BowFlex T6 Treadmill

The best way to get a real running deck for about $1,000. The list price is $1,299, but it is regularly on sale for $999, and for that it climbs to a 15% incline, a range rare in its price class. It folds with a soft-drop system and takes users up to 325 pounds. The savings show in two places. There is no built-in screen, so a tablet goes on the console, and the full JRNY features need a paid membership, though Peloton and Zwift apps work too. And its 20-inch-wide belt is 2 inches narrower than the 22-inch decks on the F80 and Commercial 1750, a difference broad-shouldered or less steady runners will notice.