This past year was really a doozy — and you’ve got the extra pounds to prove it. Between limited gym access, the recent cold weather, and long hours sitting at your desk, working out hasn’t exactly been at the top of your to-do list. But with at-home gym equipment measuring as big as your couch, incorporating workouts into your everyday rhythm is nearly impossible.
If you’re ready to get your butt into shape, but don’t have tons of space at home, this foldable treadmill by LifePro is right up your alley. In addition to all the essentials you’d want in a treadmill, including high speeds, customizable workouts, and one-touch preset programs, this machine features a hydraulic folding mechanism that allows you to store it vertically in a closet, against a wall, under the bed, or wherever else.
For those days you can’t run outside or get to the gym, this folding treadmill is an absolute life-saver. After all, regular cardio can help improve your cardiovascular health, strengthen your endurance, improve flexibility, and boost your mood. And to take all the thinking out of your workouts, this treadmill comes equipped with more than 40 presets, three manual training programs, 12 incline levels, and more that can cater to your specific workout needs.
Even if you’re new to this kind of exercise, the LifePro Pacer Folding Treadmill is incredibly user-friendly, thanks to its LED display that lets you keep tabs on important stats, like heart rate, distance, and speed. It even has a built-in BMI calculator to help you stay on track with your fitness goals. And since it can connect to your favorite fitness app via Bluetooth, monitoring your progress is easier than ever.
Boasting an impressively high rating of 4.9 out of 5 stars on Amazon, it’s clear that this treadmill is a great at-home exercise option.
Get the LifePro Pacer Folding Treadmill for just $659.99 (reg. $749.99) when you use the coupon code RUN90 at checkout.
Prices subject to change.
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