Peloton Tread

That said, the Pelton membership for the Tread is far from perfect. The guided scenic runs that they have are pretty poor in both quality and quantity...

so it was supposed to be. Peloton's more affordable treadmill is now pushing up on three thousand dollars and the more expensive trend plus was a litt...

The bottom line For me: the Peloton has more pros than cons. As a treadmill, it ticked all the boxes. For me

Also an option. But overall, I'd recommend this treadmill as long as you're using the Peloton platform.

*The Peloton Tread+ starts at $4,256. These costs are in addition to the $39 monthly subscription fee to unlock Peloton's live and on-demand workout classes.*. If you bought peloton you're an ignorant consumer to begin with 🤦‍♂️🤷‍♂️. There's no reason to pay 1000% mark up vs competitors, **PLUS** a subscription fee to actually unlock what you've already paid for!

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I recently purchased (October 2020)the Peloton Tread Plus and Peloton Bike Plus for my COVID Pandemic home gym with the savings from not smoking cigarettes. I quit 10/19/19 - have saved nearly $8,000 at this point. I smoked 2. packs a day for 40 years. It took me 19 days to quit after 40’years.

This is why I’m only comfortable recommending the Tread if you’re on Team Peloton all the way. It’s an excellent machine, but it’s custom-built for Peloton and Peloton only.

I've had the Peloton tread for over a year now and so far it's been great. Most of my miles over my last couple marathon cycles (ie weekday runs) were on it. It feels great to me, but I've never run on a Woodway either. I had a Sole F83 before and this is so much better.

I bought a peloton tread two years ago and it was life changing from the perspective of, it created sets for me that pushed me way harder than I ever would on a four miler on my own. They have outdoor runs too. So, an app that has different “sets,” ie tempo runs, intervals, hiits, would be really valuable. I feel like most of the running apps available are very good at tracking or planning a basic run, but very few properly train a person.