Fitness Superstore is having an up to £1,000 off Black Friday blowout – here are my favourite folding treadmill deals for small spaces

Bid savings to be made on compact folding treadmills at Fitness Superstore right now

Body Power folding treadmill on yellow background
(Image credit: Body Power)

There are only three things certain in life: death, taxes, and the fact that the good people of the UK prefer folding treadmills over full-sized running machines. I suppose it’s down to the tiny homes we live in, which naturally rules out monster home-gym equipment.

See all folding treadmills in Fitness Superstore's Black Friday Sale

Fitness Superstore’s Black Friday 2025 Price Promise means you can shop without worrying about missing a better deal later in the sale. If you buy something between 13 November and 2 December and the price drops afterwards, the retailer will refund the difference.

Volta VT10 Folding Treadmill
Save £250
Volta VT10 Folding Treadmill: was £699 now £449 at fitness-superstore.co.uk
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The Volta VT10 is a lightweight folding treadmill with a 1.5 HP motor, 12 km/h top speed, 15 levels of incline and 15 programmes. Compact proportions make it easy to slot into smaller homes.

ProForm Carbon TL Folding Treadmill
Save £350
ProForm Carbon TL Folding Treadmill: was £999 now £649 at fitness-superstore.co.uk
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The Carbon TL offers dependable day-to-day performance in a streamlined folding frame. It delivers smooth operation, simple controls and quick storage, making it a practical choice for anyone tight on space.

NordicTrack T Series 7 Folding Treadmill
Save £450
NordicTrack T Series 7 Folding Treadmill: was £1,199 now £749 at fitness-superstore.co.uk
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The T Series 7 brings NordicTrack’s solid build quality to a space-saving design. It folds easily, runs smoothly and suits a wide range of home workouts without dominating the room.

JKFitness Aerowork 890 Folding Treadmill Desk
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JKFitness Aerowork 890 Folding Treadmill Desk: was £1,899 now £899 at fitness-superstore.co.uk
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The AeroWork 890 blends a treadmill and workstation with a 2.7 HP motor, 16 km/h speed and 12% incline. It lets you stay active while working and folds down cleanly after use.

Bowflex BXT8Ji Folding Treadmill
Save £800
Bowflex BXT8Ji Folding Treadmill: was £1,799 now £999 at fitness-superstore.co.uk
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The BXT8Ji combines a generous 51 × 152 cm running deck with a folding mechanism, 20 km/h top speed and 15% incline. It delivers full-treadmill performance while still packing away when space matters.

Buying folding treadmills on Black Friday: what to look out for

Buying a folding treadmill on Black Friday can be a smart move, but it’s worth knowing what separates a good deal from a regret purchase.

Start with the basics: motor power, running deck size and top speed. A stronger motor delivers smoother performance, especially if you plan to run rather than just walk, while a wider, longer deck gives you more confidence at higher speeds.

See all folding treadmills in Fitness Superstore's Black Friday Sale

Some treadmills fold manually, others use assisted lift systems that make storage much easier, especially in smaller UK homes. Check the footprint both folded and unfolded to make sure it genuinely fits your space.

Black Friday listings often emphasise “max incline” and “number of programmes”, but the more practical metric is overall stability. Heavier treadmills tend to feel more secure, even if they take up slightly more room.

Also pay attention to warranty length, after-sales support and delivery setup. Some retailers offer room-of-choice delivery or assembly, which can save serious hassle. Watch out for price promises: if a retailer refunds the difference if the price drops again, you can buy early in the sale without worrying you mistimed it.

Matt Kollat
Section Editor | Active

Matt Kollat is a journalist and content creator who works for T3.com and its magazine counterpart as an Active Editor. His areas of expertise include wearables, drones, fitness equipment, nutrition and outdoor gear. He joined T3 in 2019. His byline appears in several publications, including Techradar and Fit&Well, and more. Matt also collaborated with other content creators (e.g. Garage Gym Reviews) and judged many awards, such as the European Specialist Sports Nutrition Alliance's ESSNawards. When he isn't working out, running or cycling, you'll find him roaming the countryside and trying out new podcasting and content creation equipment.

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