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Peloton Just Launched Its First Foldable and Most Affordable Treadmill to Date

Peloton Just Launched Its First Foldable and Most Affordable Treadmill to Date

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Peloton just launched three new treadmills: the Tread Flex, its first folding treadmill, plus the Tread Vision and Tread+ Vision. Together they span a wide range, from a space-saving $2,195 machine for walkers to a $6,695 slat-belt powerhouse built for elite athletes and Hyrox competitors.As with nearly every other market right now, there's a big focus on intelligence and personalization. Peloton claims the new hardware is "smarter," with features like a movement-tracking camera that can analyze your running form.

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Peloton just launched three new treadmills: the Tread Flex, its first folding treadmill, plus the Tread Vision and Tread+ Vision. Together they span a wide range, from a space-saving $2,195 machine for walkers to a $6,695 slat-belt powerhouse built for elite athletes and Hyrox competitors.As with nearly every other market right now, there's a big focus on intelligence and personalization. Peloton claims the new hardware is "smarter," with features like a movement-tracking camera that can analyze your running form. The software goes further, with features that adapt to how you actually train, and what's really exciting is that many of them are coming to Peloton's existing treads too. I got a sneak peek at the lineup at Peloton Studios New York last week.

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