The 7 Best Presidents Day Treadmill Deals of 2023

When it comes to the best treadmill for streaming classes, this Horizon fitness pick gives you access to programs like Peloton and Zwift.

You can easily connect to your iOS or Android tablet since the machine doesn’t have a built-in television. The treadmill has quick dial controls, which, in our testing, felt fluid and natural compared to pushing buttons on a control panel.

The treadmill is steady and has a smaller profile, so it’s a great pick if you’re setting up in a smaller space. And the price can’t be beat—normally $2,100, it’s coming in at $999 right now.

This NordicTrack treadmill has a tilting 14-inch touchscreen console and a quiet incline motor.

Like other NordicTrack picks, it comes with convenient features like quick keys to jump to particular speeds or inclines. You can run from speeds of zero to 12 miles per hour and your purchase comes with a 30-day free trial of iFit, NordicTrack’s fitness app.

You can’t access entertainment like TV on the touch screen, but the machine comes loaded with trails and training programs.

The discount is modest at $200 off, but this is our pick for best overall treadmill, so it’s a great long-term investment if you’re planning to get frequent of use out of your machine.

If you’re in a small space, this Sole treadmill is a folding treadmill pick that gives you floor space back when you’re not getting steps in. It has a max speed of 12 miles per hour and a durable frame that can support up to 345 pounds.

The machine has rail-mounted buttons for speed and incline control, allowing you to grip the rail and squeeze the buttons with your thumbs while you’re running. It has an iPad or tablet holder for streaming your entertainment while working out.

The EXP line of treadmills from NordicTrack is made up of more affordable machines that still provide a stellar running experience. This pick has a 14-inch touchscreen console, which is where the name comes from, and has a 20-inch-wide belt for walking, jogging or running.

You can access iFit programming on the treadmill and it actually folds up so you can get your floor space back when you’re not hitting the road.

With a 10-inch console and minimalistic design, the LifeSpan treadmill is an excellent compact option. The console has the ability to mirror your phone screen for entertainment, and you can pre-program your workouts by sliding bars up and down for incline and speed adjustment.

Our taller testers found the console control to sit lower than other picks, but if you like to watch TV while you run, it’s nice having a lower-profile console out of the way.

This budget-friendly pick is on sale for just under $300. While it might be an inexpensive option, it has a built-in safety feature that recognizes when you step off and automatically stops the belt after five seconds of no walking detected. If you stop using the machine for 10 minutes, its power-saving mode will automatically turn it off.

The belt is on the narrow side, but the built-in features make it a great choice for the price.