Peloton Versus NordicTrack Treadmills: Which is Best?

As a fitness enthusiast, local road runner for all distances, or someone trying to launch a fitness-focused lifestyle, it is important to have the right support equipment. A high-quality treadmill is an ideal solution. Whether you want to walk to get in your 10,000 steps a day or train specifically for your upcoming marathon, a treadmill is a natural choice. But treadmills are expensive investments, so you want to protect your purchase with an Upsie treadmill extended warranty.

If you are considering the Peloton and NordicTrack treadmills you might need some guidance on which one best suits your needs, current fitness level and future goals, and overall specifications. These are not treadmills you want to hang your clothes on because the belt stalled out on you mid-workout. Do your due diligence to learn more about the Peloton Tread and the NordicTrack Treadmill.

Peloton is still considered an up-and-comer in the industry, but its fitness equipment series over the past seven years has made strong in-roads into the fitness market. Both the treadmill and the stationary bike have attracted fitness enthusiasts everywhere.

Take a look at some key specifications and features Peloton Tread has to offer:

There are also some drawbacks to the Peloton Tread, such as the fact that its weight is a disadvantage for people living in small apartments. The treadmill does not fold, and even if you could fold it, it would be difficult to move it out of the way. It would need to become a part of the room in which you place it. Also, while it is compatible with Bluetooth for heart rate monitoring, there is no chest strap included with your purchase.

NordicTrack offers a series of treadmills with varying features, including traditional treadmills, treadmill desks and incline trainers. All NordicTrack treadmills are foldable. Here are several other important features of NordicTrack treadmills:

The NordicTrack X32i weighs in at 415 pounds, so it is still a fixture in the room where you place it.

Both machines offer you an amazing opportunity to boost your fitness with an array of designs, features, training options and other specifications. They are also both well-designed and well-made. Of course, sturdiness does not dictate or indicate the overall health of the fitness equipment, so make sure to invest in an extended Upsie warranty to keep moving for the long haul. Considering the cost of each machine, it is a relatively minor additional cost to make sure you can enjoy continuous fitness, and have a technician come to you in the event you need repairs.

The Peloton Tread costs between $2,495 and $4,295, so even at the lower end, the price tag could spur a bout of sticker shock. The NordicTrack is by no means a cheap purchase, but $300 could make a difference for some fitness fans.

Could you fully enjoy your new equipment wondering how long you have until your manufacturer’s warranty ends? It is up to you to learn and understand the specifics of your limited manufacturer’s warranty, such as what it covers, how long it provides coverage and whether there is a deductible. The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) encourages consumers to read their warranty carefully before or upon purchase.

You may think that buying a high-end treadmill will prevent breaks and mechanical failures from occurring. However, it is difficult to predict how each machine will work since much depends on manufacturing and usage. An Upsie fitness warranty ensures that you get to keep walking or running for years with minimal disruption to your exercise sessions.

An Upsie warranty protects your fitness equipment from mechanical failures, malfunctions, defects, broken cables and more for fitness equipment purchased within the last 11-months.

Whether you choose the Peloton Tread or the NordicTrack, you can exercise with peace of mind when you purchase an extended warranty through Upsie.

Contact the Upsie customer service team to learn more about affordable warranties for Peloton versus NordicTrack treadmills.