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Interested in hill training and choosing between an incline trainer vs incline treadmill for your home gym? Let us help you decide.

Pitting the Peloton Tread vs NordicTrack treadmills feels like the never-ending battle between Microsoft and Apple. Both brands have a cult-like following, with people swearing by their features and user experience, promising to never use anything different. Peloton and NordicTrack have similar fervent fans, although Peloton hasn’t been on the fitness scene nearly as long as NordicTrack. If we’re talking history, NordicTrack has been producing treadmills (and other equipment) since the 1970’s.  » Read more about: Peloton Tread vs NordicTrack: An Old West Showdown  »

Treadmills have a perilous history associated with torture and imprisonment. Thankfully, those days are over, but treadmill workouts can still feel a bit like punishment. In our modern world, treadmill manufacturers are going above and beyond to make at-home treadmill workouts engaging, and dare I say, fun?At first glance, comparing the Horizon 7.8 AT vs Peloton Tread might seem like a far reach, but we think these machines are worth looking at side-by-side.  » Read more about: Horizon 7.8 AT vs Peloton Tread: Which Smart Treadmill is Right For You?  »

Have about $1,500 to spend on a treadmill? Check out our Sole F80 vs ProForm Pro 2000 comparison to see if one of these machines might work for you.

In our Sole F63 vs F80 comparison, we look at the stats, features, and performance of these two treadmills.

If your parents didn’t compare you to your siblings, chances are your relatives, neighbors, and acquaintances did. While I’m a firm believer in leaving comparison out of fitness journeys, that doesn’t hold true for fitness equipment, including treadmills. Sorry, treadmills. I’m going to compare you to your siblings, neighbors, and any equipment that’s remotely close to you. If you’re going to invest in a treadmill, it should be one that’s suited to your fitness goals,  » Read more about: Sole F80 vs F85: Small Differences Favor Different Users  »

Check out this NordicTrack 1750 vs Sole F80 comparison to see which treadmill will win as the best.

If you’re debating using a treadmill vs recumbent bike, we have some key considerations for you.

Want to know who our winner is in the matchup between ProForm vs NordicTrack treadmills? Find out here.

Smart exercise bikes are all over the market today, but not all are created equal. Peloton and Schwinn likely need no introduction—both of these brands are household names, although the former is a young buck and the latter is a seasoned vet. The Peloton Bike and the Schwinn IC4 bike are both indoor cycling bikes with Bluetooth connectivity that allow you to take advantage of live and on-demand classes via fitness apps.   » Read more about: Peloton vs Schwinn IC4 (2022): Smart and Smarter?  »

Check out this NordicTrack 1750 vs Sole F85 comparison to see which treadmill will win as the best.

I like to think of the brands NordicTrack and ProForm as cousins. After all, they’re both owned by the same parent company, Icon Health & Fitness. Although they might share similarities, their machines definitely have some differences, too.In this NordicTrack Commercial 1750 vs ProForm Pro 2000 comparison, I’ll explore two of the most popular treadmills from these well-respected brands. Going in-depth on treadmills is my specialty––after all, I am the (admittedly self-appointed) treadmill queen of Garage Gym Reviews.   » Read more about: NordicTrack Commercial 1750 vs ProForm Pro 2000: Which Treadmill will Eclipse the Other?  »