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Best Folding Treadmill For Small Space Foldable treadmills may be smaller than traditional models, but their size shouldn't limit you. They still deliver a great cardiovascular workout and can be an excellent alternative to running outdoors or jogging inside if you're unable to go outside. This NordicTrack treadmill is a premium model that comes with a variety of features such as interactive iFit Training and metrics tracking. It is also easy to put together and comes with complete in 95% of the time. 1. Xterra Treadmill Xterra is a brand that offers a number of treadmills with affordable prices. Their Compact series machines offer folding frames that reduce space, and their Performance series models feature big motors designed for heavy-duty use. The TRX1000 is a basic treadmill with 12 built-in workout programs and an top speed of 10 mph. It also has a folding frame that can be stored away when not in use. A basic LCD display displays a variety of different workout statistics. This includes your speed, time and distance and heart rate as well as calories burn. The machine also has buttons to adjust the intensity of your workout. These can be accessed during your workout, or by stopping the machine and then adjusting it manually. folding treadmills should be adjusted manually. One thing we love about this model is its solid feel. We didn't notice any shaking while jogging on it. We also liked the large rollers, which let the belt move easily. This is essential for those who are doing high-intensity exercises such as interval training. This treadmill comes with an engine with a CHP of 3.25 and a large running surface that can be used by heavier users. It also has racks for devices that are non-rattling and two adjustable stabilizers to provide stability. It doesn't have the same amount of entertainment options as the other treadmills we've reviewed however, it does come with quick-touch buttons to change between high and low speeds/inclines. This treadmill comes with a lifetime frame guarantee and 90-days of labor as well as deck and parts protection. The warranty isn't as long as we'd expect on a treadmill of this cost, but it's a good deal if you plan to use it for light or moderate exercise. It's made by Dyaco International and carries the Spirit brand name. This company is a household name in the fitness industry, and also produces various other brands, including Sole Fitness. Their treadmills are extremely affordable and are available in sporting goods stores and Costco. 2. Nordictrack Commercial 2450 This workhorse of a treadmill is built to last with a remarkablely high weight capacity and plenty of features. It's also an inexpensive machine for a premium treadmill that comes with a month's iFit membership for $39 (a $39 value). The Commercial 2450 is NordicTrack's premium treadmill, and it is equipped with special features that aren't found on lower-end models. Its 22-inch touchscreen is an excellent feature to take advantage of iFIT's top content while it transports you across the globe while you work out, and its soft cushioning can make you forget you are on a treadmill. The new design is quieter than the earlier Commercial models. This is a significant upgrade as it allows you to train without disturbing your housemates or your neighbors. Its quietness helps the machine remain steady even at a high pace or on an inclined slope. AutoAdjust is a further notable improvement. It automatically adjusts the treadmill's speed and incline during iFit workouts. The machine does this automatically depending on the type of workout and also your current fitness level and effort. You can change this at any time by touching the screen. If you aren't an iFit member, or prefer to run on your own the Commercial 2450 also has a Manual Mode that allows you complete control over the treadmill's speed, incline, decline, and resistance settings. This is a great choice for runners who like to concentrate on their form and pace without having iFit trainers guide them. The Commercial 2450 is easy to put together and can be folded up when not being used. EasyLift assists make the process safer and easier than other treadmills, which require more force to release. This is a very heavy treadmill that requires at least two people to maneuver and put together. It is ideal for home gyms that are specifically designed for this purpose. foldable treadmills and weight capacity will make it unsuitable for storage that is frequent outside of the gym. 3. Horizon 7.0 AT Treadmill The Horizon 7.0 AT treadmill is sure to be a great addition to any home gym. The Horizon 7.0 AT treadmill comes with an expansive, sturdy deck with a speedy motor and a workout routine that incorporates interval training. The cushioning system with three zones is a great feature for runners who are new that allow them to exercise without worrying about damage to their joints and knees. The 7.0 AT includes eight pre-programmed exercises that will test you regardless of your fitness level. This machine is also a great value at less than $1,000. This treadmill is the very first in Horizon's Studio Series, a line of treadmills that are designed to be used for streaming classes. It may not have a large display like a TV or a streaming application however it's got plenty to offer for all levels of runners. It's designed to last and features a 3.0 CHP motor that is robust enough to withstand the rigors of the most intense runs. Plus, it has a lifetime guarantee on its frame and motor which is uncommon for treadmills. The 7.0 AT is Bluetooth compatible and allows you to connect it to popular training apps. This allows you to stream Peloton, Nike Run Club, Studio, and Zwift to get treadmill workouts with trainers. It's also not tied down to any subscription service which is a nice thing considering the cost. Another big bonus of this treadmill is its ability to fold which is helpful when you don't have a lot of extra space to devote to your treadmill. The deck easily folds into a compact unit, and it comes with a hydraulic assist that lowers the deck when you push down on a lever beneath the console. The resultant footprint is 48 inches long, reducing its size by 36%. It's a great feature for those who need to make space, particularly in apartments and smaller houses. The tablet shelf is larger than the majority of treadmills, allowing you to watch your favorite films and shows. The console's USB port can be used to charge and store your devices. If you don't wish to use the tablet holder, you can watch a movie or sitcom using the treadmill speakers. 4. GoPlus Ultra-Thin Electric Folding Treadmill The Goplus Ultra-Thin treadmill is a great choice if you are a light runner or simply want a treadmill you can use at your desk. It can be tucked away into your desk without difficulty and can support the weight of laptops so you can walk or talk while working. It has a mobile app to track your progress, as well as a remote control that allows you to control the machine from any location. It's not intended for serious running but it reduces the strain on your legs. Its deck is smaller than the other models we tested but it's still long and wide enough to support your strides when you run or walk at moderate or low speeds. The controls are simple to use, and include a main power button and a remote control that allows you to adjust the speed. The only issue is that there aren't any preset programs, but this may not be a problem if you do not plan on doing a lot of running. The Goplus Ultra-Thin is a bit heavier than the other treadmills we tested, but its compact design makes it easy to transport and store in tight spaces. It can accommodate up to 265 pounds and has a tiny footprint, making it ideal for those who live in apartments or a house that has limited storage space. Another good thing about the Goplus Ultra-Thin is that it has a quiet motor. It's powerful enough to meet your fitness goals, yet runs more quietly than other machines we tried. This is an excellent choice for those who live in a house and want to keep a distance from neighbors. It's also easier to clean and it doesn't generate as much dust as some of the other treadmills we tried. The only drawback is that it does not have a USB port, which may be a problem for people who prefer to listen to music or podcasts while exercising.