Commercial Treadmills for Sale
A treadmill is the most-used machine on almost every cardio floor, and it takes more abuse than anything else you will buy. The units here are built for that job: continuous-duty drive motors of 3 HP and up, reversible decks, orthopedic belts and welded steel frames rated for 350–500 lb users.
Choose motorized club treadmills for the widest speed and incline range and the richest consoles, manual curved treadmills when you want self-powered, sprint-friendly training with zero electrical draw, or a TreadClimber when the goal is a low-impact walking workout that burns more than a flat walk.
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More About Treadmills
The specs that matter most on a treadmill are the ones you feel every stride: a running surface of at least 20 x 60 inches, a deck with real cushioning rather than just a rubber mat, and a motor rated for continuous (not peak) horsepower. Incline range of 0–15% is standard on club models, while decline capability and 20%+ incline are premium features aimed at hiking and sports-performance programs.
Remanufactured treadmills are our most popular category for good reason. During remanufacturing the deck is flipped or replaced, the belt is replaced, rollers and bearings are inspected or renewed, the motor and controller are load-tested, and the frame is repainted. The result is a machine that looks and runs like new for a fraction of the list price and is backed by our warranty.
Frequently Asked Questions
How much horsepower does a commercial treadmill need?
Look for a continuous-duty rating of 3.0 HP or higher. Continuous duty is the power the motor can sustain all day; peak or "treadmill duty" ratings are marketing numbers that do not reflect real use.
What electrical circuit does a treadmill require?
Most commercial treadmills need a dedicated 20-amp, 120-volt circuit (some larger units use 240 V). Never share the circuit with another treadmill or run one on an extension cord.
Is a curved manual treadmill better than a motorized one?
Neither is better — they suit different programs. Curved treadmills are self-powered, encourage a natural running form and are great for sprints and HIIT. Motorized treadmills offer precise speed and incline control, walking programs and entertainment consoles.