This article was created in partnership with NordicTrack to showcase several pieces of the brand’s workout equipment. All selections and source material were provided by NordicTrack. If you rely on ...

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Let me start with a confession: I’ve put over 100 miles working out on this treadmill and I still don’t want to set it on fire. That’s high praise, given that many of the budget treadmills I’ve used ...

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I've evaluated outdoor and fitness equipment for over five years. Peloton and NordicTrack are two household names in the treadmill space. Here's how they compare. Want to save this story for later? No ...

No incline. Could have a better speed range. Light weight may mean it’s not super durable. Desk isn’t at an optimal height. It’s easy to set up and wheel around, and it’s simple to operate. I would ...

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