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An Affordable Folding Treadmill This treadmill is great for small spaces. It can be folded and rolled from one room to the next. It comes with a strong motor, an LED display, and an iPad holder. It also has slope and speed buttons that are mounted on the rails, so you can grab them instead of slapping the console. This is especially helpful to cut down on the amount of noise. It also comes with a three-year no-cost subscription to streaming iFit. 1. Sunny Health & Fitness Treadmill This compact treadmill will elevate your workouts a notch with its Bluetooth connectivity and companion app. Connect with the SunnyFit Community and access professional trainer-led workouts as well in a variety of fitness programs. This treadmill can be folded neatly and tucked away in a closet or under the bed when you're done exercising. It has transport wheels which make it easy to move the treadmill from room to room, or to store it away out of the way. This budget-friendly treadmill is made by a trusted brand and is almost assembled from the box. The console comes with nine workout programs built-in and speeds up to 9 miles per hour. You can easily alter your speed with on-console quick buttons. The 5 inch display tracks your distance, time and speed. The double deck running surface reduces the strain on joints, resulting in a more comfortable exercise. The auto incline feature lets you to increase the intensity of your workout by adjusting the slope of the running deck without using your hands. While exercising you can listen to your favorite songs through the speakers and keep hydrated with dual cup holders. This treadmill folds up and has a maximum speed of 12mph and 15 levels of incline which are comparable to other more expensive options on this list. This treadmill has a basic LCD display that shows your basic measurements. However, it does not have the large touchscreen displays of some other models. Instead of a big display, this treadmill offers the ability to hold a tablet so you can stream workout videos and workout classes directly onto your device. 2. Echelon Stride Treadmill This sleek treadmill folds into a flat, and then folds away and is an ideal choice for apartment living. Its built-in iPad holder connects to Echelon United, an online subscription platform that lets you stream live and on-demand running classes with top instructors. The treadmill has a digital touch console that displays standard metrics like distance, speed, and pace. It also has a quick-select incline and speed buttons, as well as eight preset exercise options. A USB port is on the back of the console. I used the console to place my iPad on it and run the Echelon Fit app (more on it below). The Stride is a great choice, except for the lack of a HD touchscreen. Its belt measures 55 inches and is adequate for jogging and walking, but may not be enough for taller runners looking to run at a high speed. Its motor is rated at 1.75 CHP which is less powerful than other treadmills I've tried but still does the job. The Stride is easy to fold and roll up when it's time for you to put away your treadmill. It's just 10 inches thick when folded, and can be pushed underneath furniture or raised to a vertical level and wheeled against a wall. The console and handlebars can be folded down with a lever. The unit will automatically fold when you press the pedal. foldable treadmills need to lift the top of the machine to move it. This treadmill is a good option for those living in apartments because of its small size and low price. However, those looking for more advanced features may consider other treadmills in this list. The lack of an HD screen and a greater max incline may be deal-breakers for some runners. 3. Flex Fitness Treadmill Flex Fitness treadmills are a great choice for anyone looking to begin running or add gym equipment to their home. It offers a high-quality deck that is suitable for running and walking and has many useful features. Its ergonomic design is easy to use, and its durable construction will ensure it lasts. It's also available in various colors, so you can choose the one that will fit your home decor. The treadmill comes with a a hydraulic system that gently lowers the deck when you're done exercising. This feature prevents the machine from scuffing the floor, which is particularly important for people with sensitive knees. It also provides ample cushioning to lessen the strain on your joints. You can monitor your heart rate during your workout using the a built-in heart rate sensor. This will ensure that you stay within your desired zone and burn more calories. The treadmill has a backlit color display which shows your speed and distance and heart rate as well as calories burnt. The treadmill also comes with tablets so you can enjoy your favorite shows while you exercise. Running on a treadmill is an excellent way to burn calories and build strength. It is also helpful for improving balance, which can help prevent falls and injuries. Additionally it has been demonstrated that regular treadmill training can boost brain function and make you feel happier. It also helps keep you healthy, while lowering cholesterol and blood pressure. It is also a cardiovascular workout that is more effective than other forms of aerobic exercise. 4. Flex Fitness Treadmill Folding This affordable folding treadmill is among the top options for those with a tight budget but are looking for a durable and reliable machine. It features a compact design that lets it fold up when it is not in use to conserve space in your home gym. It also comes with wheels, making it easy to move it around your home or even to a different area for workouts in your home. The wheels are especially helpful when you have guests coming over and don't want them to see your sweaty mess. The Flex Fitness treadmill is built to withstand 265 pounds, which means it's safe for many users to use. The deck is cushioned which protects the knees and minimizes the impact when exercising. This treadmill also has an adjustable incline feature to increase the difficulty of your workouts and help you burn more calories. While treadmills that fold do not typically have a larger deck size, this folding option still offers plenty of room to stretch out on. It is suitable for runners of all sizes, and comes with an easy setting for incline. It also has a good speed range, which is essential for those doing HIIT exercises. With the OVICX app, you'll gain access to a variety of workout classes on demand. This is an excellent method to keep your motivation up and keep you on track with your goals. It also has a built-in heart rate monitor and can work with your favorite mobile devices. Connect your iPod or music player to the speakers for a more immersive experience. The buttons on the console are easy to use and you can easily alter the speed and the incline. 5. Echelon Treadmill The treadmill folds flat and can be placed under a bed or placed behind a sofa when not in use. Its compact design makes it an ideal option for those who live in apartments and don't have much extra space. It's easy to set up and lightweight enough to be able to roll away after your exercise. This model is one of the most affordable alternatives that we have on our list, but it's still loaded with features. It can reach an maximum speed of 12mph and an incline of up to 10 percent. The package includes a free 30-day Echelon Premier membership that gives you access to live and on-demand fitness classes. The Echelon App connects to the treadmill quickly and consistently. It also reacts fairly quickly when you change your statistics on the screen. The app also provides several guided workouts, such as the option of scenic runs, which show videos of a beautiful landscape while you work out. folding treadmills does not have a touchscreen display If you'd like to stream fitness classes via another platform you'll need to bring a tablet or smartphone. This treadmill also doesn't have a USB port to charge your device, which can be a problem when you need to charge while you exercise. Additionally, this treadmill has a smaller belt than the other options, which could restrict taller runners. It can be used on carpet, but you'll need to put a mat or heavy-duty interlocking flooring over it to prevent the tread from grabbing and tearing the floor underneath it.