Black Friday has quietly become the best time of year to upgrade your home gym, and 2025’s deals are the strongest I’ve seen yet. Retailers are slashing prices across folding treadmills, exercise bikes, rowers and recovery gear, making it far easier to build a serious workout setup without spending a fortune.
I've tried the brands below in the past, and even though I'd never say that Decathlon's £110 treadmill can be a like-for-like replacement for a Peloton, they are great value for money, especially for those at the beginning of their fitness journey.
If you’ve been meaning to get fitter at home or upgrade that clunky old machine gathering dust in the spare room, now’s the moment. These discounted machines give you more speed, more resistance and more features for far less than usual: now is the time to start chasing a stronger, healthier start to 2026!
Cheap Black Friday fitness sales
- JTX Fitness: up to £250 off treadmills, rowers, bikes, etc.
- Sweatband: up to £300 off Reebok, Echelon, and more
- Decathlon: Up to £100 off Domyos & Corength equipment
- Renpho: massage guns, smart scales, and more for less
- Mobvoi: up to 42% off folding and under-desk treadmills
- Argos: Up to £300 off Adidas, Opti and other treadmills
Treadmills
Exercise bike
Rowing machine
Fitness gadgets
Buying fitness equipment on Black Friday: what to look out for
Ensure the machine actually fits your room once assembled, has enough clearance around it, and (if it’s foldable) folds compactly when not in use.
You’re looking for sturdy frames, reliable motors (for treadmills/rowers), smooth motion and strong user-weight capacity. Check for guarantees, especially for parts and labour.
Don’t get sold on every “smart” feature if you’ll only use it for simple workouts. Think about what your goals are: cardio, strength, HIIT? Cheaper basics often suffice.
With big discounts, check return policies, warranty length and availability of service in your region. Finally, confirm the original price isn’t inflated, and compare deals across retailers to be sure you’re really getting value.
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