Black Friday treadmill deals — save on top treadmills from Peloton, NordicTrack, Bowflex and more
Top treadmills are going for knockdown prices
The best treadmills are always worth looking out for in the Black Friday sales, because they are expensive machines and regularly get discounted by several hundred dollars. I’ve been hunting down Black Friday treadmill deals on ones I’ve tested myself as a marathoner and others that my colleagues have rated highly, and I’ve not been disappointed, with big discounts on several great models.
The top pick in our treadmills buying guide is the Peloton Tread, which you can get for $2,695 at Amazon, a $300 saving, while there are also big savings to be made on the best under-desk treadmills, with the WalkingPad P1 now just $319 at Amazon.
You’ll find those deals and several other great savings on treadmills and under-desk treadmills below, and do check out our full Black Friday deals round-up for all the most exciting discounts on a range of products.
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- DeerRun A1 Pro: was $459 now $299 @ DeerRun
- WalkingPad P1: was $399 now $319 @ Amazon
- Sunny Health & Fitness ASUNA: was 699 now $349 @ Amazon
- Echelon Stride-6: was $1,699 now $1,399 @ Echelon
- Bowflex Treadmill 22: was $2,799 now $2,299 @ Bowflex
- Peloton Tread: was $2,995 now $2,695 @ Amazon
Black Friday treadmill deals
I’ve been testing the DeerRun A1 Pro over the past few weeks and it has outperformed its price tag, especially given the big discount you get with this deal. The belt isn’t huge and the top speed of 10mph is lower than more expensive treadmills, but it’s fast enough for most runners and the machine has run smoothly for me even when maxing out the speed. It’s also a small machine that folds up and is easy to store upright or flat.
If you’re looking for an under-desk treadmill for Black Friday, WalkingPad’s lineup has been discounted on Amazon, including this $80 savings on the P1, which we already rate as the best value under-desk machine.
This slim under-desk walking treadmill runs very quietly, making it ideal for using during the work day when you don’t want the buzz of a motor interrupting your meetings. It’s a little pricier than most of our top under-desk treadmill picks, which means now's the time to grab it, because Amazon has reduced the ASUNA by 50% to just $349.
Echelon’s range of treadmills provide a similar experience to Peloton at a lower price, connecting to a partner app (subscription required) to access instructor-led classes to keep you motivated on the run. The Stride-6 is a high-spec machine with a top speed of 12.5mph and 12 levels of incline, and you can pop a tablet or phone on the console to follow classes or watch your favorite streaming service.
The Bowflex Treadmill 22 is a commercial-standard machine with a powerful motor that drives a large belt which runs smoothly no matter how long you spend at the treadmill’s 12mph top speed. The huge 22-inch screen on the console can be used to follow classes on the JRNY app, or you can use it to watch streaming services like Netflix and Disney Plus.
We rate the Peloton Tread as the best treadmill overall thanks to the combination of its excellent hardware and the fantastic Peloton app and the instructor-led classes within. These classes remain the best I’ve come across in my treadmill testing, and the Peloton Tread itself has a spacious running deck and an open front, which makes it comfortable to run at any pace. This $300 saving is available at Peloton too, where you also get a month’s free membership.
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Nick Harris-Fry is an experienced health and fitness journalist, writing professionally since 2012. He spent nine years working on the Coach magazine and website before moving to the fitness team at Tom’s Guide in 2024. Nick is a keen runner and also the founder of YouTube channel The Run Testers, which specialises in reviewing running shoes, watches, headphones and other gear.
Nick ran his first marathon in 2016 after six weeks of training for a magazine feature and subsequently became obsessed with the sport. He now has PBs of 2hr 27min for the marathon and 15min 30sec for 5K, and has run 13 marathons in total, as well as a 50-mile ultramarathon. Nick is also a qualified Run Leader in the UK.
Nick is an established expert in the health and fitness area and along with writing for many publications, including Live Science, Expert Reviews, Wareable, Coach and Get Sweat Go, he has been quoted on The Guardian and The Independent.