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WalkingPad Review The WalkingPad G5i might be the most innovative folding treadmill ever made. It is a full incline treadmill,

Buying guide A standing desk converter, also called a desk riser or sit-stand riser, sits on top of the desk

Walking pad review The Y1 does one thing no other machine in the Home Fitness Code range currently does: it

Walking pad review The Z3 is the quiet one. Its brushless motor is rated under 30 dB, the lowest figure

Folding treadmill review The Q8 is where the Home Fitness Code range stops being walking pads and becomes actual treadmills:

Treadmill review The Y3 exists for one reason: powered incline without a treadmill footprint. It pairs a quiet brushless motor

4.9 RunRank ★★★★★ NordicTrack’s £15,000 flagship. 5.0 CHP motor, 15.5 mph top speed, 32″ 4K touchscreen, and the largest deck

4.8 RunRank ★★★★★ Luxury home gym territory. 5.0 CHP motor, 32″ HD screen, and an oversized 60 × 157 cm

4.6 RunRank ★★★★☆ Everything the X16 does, plus a cinema-sized 24″ touchscreen. If you’re spending £3,000+ on an incline trainer,

4.5 RunRank ★★★★☆ Not a standard treadmill. The X16 is an incline trainer that reaches 40%, turning walking into a

4.4 RunRank ★★★★☆ The best mid-range NordicTrack. The 3.6 CHP motor matches the Commercial 1250, the 10″ tilting screen is

4.1 RunRank ★★★★☆ Same price as the T Series 5 but with a bigger deck (140 × 51 cm) and

4.4 RunRank ★★★★☆ The entry point to NordicTrack’s Commercial range. Decline training, a wider 55 cm deck, and the same

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