Following a monthslong delay, Peloton said a less expensive version of its treadmill is finally set to debut in the United States next week.
Priced at $2,495, the redesigned Tread machine will go on sale in the U.S., Canada and the U.K. on Monday.
Priced at $2,495, the redesigned Tread machine will go on sale in the U.S., Canada and the U.K. on Monday.over safety concerns, after a child was pulled under the Tread+ and killed. Users also reported the touch screen falling off the Tread.that were sold in the U.S. ahead of an official launch that was supposed to take place May 27, which would have been shortly after the recall.
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