You can grab a folding treadmill, curved treadmill, or an under-desk treadmill for as low as $350 in the lead up to Prime Day.
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Update 7/15/2024: Since we published on July 8, the NordicTrack Commercial 1750 Treadmill—AKA the best overall treadmill in our guide to the top machines—has gone on sale on Amazon for 20 percent off, saving you a whopping $500. But the stock on this model is limited on Amazon before Prime Day even begins, so we wouldn’t recommend waiting if you’ve had your eye on it.
At this point, Prime Day starts tomorrow, which means it’s a good time to start considering what you want to pick up when Amazon’s massive two-day sale event hits July 16 and 17. Whether you’re interested in saving on earbuds, running shoes, or TVs—among other things—Prime Day is sure to be packed with amazing deals for all sorts of items you might be after. And if you’re looking for a discount on a new treadmill, you’re in luck.
We’ve gone ahead and rounded up a bunch of treadmill deals you can shop on Amazon before Prime Day even begins. From editor-recommended models to ones that can fold up to help you maximize your space to a curved treadmill that provides a nice challenge, we’ve found six treadmill deals for you to add to cart right now—starting as low as $350.
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Right now, you can scoop up this top-rated treadmill from NordicTrack for 20 percent off. This deal will help you save $500, making this tread just under $2,000.
In our guide to the best treadmills, this model took the top spot. “When it comes to bang for your buck, the 1750 has always been one of the best treadmills. It has a high-speed 14-inch touchscreen console and a blissfully quiet incline motor, and it features all of the convenience options you can find on other NordicTrack machines—quick keys to jump to a particular speed or incline with a single tap instead of repeatedly pressing a button, for example,” Assistant Editor of Commerce Adam Schram and Runner-in-Chief Jeff Dengate wrote in our guide.
So, if you want to nab the best treadmill for less, now is your opportunity.
At a massive 43 percent off, this treadmill is currently available on Amazon for under $400 instead of $680.
This model doesn’t have all the bells and whistles some other models do, but for a simple, affordable tread, this is a solid option. It can also fold up when not in use, making it great for optimizing small spaces or tucking away in the guest room that sometimes doubles as your home gym. With this treadmill, you’ll be able to reach up to 10 mph and choose from three incline options, as well as 12 preset workouts.
We’ve previously recommended a couple different curved treadmills. While models like the TrueForm Track—which we recommend in our guide to the best advanced treadmills for runners—can go for upwards of $7,000, this option from Sunny Health & Fitness is a little more economical, especially while it’s 20 percent off on Amazon.
Released at the end of last year, the SF-X7100 has a small display showing everything from calories burned to time, distance, and speed.
If you’ve never used a curved treadmill before, now might be the time to grab one while it’s on sale. “Adding or switching to a curved non-motorized treadmill in particular can make your indoor training productive on a whole different level,” Writer Lara McGlashan wrote for Runner’s World earlier this year.
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Reaching just over 8 mph, this treadmill is currently on sale for 43 percent off in the lead-up to Prime Day. This means you don’t have to spend the typical $700 on this machine. Instead, you can add it to cart for just $400.
If you are a particular fan of preset options, this might be the treadmill. It has 36, along with three incline settings you can work with. Plus, it has a sleek LED screen for you to track everything on and buttons at your fingertips (AKA along the handles) to make it super easy to control your speed or power the machine up or down. Better yet, you can fold up this treadmill in between workouts.
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Best Under-Desk Tread With a Phone Mount
UREVO Strol Lite 2-in-1 Folding Under-Desk Treadmill
Now 10% Off
Currently on sale for 10 percent off before Prime Day even begins, this machine made our list of the best under-desk treadmills.
With this tread, you can situate it underneath your desk when you work from home or pull the handle up into place when you’re not working. “When this treadmill’s bar is up, you can get the speed up to a peppy 7.6 mph (roughly a 7:53 mile), which is certainly fast enough to classify as a brisk run,” Assistant Editor of Commerce Adam Schram wrote in our list. “When not in use, the folding bar collapses behind the back of the treadmill and barely adds any bulk to its silhouette on the floor.”
Named to our list of best treadmills by our editors, this model was dubbed the best value option. And right now, you can save some money on this top-rated model.
This treadmill offers nine presets and three incline settings, and can go as fast as 9 mph. “It’s smooth and reliable at walking speeds, and it’s handy for the occasional jog when you otherwise can’t get outside,” Schram and Dengate wrote in our list. “It won’t withstand regular use like the pricier models on this list will, but it’s cheaper than some gym memberships—and it’ll last you longer than a year if you’re nice to it.”
Micki Wagner
Commerce Editor
Micki Wagner is a commerce editor for Hearst’s Enthusiast Group, where she is constantly on the lookout for exciting new products, great sales and deals, and fun gifts. Her work can also be found on Saveur and Worth. When she’s not writing about the latest and greatest products, you can find her checking out new restaurants, spending way too much time shopping online, and binging Parks and Recreation…yet again.