Sole F63 Treadmill (2026): Specs, Who It Suits and Alternatives

The table lists the 2026 F63’s key specifications from its Amazon US listing and Sole’s 2026 warranty and product pages.

For context, a 3 HP motor and a 20 × 60-inch deck are the levels we recommend for regular jogging and running in our buying guide. Taller runners and anyone doing fast intervals usually benefit from a 22-inch-wide deck, which is the main reason to look at the F65 or F80. For more on deck dimensions, see our treadmill belt size guide.

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This page previously described the F63 version that had been listed on Amazon US: a 3.0 HP motor with an LCD console and third-party app support, which had become unavailable. The 2026 model now on Amazon US differs in two clear ways.

First, the listing specifies a brushless motor, which Sole says is built for smoother, quieter operation and long-term reliability, still rated at 3 HP. Second, the console is now a 4-window LED display with dial-style speed and incline controls in the hand grips, and the app is SOLE+ rather than third-party apps.

What carries over matters just as much: the 20 × 60-inch running surface and the 325 lb maximum user weight are the same, as are the 12 mph top speed and 15% incline. If you liked the F63 for its deck size and capacity, the 2026 model keeps both.

• New: brushless motor, 4-window LED display, dial controls in the hand grips, SOLE+ app.
• Unchanged: 20 × 60-inch deck, 325 lb capacity, 12 mph, 15% incline, folding frame.
• Availability: now sold and in stock on Amazon US.

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On paper, the F63 covers what most home users need. Up to 12 mph handles walking, jogging and steady running, 15% incline is the ceiling you find on most full-size home treadmills, and 325 lb suits most households. The hydraulic-assist fold and transport wheels help if the treadmill shares a room, and the SOLE+ app means no required membership to get started.

Its limits are just as clear. A 20-inch belt width is standard rather than generous, so tall runners and people who drift side to side at speed often prefer 22 inches. There is no decline, the LED console is basic next to touchscreen models, and folded it stands about 71 inches tall, so check ceiling height under shelves or slopes. Because the 2026 model is new on Amazon US, there is no long-term owner track record for it yet.

• Good fit for: walkers and joggers who want a full-length deck, 15% incline and a folding frame without a required subscription.
• Less ideal for: tall or heavier runners who want a 22-inch deck or 350 lb capacity, and anyone who wants a touchscreen, decline or third-party apps such as Zwift.

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The two Horizon models are the most common cross-shopped alternatives, and we compare each head to head. The Horizon 7.0 AT vs Sole F63 comparison matches near-identical core specs: both list a 3 HP motor, 12 mph, 15% incline, a 20 × 60-inch deck and 325 lb. The 7.0 AT scores higher (80.8 against 77.4) thanks to zoned cushioning, an included chest strap, third-party app support and 3 years on parts; the F63 answers with more programs, speakers, USB-C charging and a slightly smaller frame.

In the Horizon T101 vs Sole F63 comparison, the F63 wins (77.4 against 74.3) on motor, speed, incline, deck length, capacity and parts coverage. The T101 is the more affordable, more compact machine and folds lower, which suits walkers in small homes.

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The F63 ships by freight with curbside delivery, which means the box is left at the curb or driveway and you need a plan, and usually a second person, to move it indoors. Measure doorways, stairs and the spot where it will stand before delivery.

Assembled, it needs about 75 × 34 inches of floor and stands 52 inches tall. Folded, it takes about 42 × 34 inches of floor but rises to about 71 inches, so check the height under shelves, windows or sloped ceilings. Allow clear space behind the deck, as explained in our treadmill buying guide, and follow a simple routine from our treadmill maintenance guide once it is set up.

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Start from how you train and who will use the treadmill, not the model name. The F63’s strengths (full-length deck, 15% incline, folding frame, no required subscription) are shared by several alternatives; what separates them is deck width, capacity, console, app and warranty.

• You want the F63 and like the SOLE+ app: buy the Sole F63 (2026) on Amazon.
• You train with Zwift, Peloton or Strava: the Horizon 7.0 AT, which also includes a chest strap and 3 years on parts.
• You mostly walk and space is tight: the Horizon T101, which is shorter and folds lower.
• You are tall, heavier or run fast intervals: the Sole F65 or Sole F80 for a 22-inch deck and 350 lb capacity.
• You want a touchscreen without a required membership: the Sole F80.

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