Black Friday Peloton sale — don’t miss these 7 early deals

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Black Friday is the best time of year to buy discounted top-of-the-range fitness equipment from some of the biggest names in the game. And today, Peloton has blessed the internet with a generous bunch of Black Friday deals on some of our all-time favorite fitness equipment.

Last year we saw the original Peloton Bike go on sale for the lowest price we had ever seen in an early Cyber Monday deal, which was $1,145. That’s $300 down from its original price. This year, they've topped this by slashing $350 from the original price. We see this 24% offer as a pretty great deal to be rolled out before Friday.

This is just one example of the fantastic early Black Friday deals happening now. Below you’ll find what offers are available on the Peloton Bike+, Peloton Row, Peloton Tread and smaller workout accessories designed by this popular fitness brand.

Quick links: Peloton Black Friday deals

Peloton Glass Water Bottle: was $17, now $10 at Amazon
Peloton Yoga Block: was $30.00, now $15.00 at Amazon
Peloton Bike Mat: was $75, now $45 at Amazon
Peloton Bike: was $1,445, now $1,095 @Amazon
Peloton Bike+: was $2,495, now $1,995 @Amazon
Peloton Tread: was $2,995, now $2,695 @Peloton
Peloton Row: was $2,995, now $2,745 at Peloton

7 early Black Friday Peloton deals

Peloton Bike: was $1,445, now $1,095 @Amazon
With a 24% discount applied to the Peloton Bike, you’ll save $350 in this early Black Friday deal. The original Peloton Bike is designed to take your home workouts up a notch, with its compact design, adjustable features, and a 22-inch HD touchscreen that holds thousands of Peloton exclusive workouts. We can’t forget to mention, the ‘near-silent’ experience of this bike, making it a great fit for flat-sharers or nocturnal exercisers. You can also check this model out on the Peloton website here.

Peloton Bike+: was $2,495, now $1,995 @Amazon
The Peloton Bike+ is ranked number one in our roundup of the best exercise bikes. It features a slightly bigger screen than the Peloton Bike measuring up to 24 inches. Of course, it’s also got a HD touchscreen but the Bike Plus features an anti-reflective coating to improve your view if positioned near a window, and it has a 360-degree swiveling mount, allowing you to adjust it for a better view while cycling or swivel it around for floor workouts. You can also check out the deals on the Bike+ over at Peloton.

Peloton Tread: was $2,995, now $2,695 @Peloton
Our editor reviewed the Peloton Tread and labeled it the best treadmill option for those in need of the motivation that classes bring. If a standard run on the treadmill doesn’t cut it for you, the Peloton is a great match with various options to turn your indoor sessions into a hike or become a better runner with the interval and tempo run workouts. You can even charge your phone while you run using the USB-C charging port. Get yours now and save $300!

Is Black Friday a good time to buy a Peloton?

It’s no secret that Peloton products sit at the higher end of the price spectrum but many of their staple pieces of equipment consistently rank at the top end of our exercise roundups. Black Friday is an excellent time to shop for a Peloton, as you're likely to save hundreds of dollars, and this year the deals have started early.

Should I buy a Peloton now, or wait?

As Peloton has started its own Black Friday sale ahead of actual Black Friday, it's unlikely the Bike, Bike+ or Tread will get any cheaper. It's worth noting, the exercise machine deals listed above do not include a Peloton membership and this is something that must be purchased separately to benefit from the extra frills, such as guided workouts. Peloton's cheapest membership starts at $12.99 and its All-Access membership costs $44 a month (find out about all of Peloton's membership options here) but that accounts for your whole household. So, if your partner or roomie is also keen to use the machine, you could work out a better deal for yourselves by splitting the monthly cost.

If you choose to buy the Peloton Bike or Peloton Bike+ from the Peloton website instead of Amazon you will notice that Peloton has created some package deals that are also discounted in their early Black Friday deals. The packages include items like cycling shoes, a bike mat, light dumbbells, and a water bottle. Similar accessories are included in package deals for the Tread and Row machines.

If you're on the fence, remember these discounts are only available for a limited time. Plus, if you want to check out some more great deals happening over this early Black Friday period, take a look at these 5 early Black Friday running watch deals or these Asics running shoe Black Friday deals

Jessica is an experienced fitness writer with a passion for running. Her love for keeping fit and fueling her body with healthy and enjoyable food quite naturally led her to write about all things fitness and health-related. If she isn’t out testing the latest fitness products such as the latest running shoe or yoga mat for reviewing then she can be found writing news and features on the best ways to build strength, active aging, female health, and anything in between. Before then she had a small stint writing in local news, has also written for Runners World UK (print and digital), and gained experience with global content marketing agency, Cedar Communications.

Born and raised in Scotland, Jessica is a massive fan of exercising and keeping active outdoors. When at home she can be found running by the sea, swimming in it, or up a mountain. This continued as she studied and trained to become a PPA-accredited magazine journalist in Wales. And since working and living in London, she splits her time between weight training in the gym, trying new fitness classes, and finding scenic running routes. Jessica enjoys documenting this on her fitness-inspired Instagram page @jessrunshere where she loves engaging with like-minded fitness junkies.

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