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Best Folding Treadmill For Small Space Foldable treadmills are smaller than traditional models but that should not limit your options. They can still offer excellent cardio workout and can be an excellent substitute for outdoor jogging or indoor jogging in the event that you're not able to go outside. This model from NordicTrack is a premium treadmill that comes with a variety of features like interactive iFit training and the ability to track metric data. It's also simple to install and comes 95% assembled. 1. Xterra Treadmill Xterra offers a range of treadmills with affordable prices. Compact series treadmills have folding frames to save space, while Performance series treadmills feature huge motors that are able to handle heavy use. The TRX1000 is an entry-level treadmill with 12 workout programs built in and an maximum speed of 10 mph. It also features a foldable frame that can be stored away when not in use. A basic LCD display shows a number of different statistics for your workout. This includes your speed, duration, distance and heart rate as well as calories burn. There are buttons to adjust your workout intensity. You can access these buttons during your workout, or by putting the equipment down and manually adjusting it. There are three incline levels that must be manually adjusted, as well. This model has a sturdy feel, which we really like. We did not feel any shaking while jogging. We also appreciated the large rollers, which let the belt move smoothly. This is essential for those who do intense exercises like interval training. This treadmill comes with an engine that has CHP of 3.25 and a large running surface that can be used by heavier users. It has a non-rattling device shelf as well as two adjustable stabilizers to provide stability. It doesn't come with the same amount of entertainment options as some of the treadmills on our list but it does have quick-touch buttons to switch between low and higher speeds and inclines. There is a life-time frame warranty for this treadmill, and 90 days of parts, labor and deck protection. The warranty isn't as long as we would think of for a treadmill at this price, but it's still a good deal for those who only intend to use it for moderate or light exercise. The treadmill is manufactured by Dyaco International under the Spirit brand. This company, which produces several brands including Sole Fitness, is a well-known brand in the fitness industry. The treadmills they sell are affordable and can be often located at Costco and in sporting products stores. 2. Nordictrack Commercial 2450 This workhorse of a treadmill is built to last, with an impressively large weight capacity and plenty of features. It's also an inexpensive machine for a premium machine that comes with a month's iFit membership, worth $39 (a $39 value). The Commercial 2450 is the expensive treadmill in NordicTrack's current lineup, and it features distinct features that aren't found on lower-end models. The huge 22-inch screen is an excellent way to enjoy iFIT's premium features while exercising. Its soft cushioning also helps you forget that you're on a treadmill. The new design is quieter than the earlier Commercial models. This is a significant improvement because it lets you train without disturbing your housemates or neighbors. Its quietness allows the machine to remain stable even when running at high speeds or on an uneven surface. AutoAdjust is a further notable improvement. It automatically adjusts the treadmill's speed and incline when you do iFit workouts. The machine does this automatically depending on the type of workout as well as your current fitness level and level of effort. You can alter this at any time by a just a touch on the screen. The Commercial 2450 has a Manual mode that lets you regulate the treadmill's speed as well as resistance. This is an excellent option for runners who like to concentrate on their form and pace without having iFit trainers guide them. As with these details as well, the Commercial 2450 is relatively easy to put together and fold away when not in use. It utilizes EasyLift assist to make the process much simpler and safer than other treadmills that require lots of force to open. It is a large treadmill that requires at minimum two people to move and put together. It is therefore ideal for dedicated home gyms. Its capacity for weight and size will make it unsuitable for frequent storage outside the gym. 3. Horizon 7.0 AT Treadmill The Horizon 7.0 AT treadmill is sure to be a fantastic addition to any home gym. It has a large sturdy deck, a durable and durable design, a powerful motor, and interval training workout content. The cushioning system that has three zones is a nice touch especially for those who are just beginning to run. It allows them to push themselves further without worrying about damaging joints and knees. The 7.0 AT includes eight pre-programmed workouts that will test you regardless of your fitness level is. This machine is also a great value for less than $1000. This treadmill is the entry point to Horizon's Studio Series line of machines designed to be used with streaming classes. It doesn't have any bells and whistles like an impressive television-like display or a proprietary app for use with streaming apps, but it offers plenty of options for runners of all levels. It's designed to last and has a 3.0 CHP motor that is robust enough to withstand the rigors of intense runs. It also comes with an unbeatable warranty on its motor and frame which is not common for treadmills. In terms of function, the 7.0 AT does have Bluetooth connectivity to sync with popular training apps. This allows you to stream Peloton, Nike Run Club, Studio, and Zwift to experience treadmill workouts led by trainers. It's not tied to any subscription-based content, which is nice considering the price. The treadmill's ability to fold is a big plus. It's a good option in cases where you are limited on space at home. The deck folds up easily into a compact unit, and it comes with an hydraulic assist that lowers the deck when you press down on a lever under the console. The resulting footprint is 48” long, which reduces its size by 36%. It's a fantastic option for those who want to make space, particularly in smaller homes and apartments. Other benefits include the ability to watch your favorite shows and movies on its tablet shelf, which is slightly larger than the treadmills of other brands'. The console's USB port can be used to charge and store your devices. If you do not want to use the tablet holder, you can queue up movies or sitcoms using the treadmill's built-in speakers. 4. GoPlus Ultra-Thin Electric Folding Treadmill If you're a runner who isn't very strong, or just need a treadmill that can use while working at your desk The Goplus Ultra-Thin is an excellent choice. It can be tucked away under your desk with ease and can handle the weight of a laptop which allows you to walk or talk while working. It has a mobile app to track your progress, as well as a remote control that allows you to operate the machine from anywhere. It's not designed for intense running, however it helps reduce the impact on your legs. Its deck is smaller than the other models we've tried, but it's still long and large enough to support your strides as you walk or run at moderate to low speeds. The controls are simple to operate, requiring only a a main power switch and an additional remote that allows you to change your speed. The only issue is that there are no preset programs, but this might not be an issue if you aren't planning on doing much running. The Goplus Ultra-Thin is a bit heavier than the other treadmills we tested, but its compact design makes it easy to move and store in tight spaces. It can hold up to 265 pounds and its compact footprint makes it ideal for those with a little storage space in their apartment or house. Another great feature of the Goplus Ultra-Thin is that it has a quiet motor. It's powerful enough to reach your fitness goals, yet it runs more quietly than other machines we tested. This is an excellent choice for those who live in an apartment and don't want to disturb neighbors. It's also easier to clean too, because it doesn't produce nearly as much dust as some of the treadmills we've tested. Its only drawback is the absence of an USB port. This can be inconvenient for those who love listening to music or podcasts when exercising.