A new and revamped model of the Peloton Tread and Tread+ has recently become available in the U.S., featuring an extensive video library and the immersive fitness experience we’ve come to expect from Peloton, as well as some brand new safety features.

This new model release came just a few months after more than 125,000 Peloton treadmills had to be recalled earlier this year. In April the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Product Commission (CPSC) released a warning to parents to avoid using the Tread+ due to the potential danger the treadmills posed for small children or pets. After the CPSC received quite a few accident reports related to the Tread+, Peloton issued a voluntary recall on the affected product.

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The added safety features on the new Tread version include a four-digit code that prevents the treadmill from being turned on by anyone without the authorization code. There will also be a physical safety key, which can be removed and stored away when the device isn’t in use, to help prevent injury. Peloton’s new Tread is now available in the US, UK, and Canada and will be available in Germany later in the fall.

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During the pandemic, many businesses have really suffered, but the demand for home fitness equipment has surged. One business that’s seen a huge spike in sales during the pandemic is Peloton, whose global membership hit 3.1 million at the end of June, more than double what it was a year earlier.

If you miss the social aspect of a cycling studio and want to replicate the experience at home, a Peloton indoor bike may be a great investment for you. And investment it is—the bikes start at $2,245, although they are currently on sale for $1,895, with a $39 monthly fee for Peloton All-Access Membership.

The All-Access Membership includes live-streaming and on-demand classes, membership for the entire family, real-time metrics, instructor shout outs, and access to Peloton on any device. There’s also a second membership option which is the Peloton Digital Membership for $12.99 a month and it includes Peloton studio and outdoor running classes on the app with a single-user membership.

So when you think about, if you’re an avid cyclist and you take four or more cycling classes a week in a studio, the at-home bike and classes pay off over time.

Plus the company recently released the Peloton Bike+, Peloton Tread+, and the Bike Bootcamp. The Peloton Bike+ has new features that make it easier to combine cardio and strength training and the Peloton Tread+ is an upgrade to the original treadmill with a shock-absorbing slat belt. The Bike Bootcamp combines cardio and strength training intervals into a challenging workout.

For more information on the program and the products check out Peloton’s website.

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A new and revamped model of the Peloton Tread and Tread+ has recently become available in the U.S., featuring an extensive video library and the immersive fitness experience we’ve come to expect from Peloton, as well as some brand new safety features.

This new model release came just a few months after more than 125,000 Peloton treadmills had to be recalled earlier this year. In April the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Product Commission (CPSC) released a warning to parents to avoid using the Tread+ due to the potential danger the treadmills posed for small children or pets. After the CPSC received quite a few accident reports related to the Tread+, Peloton issued a voluntary recall on the affected product.

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The added safety features on the new Tread version include a four-digit code that prevents the treadmill from being turned on by anyone without the authorization code. There will also be a physical safety key, which can be removed and stored away when the device isn’t in use, to help prevent injury. Peloton’s new Tread is now available in the US, UK, and Canada and will be available in Germany later in the fall.

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During the pandemic, many businesses have really suffered, but the demand for home fitness equipment has surged. One business that’s seen a huge spike in sales during the pandemic is Peloton, whose global membership hit 3.1 million at the end of June, more than double what it was a year earlier.

If you miss the social aspect of a cycling studio and want to replicate the experience at home, a Peloton indoor bike may be a great investment for you. And investment it is—the bikes start at $2,245, although they are currently on sale for $1,895, with a $39 monthly fee for Peloton All-Access Membership.

The All-Access Membership includes live-streaming and on-demand classes, membership for the entire family, real-time metrics, instructor shout outs, and access to Peloton on any device. There’s also a second membership option which is the Peloton Digital Membership for $12.99 a month and it includes Peloton studio and outdoor running classes on the app with a single-user membership.

So when you think about, if you’re an avid cyclist and you take four or more cycling classes a week in a studio, the at-home bike and classes pay off over time.

Plus the company recently released the Peloton Bike+, Peloton Tread+, and the Bike Bootcamp. The Peloton Bike+ has new features that make it easier to combine cardio and strength training and the Peloton Tread+ is an upgrade to the original treadmill with a shock-absorbing slat belt. The Bike Bootcamp combines cardio and strength training intervals into a challenging workout.

For more information on the program and the products check out Peloton’s website.

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