Peloton Cross Training Tread Treadmill for Running Walking and Hiking

Description

Peloton Cross Training Tread Treadmill for Running Walking and Hiking

The Peloton Cross-Training Tread is a high-performance, motorized treadmill designed to give you a powerful cardio workout and seamlessly transition into strength or floor work, making it a versatile hub for walking, running, hiking, and cross-training sessions.

Construction & Build

• Frame Material: Built with a robust carbon-steel frame, this treadmill is engineered for durability and stability to handle high-intensity workouts.

• Weight: The machine itself weighs approximately 130 kg (about 287 lb).

• User Capacity: Rated to support users up to 136 kg (about 300 lb).

• Footprint / Dimensions: The treadmill measures 173 cm long × 84 cm wide × 165 cm high (about 68″ × 33″ × 65″).

• Step-Up Height: The step-up height (the distance from the floor to the deck) is about 20 cm (≈ 8″).

Running Deck & Surface

• Belt Size: The running belt is 150 cm long × 50 cm wide (approximately 59″ × 20″), giving you enough space for a full stride.

• Belt Material: It uses a woven-nylon base with a textured PVC top. There is a centered red line on the belt to help align your stride.

Motor & Performance

• Motor Power: Equipped with a 3 HP AC motor, this treadmill delivers consistent power for walking, running, or climbing.

• Speed Range: Speed can be adjusted from 0 up to 20 kph (about 0–12.4 mph) in fine increments.

• Incline Range: The incline can be raised from 0% up to 12.5% grade, giving you serious uphill capability.

Controls & Interface

• Screen: Features a 21.5″ Full-HD touchscreen mounted on a swivel arm, with 360° rotation so you can turn it toward you when doing off-tread workouts like strength training or yoga.

• Speed & Incline Controls: Uses intuitive physical control knobs (one for speed, one for incline) so you can make quick, tactile adjustments while running or walking.

• Jump Button & Shortcuts: Includes a “jump” button to increase speed and incline together, plus on-screen shortcuts for quick changes.

• Safety: Equipped with a safety key that must be attached to allow the tread to operate.

• Tread Lock: Has a Tread Lock feature to help prevent unauthorized or accidental use.

Electronics & Connectivity

• Wireless: Bluetooth 5.2 is available for pairing with headphones or heart-rate monitors.

• Power: Requires standard mains power (120 VAC, 60 Hz).

• Audio: Two front-facing speakers provide up to 10 W of total audio power.

• Storage & Processing: The console supports Peloton IQ features, giving personalized coaching, weekly training plans, and performance insights.

Ergonomics & Usability

• User Height Range: Recommended for users between about 4′11″ and 6′4″.

• Space Requirements: For safe use, leave about 60 cm (~24″) of clearance on the left, right, and front, and approximately 2 m (~78″) of clearance behind the treadmill.

• Maintenance: Given the motorized belt and textured deck, periodic inspection and belt alignment may be needed; cleaning sweat and keeping the belt tensioned correctly will prolong durability.

Safety Features

• Emergency Stop: The safety key enables a quick stop if removed.

• Tread Lock: Allows you to lock the treadmill when not in use.

• Solid Build: The heavy steel frame reduces wobble or instability during high-speed intervals.

Warranty

• While Peloton’s Cross-Training Tread comes with a consumer warranty, user-reported warranty durations suggest 12 months on some parts, though this may depend on retailer or model.

Review Summary

From Amazon / Retail Reviews

• Users praise the smooth, powerful motor and the high speed plus steep incline capabilities, which make the treadmill feel very gym-grade.

• The swivel HD screen earns a lot of love: many reviewers say that being able to pivot the console toward you makes it very natural to hop off the belt and do strength or yoga workouts.

• Several comments note that the control knobs for speed and incline feel very responsive and precise, compared to treadmills that only use touch screen.

• Some drawbacks mentioned: it’s a very heavy machine, so placement matters, and you should be confident with floor space before delivery.

From Independent Reviews & Expert Sources

• Garage Gym Reviews highlights the safety improvements — Tread Lock, an emergency stop, and a stop sensor in the belt — as major pluses.

• According to Peloton specs, the treadmill has a compact footprint for its power, making it more “space-efficient” than many other high-speed treadmills.

• BarBend notes that the 3.0 HP motor and speed/incline range are competitive for a consumer treadmill, but also calls out how heavy it is, which makes it less portable.

• Consumer Reports points out that while the treadmill is well-built, the lack of built-in workout programs (without Peloton subscription) and no built-in fan may be drawbacks for some users.

• On the safety side, historical context: earlier Peloton treadmills had recalls, but newer models include Tread Lock and enhanced safety measures.

• Reddit users report some maintenance notes: the belt may need lubrication periodically, especially if it gets hot or shows signs of slipping. > “the belt … could get extremely hot … I measured > 100 degrees … if not lubricated.”

• Other users mention a minimum weight requirement: some say the treadmill doesn’t behave properly for very light users (e.g. under ~105 lb), though this depends on firmware or calibration.