President's Day 2025 Treadmill Deals: Unbeatable Prices on Top Brands Like NordicTrack

This was our pick for the Best Overall treadmill this year. It's a workhorse with fun components, and it's cushioned enough to be easier on the knees but no so cushioned you feel as though you're bouncing on your run.

From our review: "The 1750 is a pricey piece of equipment, but it is built like a tank and can elevate your runs in ways you’re not expecting. Both RW Runner-in-Chief Jeff Dengate and I loved using this treadmill for training and non-training runs. The Netflix feature makes miles fly by (we actually both watched the Menendez movie on recent runs on this ’mill!), and our joints thanked us for the cushioning."

Horizon makes some of my favorite treadmills. I love how they combine utility and value in every 'mill they make. And their President's Day treadmill deals are killing it.

From our review: "A lot of treadmill makers offer custom training content, and in a way, lock you into their ecosystem. But Horizon is trainer-agnostic, even though it wants you to take advantage of the studio-class experience. Its goal with the 7.8 AT is to give you a machine that responds quickly to inputs and lets you choose whichever training program you want to stream—just bring your own iPad— there’s no way to display workouts on this mill’s console."

This is easily one of my favorite treadmills to run on. It has a long deck with even cushioning, the z-shaped handles stay out of your way, but are there if you need them, the screen is huge, and the workouts are fun.

From our review: "The NordicTrack is better with its iFit programming, though. There are thousands of workouts available, including marathon courses like Boston and New York City. Dengate quips: 'On one run, I joined my buddy (and host of RW’s Master the Half Marathon video series) Knox Robinson for a mountain run in South Africa. He didn’t know we were running together!'"

If you're someone who doesn't want the feedback that spongier decks give you, the Sole F80 is a solid choice. It has a firmer, more roadlike feel underfoot. Additionally, I've had great interactions with their customer service team.

From our review: "The Sole F80 is a sturdy treadmill that’s made to be easy to move around. The wheels really do work on this machine, and whether you’re moving it to store, or just adjusting for daylight, you can maneuver it."

If you're looking for a treadmill that folds up easily, has a simple interface, and a lovely deck, look no further than the T9 from Bowflex.

From our review: "This is a solid entry-level machine. While the controls are irritating, you get the ability to use the brand’s app, hook up to Peloton or Zwift, or set up your Apple watch to do your workout. The board is very similar to that of the Horizon, with an oversized tablet holder, and the toggles on the grips and on the board itself. It’s relatively quiet, folds up easily thanks to the hydraulic lift assist, and the 350-pound weight limit is impressive."

Not all of us have the space for a huge treadmill in our house. Enter the walking pad-style treadmill, specifically, Walkingpad. It's a compact and lightweight treadmill built to fit into your life.

From our review: "Whether you’re dealing with a small space or simply don’t want to move your treadmill every time you want to use it, this allows you to easily fold the whole thing up against the wall and out of the way. It also has an automatic speed mode that adjusts as you walk, tracking whether you’re outpacing the belt (or vice versa) by measuring how your fore-aft position changes on the deck."