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Save up to $200 on premium treadmills, bikes, ellipticals, and more.
Memorial Day is here, which means the sales are rolling in along with the summer weather. If you are looking to revamp, renew, and refresh your home gym, this is the time to do it, as top brands are knocking down prices on some of their most popular equipment.
One of our favorite exercise machine brands, NordicTrack, is having a huge Memorial Day sale that kicks off on May 23 and is live through May 30. During the NordicTrack Memorial Day sale, you can take anywhere from $100 to $200 off some of their most popular workout equipment. Everything from treadmills to ellipticals to rowing machines to stationary bikes will be included in this can't-miss sale. These models also all come with a 30-day iFit membership, which allows you to test out on-demand classes, virtual rides, and workout leaderboards for free.
While there are tons of deals to be had this Memorial Day, the NordicTrack sale offers some truly can't-miss deals, so check out our picks from the NordicTrack Memorial Day sale below and save big before they sell out!
For more great Memorial Day deals, check out our coverage of the Memorial Day sales from Saatva and REI!
If you want a luxury gym feel at home, opt for this treadmill, which has a massive 32-inch touchscreen featuring tons of instructor-led indoor and outdoor workouts and a live workout leaderboard. It also has up to 40 percent incline, -6 percent decline, and speeds up to 12 mph. Classes through the iFit app (free for the first 30 days) also include strength, yoga, and tons of varying cardio workouts.
This model has a 22-inch tilt and a pivot touchscreen, which is great for working out both on and off the treadmill. It has a large speaker in the front so you can always hear the instructors, and Active-Pulse cruise control, which enables your tread to adjust speed automatically to keep you in your desired heart rate zone. It has automatic incline up to 15 percent, decline to -3 percent and reaches 12 mph.
If you don't mind a smaller screen, you can save a bit of dough on this treadmill, which still performs like a premium model. It has a 14-inch pivot and tilt screen, Active-Pulse cruise control, and reaches up to 12 mph. Plus, it auto adjusts between -3 to 15 percent grade.
Read more about this treadmill and other top picks here.
A 27-inch screen may look a bit large for a bike, but it makes for a super immersive ride whether you're taking a class or enjoying a virtual ride through the south of France. The seat adjusts both vertically and laterally and the bars can also be adjusted to your ideal height. The pedals can also be used both with and without cycling shoes, making it great for novice and expert riders alike.
Recumbent bikes are easier on the back than their upright counterparts and are often a better fit for those who don't typically include intense intervals in their training. This one is still super modern, has a 14-inch touchscreen, and boasts 26 resistance levels. You can also use this bike to follow along with classes or virtual rides, and you can program up to five separate user profiles via the iFit app.
Rowing machines have shot up in popularity for their ability to give a low-impact full-body workout. This one has the added bonus of a 14-inch touchscreen and 26 resistance levels. It also can be folded up for easy, out of the way storage.
Another great low-impact option is the elliptical. This one has a 10-inch touchscreen, and functions not only as an elliptical, but also as a stepper, and even offers treadmill motion. It has up to a 10 percent incline and 24 resistance levels.
While this elliptical looks and feels like a commercial-grade machine, it has a surprising trick up its sleeve: It can fold in half, making it super easy to store. It has 10 percent incline, 24 resistance levels, and a power toning bar that allows you to target specific muscle groups.