This Treadmill Is My New Favorite Home Gym Addition and It's Hundreds Off for Cyber Monday
Home workouts just got cheaper.
Reviewed by Charles Thorp, NASMFitness and Commerce Editor
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- Cyber Monday has begun.
- There is no telling when these deals will run out or end, so when you find a deal you like, it's best to take advantage.
- In addition to the sales on Amazon, a number of distributors are running their own Cyber Monday sales.
I'M A DIE-HARD outdoor runner, but it can be challenging to lay down mileage when it’s sleeting or freezing out. Since I don’t want to sacrifice my endurance or speed due to winter weather, I’ll grind it out on my home treadmill instead. These workhorse machines allow you to keep your cardiovascular system and lungs in good shape while enjoying more pleasant indoor weather. When you’ve got a reliable treadmill at home, you can stick with your regular fitness habits, regardless of what’s happening outside.
SHOP ALL CYBER MONDAY TREADMILL DEALS
But whether you rely on a treadmill for HIIT speed work or prefer to cruise along at a more leisurely pace, these machines don’t come cheap. That’s why it’s so important to take advantage of discounts when they surface. Some Cyber Monday treadmill deals have already dropped, allowing you to scoop up big-name brands like NordicTrack, Peloton, and Bowflex at solid markdowns.
We’ve already spotted impressive deals on editor-tested treadmills. That includes the our top pick, the NordicTrack T Series 10, which is nearly 30 percent off right now with a rare under-$1,000 price tag. Even the fitness community favorite Assault Runner Pro is marked down by $500. But those are far from the only treadmill sales happening for Cyber Mondau right now.
These are the best Cyber Monday treadmill deals of 2025 based on our testing and hands-on experience, so you can set yourself up for reliable indoor workouts at a price you can live with.
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There's a lot of tech you can jam into a treadmill, but NordicTrack's T10 takes a more moderate approach to avoid overwhelming beginners. This treadmill still has plenty of technology you'll enjoy, like a tilting touchscreen and Bluetooth connectivity, but it manages to keep things simple enough for nearly anyone to operate.
This treadmill can clock speeds up to 12 miles per hour (or a five-minute mile), with an incline that goes up to 12 percent. You can even flip between soft and firmer surfaces using NordicTrack's SelectFlex cushioning to find the level of under-foot cushioning that feels right to you. The treadmill's deck is a generous 20 by 60-inches, and there are extra perks to keep you comfortable like a fan that changes up the intensity to match your speed, charging ports for your phone, and two water bottle holders.
The ProForm Carbon TLS is a budget option, but still a reliable beast. I've had my ProForm for years, and it's delivered a smooth feel, whether I'm doing speed work or a more leisurely endurance run. This treadmill is more basic than some of the others on our list, but sometimes you don't need more than that.
This treadmill has a five-inch LCD display that showcases basic metrics like speed, incline, and calories burned. You can cruise up to 10 miles per hour on this machine, while jacking up the incline to 12 percent for a challenging workout. The 18-inch by 55-inch deck features ProShox cushioning for a slightly bouncy feel underfoot. You can also enjoy a large fan, roomy cupholders, and 2-inch speakers for streaming sound. When your workout is done, just fold up your machine and move on with your day.
Motivation to run can be a little more challenging when you're indoors, but Peloton actively works against that with an arsenal of streaming workouts. The Tread has a huge 24-inch HD touchscreen for an immersive feel, whether you're taking a class or streaming your favorite shows. That touchscreen swivels, so you can use it for cross-training, too.
The 59-inch by 20-inch deck is roomy enough for nearly everyone, while front- and rear-speakers deliver plenty of sound. It also boasts a powerful 3.0 CHP motor, making this treadmill a solid option for any running workout you can throw at it. Sure, this isn't a budget treadmill at baseline or even on sale. But we've found during testing that this is worth the extra money if you can swing it.
The NordicTrack Commercial 1750 Treadmill is our favorite treadmill based on editor testing. This machine has a 16-inch touchscreen that syncs up to iFit programming (you'll get a free 30-day trial with your purchase). It also swivels for guided off-tread workouts. This treadmill is currently $300 off at Amazon.
The 1750 delivers real-world running conditions thanks to incline and decline settings, along with a stable feel. As a result, you can crank up the speed up to 12 miles per hour without shaking. That incline goes up to 12 percent to create some serious challenge during workouts. The treadmill's deck is a spacious 22-inch by 60-inches, with built-in cushioning to protect your joints. The 3.5 CHP motor is one of the most powerful in the industry, too.
It's rare to find any Assault Fitness machinery on sale, but here we are. The AssaultRunner Pro is a cool $500 off right now, and one of the more affordable curved treadmills you'll find. This is a lesser-priced version of the AssaultRunner Elite, but still delivers with the same top-tier quality you'd expect from the brand.
Our editors found the AssaultRunner Pro has an impressively durable steel frame that can support users up to 350 pounds. This manual machine is also supported by a 150,000-mile belt warranty. It's powered by you, so you can position it anywhere you want, including wheeling it outdoors when you need some fresh air (weather permitting, of course). The Bluetooth connectivity is a perk, too.
Bowflex created an absolute beast with the Treadmill 22, which is currently $300 off. This tread has an exceptionally sturdy frame that maintains a smooth ride, even when you push the pace to the maximum 12 miles per hour. It features a broad incline and decline range to mimic a real-world feel. The weight capacity is 400 pounds, which surpasses the industry standard by 100 pounds.
This treadmill has a wider and longer deck than most, with a 22-inch by 60-inch designated running space. That means you can really open up your stride without feeling crammed in. We found during testing that set-up is a breeze, too. Just be aware that this machine is heavy. Once you find the right spot, it's likely to stay there.
Our top folding treadmill pick is the WalkingPad Z1. While you won't do sprints on it, this is a solid choice of an under-desk treadmill to help you get in your steps during your workday.
This cordless treadmill supports up to 242 pounds and can be cranked up to four miles per hour, which is a brisk pace or light job. This machine has a narrow width at 20.7 inches and a 3.5 foot deck space, making it simple to slide under most desks. A nice perk: It folds completely in half, making for easy storage.
Charles Thorp is the Fitness and Commerce Editor at Men’s Health, where he shares the best product recommendations in gym equipment, recovery tools, supplements, and more. Following an early life in athletics, Charles became a NASM-certified trainer and began writing programs alongside the most respected coaches in the world.
Since entering the world of fitness content, Charles has had the opportunity to learn from and train alongside high performance individuals from the NFL, UFC, NBA, Formula 1, CrossFit, US Olympics, and Navy SEALs. When he’s not writing about training programs or gear, he can be seen at the gym or in the wild, putting them to the test.
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