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Ok sherbros.. so since the pandemic started, I haven't been going to my gym. I just don't feel comfortable with the idea of going there and using the same equipment as everyone else, much less going to a shared locker room.
SOOO I started working out at home for the past few months. For all the rage about Peloton.. I feel like NordicTrack's competing products are actually better AND a better value.
For instance if you compare the Nordictrack S15 and S22 studio cycles to the Peloton Bike and Bike +.. the Nordic Tracks have the Pelotons beat for features and price.
For starters you get a years membership to iFit.
Adjustable incline on Nordic track (both Peloton bikes lack this)
Trainer adjustable resistance and incline (Peloton bike lacks the trainer adjustable resistance)
Simulated trips around the world on IFit- you follow the trainers on real trails and the bike adjusts incline and resistance accordingly based on the terrain.
Savings of $400 to $500
TLDR don't bother with Peloton get a Nordic Track
PS the only feature I wish the NordicTrack had was the abilty to sync up iFit workouts with my Fitbit watch. I mean, I can tell my Fitbit I am spinning, but iFIt has more detail of the workout itself such as cadence, speed, etc.
SOOO I started working out at home for the past few months. For all the rage about Peloton.. I feel like NordicTrack's competing products are actually better AND a better value.
For instance if you compare the Nordictrack S15 and S22 studio cycles to the Peloton Bike and Bike +.. the Nordic Tracks have the Pelotons beat for features and price.
For starters you get a years membership to iFit.
Adjustable incline on Nordic track (both Peloton bikes lack this)
Trainer adjustable resistance and incline (Peloton bike lacks the trainer adjustable resistance)
Simulated trips around the world on IFit- you follow the trainers on real trails and the bike adjusts incline and resistance accordingly based on the terrain.
Savings of $400 to $500
TLDR don't bother with Peloton get a Nordic Track
PS the only feature I wish the NordicTrack had was the abilty to sync up iFit workouts with my Fitbit watch. I mean, I can tell my Fitbit I am spinning, but iFIt has more detail of the workout itself such as cadence, speed, etc.
