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Best Folding Treadmill For Small Space Foldable treadmills may be smaller than conventional treadmills but they shouldn't restrict your options. They can still offer excellent cardio workout and can be an excellent substitute for outdoor running or indoor jogging when you're unable to go outdoors. This model from NordicTrack is a top treadmill with lots of features like interactive iFit training and metrics tracking. It is also simple to put together and comes with complete in 95% of the time. 1. Xterra Treadmill Xterra offers a wide range of treadmills at low prices. Compact series treadmills have folding frames to make space while Performance series treadmills feature huge motors that can withstand high-volume use. The TRX1000 is a treadmill for beginners with 12 workout programs included and a maximum speed of 10 mph. It also comes with a folding frame and is able to be stored away when not in use. A basic LCD display shows a number of different workout statistics. These include your speed, time, distance heart rate, distance, and calories burned. The machine also has buttons to alter the intensity of your workout. You can access these buttons during your workout, or by stopping the equipment and manually altering it. Three incline settings need to be adjusted manually. This model has a sturdy feel, which we really like. We didn't feel any vibration when running on it. We also appreciated the large rollers, which let the belt move smoothly. This is especially important for those who wish to do intense exercises like interval training. This treadmill has a 3.25 CHP motor and an extensive running deck that can accommodate larger users. It has a non rattling device shelf and two adjustable stabilizers to provide stability. It doesn't offer the same entertainment options as the other models on our list. However it does come with quick-touch switches that allow you to switch between higher and lower speeds and inclines. The treadmill comes with a lifetime frame guarantee and 90-days of labor as well as deck and parts protection. This isn't a lot of the warranties that we'd normally expect to see on treadmills at this price however it's still thought to be a good deal for someone who will use it for moderate to light exercise. The treadmill is manufactured by Dyaco International under the Spirit brand. The company, which makes several brands, including Sole Fitness, is a well-known brand in the fitness industry. The treadmills are affordable and are available in sporting goods stores and Costco. 2. Nordictrack Commercial 2450 This treadmill is a beast with a huge capacity for weight. It also comes with a variety of features. It is also a relatively affordable machine for a high-quality machine that includes a month's iFit membership for $39 (a $39 value). The Commercial 2450 is NordicTrack's expensive treadmill, and it is equipped with special features that aren't found on lower-end models. The large 22-inch screen is a great opportunity to experience iFIT's top features while exercising. Its cushioning softness makes you forget that you are on a treadmill. The new design is more quiet than previous Commercial models. This is a significant upgrade because it lets you exercise without disturbing your family members or your neighbors. Its quietness helps the machine to remain stable even when it is running at high speeds or on an uneven surface. AutoAdjust is another significant improvement. It automatically adjusts the treadmill's speed and incline during iFit workouts. The machine does this automatically according to the type of workout you are doing, and also your current fitness level and intensity. You can alter this at any time with a quick touch of the screen. If you aren't an iFit member, or prefer to run manually, the Commercial 2450 also has a Manual Mode that allows you the full control over the treadmill's speed, incline, decline, and resistance settings. This is a good alternative for runners who want to focus on their form and pace without being guided by the iFit trainers. The Commercial 2450 is easy to build and it can be folded when not in use. EasyLift helps make the process safer and easier than other treadmills that require more force to lift. This is a very heavy treadmill that requires at least two people to maneuver and put together. This is why it is best suited to dedicated home gyms. Its weight capacity and size is not suitable for storage in a large amount outside of the gym. 3. Horizon 7.0 AT Treadmill The Horizon 7.0 AT treadmill is a great choice for anyone looking to add more running-based exercises to their home gym. The Horizon 7.0 AT treadmill comes with an expansive, sturdy deck, a fast motor and a workout program that combines interval training. The three-zone cushioning system is a great feature for those who are just starting out who want to exercise without worrying about injuries to joints and knees. hometreadmills includes eight workouts built-in, making it easy to find a challenge no matter your fitness level. The machine is also a great value for less than $1,000. This treadmill is the entry point to Horizon's Studio Series line of machines that are designed to be used in conjunction with streaming classes. It doesn't have any bells and whistles, like large TV-like displays or a proprietary app that works with its streaming apps, but it still offers plenty of benefits to runners of all levels. It's built for endurance and comes with an 3.0 CHP motor that is robust enough to withstand the rigors of intense runs. Plus, it has a lifetime warranty on its frame and motor which is uncommon for treadmills. In terms of functionality, the 7.0 AT does have Bluetooth compatibility to sync with popular training apps. This allows you to stream Peloton and Nike Run Club to enjoy trainer-led workouts. It's also not tied to any subscription service, which is nice considering the price. This treadmill's foldability is another major benefit. It is a great option when you are working with a small space at home. The deck easily folds into a compact unit with the help of a hydraulic system that lowers the deck when you push down on a lever made of metal beneath the console. The resulting footprint is 48” long, which decreases its size by 36%. It's an excellent feature for people who want to save space, especially in apartments and smaller houses. The tablet shelf is larger than most treadmills, so you can watch your favorite movies and shows. The console's USB port can be used to charge and store your devices. If you don't want use the tablet holder you can play a movie or sitcom through the treadmill's speakers. 4. GoPlus Ultra-Thin Electric folding Treadmill The Goplus Ultra-Thin treadmill is a ideal choice if you're a light runner or simply need a treadmill that you can use at your desk. It can be placed into your desk without difficulty and can handle the weight of laptops which allows you to walk or talk while working. It also comes with a convenient mobile app that lets you to keep track of your progress, and an remote control so that you can operate the machine from any place in the room. It's not meant for serious running however it helps reduce the impact on your legs. The deck is smaller than the other models, yet it's large and long enough to help you while you run or walk. Controls are simple to use, with only the main power button as well as a remote control that allows you to change the speed. The only issue is that there are no preset programs, however this may not be a problem if don't plan on doing much running. The Goplus Ultra-Thin is a bit heavier than the other treadmills that fold we've tested, but its compact design makes it easy to move and store in tight spaces. It can handle up to 265 pounds and has tiny footprint, which makes it perfect for those who live in apartments or have a home with a limited storage space. The Goplus Ultra-Thin also has a quiet motor. It's still strong enough to allow you to achieve your fitness goals however it runs more quietly than the other machines we tested. This is a great choice for those who wish to keep their neighbors from being disturbed and are living in an apartment. It's also easier to clean and it doesn't produce nearly as dust as the treadmills we've tested. The only drawback is that it doesn't have an USB port, which may be a problem for people who like to listen to music or podcasts while exercising.