Peloton has released the Tread Flex, its first foldable treadmill, priced at $2,195. This model is designed to address user feedback for a more easily stowed machine, as it can fold upright to save approximately 50 percent more floor space. It also features caster wheels for easier maneuverability.
The Tread Flex includes a two-step release mechanism for gradually lowering the running deck and a locking pin to prevent it from falling open when stored upright. The deck lowers slowly over about 25 seconds.
In addition to the Tread Flex, Peloton has refreshed its existing treadmill models. The previous Tread and Tread Plus are now rebranded as Tread Vision and Tread+ Vision, respectively. These updated models are priced at $3,495 for the Tread Vision and $6,695 for the Tread+ Vision.
The new lineup aims to cater to different user needs, with the Tread Flex being the most affordable option. The pricier Vision models offer features such as larger screens and sturdier running decks.
The refreshed treadmill lineup incorporates new features, including AI-powered software called Peloton IQ. This technology provides running analysis capabilities. The Tread Flex also includes the existing Tread Lock passcode for safety.
The introduction of the Tread Flex marks Peloton's cheapest treadmill to date, with its debut Tread having launched for around $4,000 over eight years ago.
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Peloton launched the new Tread Flex, a folding treadmill designed for space-saving, and updated its existing Tread and Tread Plus models, now rebranded as Tread Vision and Tread Plus Vision. These releases expand Peloton's hardware offerings and introduce new features like improved cushioning and AI running capabilities.
Peloton launched the Tread Flex, a new foldable treadmill priced at $2,195, making it the company's most affordable and space-saving treadmill to date. This release expands Peloton's treadmill offerings with a model designed for home use, featuring a smaller footprint and access to Peloton IQ training features.