Peloton Equipment Is Up to $1,500 Off for Black Friday
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With Black Friday, Cyber Monday, and various other pre-holiday sales approaching, it's a good time to shop for anything-but with the new year on the way, it's an especially good time to shop for fitness equipment. Is 2026 the year you'll crush your health and wellness goals?
There is only one way to find out, and you can start off on the right foot by checking out Peloton's Black Friday sale, which can save you up to $1,500 on fitness equipment from the brand, including the upgraded Cross Training series of Bikes, Treads, and Rows.
Peloton's best Black Friday dealsWhat's included in Peloton's big sale? Here are your best bets:
The Cross Training Bike+ is $1,995 instead of $2,695, while a Starter Package that includes the Cross Training Bike+, a water bottle, cleats, a mat, and hand weights will run you $2,150 instead of $2,900 (or $2,390 instead of $3,100 if you want a foam roller and three more sets of weights).
A refurbished original Bike+ is $1,595 instead of $1,995.
The Cross Training Tread+ is $5,295 instead of $6,695 (or $5,485 instead of $6,935 or $5,605 instead of $7,105, depending on the Starter Package you want).
The Cross Training Row+ is $3,295 instead of $3,495 (or $3,475 instead of $3,725 or $3,670 instead of $3,970 if you're getting a Starter Package).
The Cross Training Bike is $1,395 instead of $1,695 (or $1,550 instead of $1,900 or $1,790 instead of $2,190 if you want the bundle).
A refurbished original Bike is just $695 instead of $1,145, which competes directly with the price you'd get if you bought a Bike on Peloton's resale marketplace, except this one has been factory refurbished, and those haven't.
A Cross Training Tread is $2,795 instead of $3,295 (or $2,985 instead of $3,535 or $3,105 instead of $3,705, depending on your bundle preference).
Each of the above also comes with a free month of All Access Membership, an additional $50 value. Moreover, accessories like cycling cleats, dumbbells, and mats are also marked down, some as low as 50% off. Finally, these deals are also reflected on the brand's Amazon storefront, so if you prefer to buy that way, go for it.
What to know about Peloton's different models before you buyIn October, Peloton overhauled its fleet, which is why you see "Cross Training" and "+" up in that list. If you're not sure what those words mean or how the new devices compare to the older versions (which, in the case of the Bike+ and Bike, are also on sale for Black Friday), I wrote a whole guide for you here.
Peloton Cross Training Series Bike+ $2,695.00 at Peloton Get Deal
Get Deal $2,695.00 at Peloton Basically, the new Cross Training series features comfort adjustments, like a better Bike seat, attached phone holders, and swiveling touchscreens so you can move more seamlessly from, say, a treadmill run to a floor stretch or lift. The + series includes all that as well as an AI component, which powers a movement-tracking camera designed to help you with your workouts.
I've played around with the new tech and do enjoy it, but I admit it's usually pretty pricey. These deals are a solid entry point if you've been wanting to upgrade or even just buy your first Peloton device. For what it's worth, even without a Cross Training or + series Bike, I am a daily user and couldn't imaging a morning without the Peloton app.
How long do Black Friday deals really last?Black Friday sales officially begin Friday, November 28, 2025, and run throughout Cyber Week," the five-day period that runs from Thanksgiving through Cyber Monday, December 1, 2025. But Black Friday and Cyber Monday dates have expanded as retailers compete for customers. You can get the same Black Friday sales early, and we expect sales to wind down by December 3, 2025.
Does Apple do Black Friday?Yes, Apple participates in Black Friday, though you may want to compare their sales with other retailers like Best Buy and Walmart. Apple is offering an exclusive $250 gift card for eligible purchases, but so far, the best Black Friday sale on an Apple product is the M4 MacBook on sale for cheaper than ever.
Does Amazon have Black Friday deals?Yes, Amazon has Black Friday sales, but prices aren't always what they seem. Use a price tracker to make sure you're getting the best deal, or refer to guides like our live blog that use price trackers for you. And if you have an Amazon Prime membership, make the most of it.
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