Peloton adds space-saving folding treadmill to refreshed range
Peloton has refreshed its treadmill range and introduced the $2,195 Tread Flex, a folding model designed to take up less space and respond to customers wanting easier storage. The Flex folds upright, has caster wheels and a slow-release deck, but lacks sensor-based safety features and a camera, limiting access to some Peloton IQ functions.
The existing treadmills are now called the $3,495 Tread Vision and $6,695 Tread Plus Vision, with improvements including better cushioning, redesigned controls and a new sled mode. All models will receive personalised pace targets and ReRun, which recreates outdoor routes with automatic incline changes; camera-equipped versions also gain running-form analysis based on movement metrics.
- Peloton launches a cheaper, space-saving folding treadmill.
- Existing models receive hardware refinements and new software features.
- Camera-equipped treadmills add personalised running-form analysis.
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Originally published by The Verge as “Peloton is back with a ‘cheaper’ folding treadmill”.