Peloton has made a foldable (treadmill)
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The Tread Flex is the company's first fold-up treadmill, and also its cheapest to date.
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Caption: It looks like Peloton's Tread Flex might be better for stationary viewing than folding.
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Based on the original story on engadget.com.
Editor's note
The introduction of the Tread Flex marks Peloton's commitment to making exercise more accessible and versatile. By offering a foldable treadmill at a more affordable price point, Peloton is expanding its reach to a wider audience, including those who might have struggled to justify the cost or space requirements of their previous equipment.
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Panel 1
Sam, wearing a pair of fuzzy slippers, is scrolling through a Peloton app on his tablet. The screen shows a sleek foldable treadmill called Tread Flex.
Panel 2
Alex, holding up a Tread Flex, looks excited.
Alex: Sam, look! Our first foldable treadmill! The perfect way to stay fit, and the perfect way to not get bored. I mean, who doesn’t want to put their treadmill in the closet?!
Panel 3
Sam, with a deadpan expression, leans back in his recliner.
Sam: Well, at least it’s affordable. And if it works, it could revolutionize exercise. But if it doesn’t, we’ll just fold it up and make it our new ottoman.
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