDeck |
| Max User Weight | 150 kg |
| Console / Display | 9" back-lit LCD |
| Programs | 7 pre-programmed, 2 user defined |
| Connectivity | Bluetooth 5.0 |
| Fitness Apps | Sole+, Zwift, Kinomap |
| Assembled Dimensions | 209 cm (L) x 96 cm (W) x 170 cm (H) |
| Folded Dimensions | 107 cm (L) x 96 cm (W) x 182 cm (H) |
| Product Weight | 121 kg |
| Warranty | Residential: Lifetime frame and motor; 2 years on deck, parts, and wear items; 1 year labour |
| Folding Mechanism | Easy-Assist Soft folding technology |
| Device Charging | USB Type A, 5V 1A |
| Features | Tablet/phone holder, Quick adjust buttons |
| Step Up Height | 8" |
Effort: a one-person job, see manual for a first build. Tools: a phillips screwdriver, allen / hex key and spanner / wrench.
The F65 ships Australia-wide from our freight network, including 160+ regional depots. It arrives as one boxed unit on a pallet, so clear a path to the room where it's going. On delivery day, check the packaging for any transit damage before you sign. Want a lead-time estimate for your postcode? Request a quote and we'll confirm timing for your area.
Take photos before unpacking and email support@cardioonline.com.au within 48 hours of delivery. We'll lodge the freight claim, organise replacement parts or a full unit, and stay across it until you're running. You won't deal with the courier or Sole directly. That's our job, and we own it from start to finish.
It's a one-person job, though at 121 kg an extra set of hands makes moving the base easier. You'll need a phillips screwdriver, an allen/hex key and a spanner. Follow the manual for your first build. Most of the work is bolting the uprights and console to the pre-assembled deck. Set aside an unhurried hour and you'll be fine.
For residential use you get lifetime frame and motor cover, 2 years on the deck, parts and wear items, and 1 year labour. It's a local Australian warranty handled by us, not shipped off to an overseas manufacturer. A lifetime motor warranty tells you Sole expects that 3 HP motor to outlast your interest in running.
Assembled it's 209 cm long, 96 cm wide and 170 cm tall, so it sits comfortably under a standard 2.4 m ceiling. The Easy-Assist Soft folding lifts the deck to a 107 cm footprint when you're done, though it stands 182 cm tall folded. The fold is genuinely useful for reclaiming floor space between sessions.
The F65 suits regular runners training 5-plus days a week. The 150 kg max user weight and the roomy 22" x 60" belt handle bigger and taller users, with enough length for a full running stride rather than shortened walking steps. Beginners get the same headroom to grow into. It's a genuine daily runner's machine, not a walker's afterthought.
The CushionFlex WhisperDeck gives more than most home decks, absorbing footstrike so a 45-minute run feels less jarring. It's supportive rather than pillowy, which I prefer for real training. Don't read the cushioning as anything medical, it just helps with comfort over distance. Pairing a 6 mm rubber mat underneath also reduces noise transfer to rooms below.
It works fully without a phone. The 9" back-lit LCD runs all 7 pre-set and 2 user programs, plus 15 incline levels and speeds to 20 km/h, on its own. If you want more, Bluetooth 5.0 pairs it with Sole+, Zwift and Kinomap. App pairing is optional, not essential, and the console holds your tablet either way.
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