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3 min readCyber Monday is officially here, which means it’s time to decide what you want to pick up while major sales are live. It’s definitely a good time to grab gifts for your friends and family while you can save, but it’s also an amazing opportunity to score on running gear from brands you love as well as as equipment like treadmills.
Treadmills can get quite pricey, with some models going for well over $10,000. So, if you’ve been wanting to get a treadmill for your home or upgrade to a new one, you’ll want to take advantage of the serious savings holiday sales like Cyber Monday offer.
In an effort to help you lock down the right treadmill for you this Cyber Monday, we’ve rounded up several editor-recommended treadmills that are currently on sale and consulted with our Runner-in-Chief Jeff Dengate to get some expert guidance on the matter. Scroll on to score deals up to 60 percent off.
Update 11/27/2023: With Black Friday behind us, we’re still seeing some great discounts from brands like NordicTrack, Peloton, and Horizon Fitness. Even with a few of the treadmills listed below having discounts of 10 and 12 percent off, you can still save hundreds on them. So far, the Horizon Fitness 7.0 AT Treadmill (the most affordable in our list of treadmills at under $1,000) is currently the favorite among readers.
Cyber Monday Treadmill Deals
NordicTrack Commercial 1750 Treadmill
Trueform. Track Curved Treadmill
Our editors have named all of the above treadmills some of the best for runners specifically. But the NordicTrack Commercial 1750 is a particular favorite. We dubbed it both the best overall treadmill in our guide to the best treadmills for runners and one of the best-advanced treadmills.
“The 1750 continues to be a top pick for us because of its value and iFit training integration,” Dengate says. “The trainer-led runs through scenic locations are fun and engaging. Plus, you can set the treadmill so it automatically adjusts to changes of incline just like you were really there in real life.”
If you were hoping to get a nice treadmill for under $1,000, though, the Horizon Fitness 7.0 AT Treadmill — which was named the best treadmill for streaming classes in our guide — might be a good option for you. And its budget-friendly price is one of the aspects Dengate notes about it. “We like this machine because it’s exceptionally affordable and uses quality components. The lack of a monitor and proprietary training systems help keep it simple,” Dengate says.
For $1,000 more, you can opt for the brand’s 7.8 AT Treadmill, which Dengate mentions “comes with a slightly wider belt and a stronger motor, so you’ll have an affordable machine that goes the distance with you.”
Whatever your budget, there are lots of top-rated options for you to shop right now. Not to mention, you can also check out some discounted under-desk treadmills, too, so you can level up your standing desk.
Cyber Monday Under-Desk Treadmill Deals
While these under-desk treadmills won’t be able to achieve the speed of the traditional treadmills above, you can place one under your standing desk to get in some miles during your workday or use it independently when it’s too cold to go for an early morning or after-work walk.
We recommended both of these under-desk treadmills during Amazon’s Prime Big Deal Days in October, so if you didn’t get an opportunity to shop the discounts then, you’re in luck because they’re currently on sale by as much as 60 percent off.
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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.
Jeff is Runner-in-Chief for Runner’s World and the director of product testing. He has tested and reviewed running shoes, GPS watches, headphones, apparel, and more for nearly two decades. He regularly tests more than 100 pairs of shoes each year, and once had a 257-day streak running in different models. Jeff can usually be found on the roads, racing anything from the mile to a marathon, but he also enjoys racing up mountains and on snowshoes. When he’s not running, you’ll probably find him hanging from a ladder making repairs and renovations to his house (he’s also director of product testing for Popular Mechanics).
