These Peloton Bikes, Treadmills, and More Are up to 33% Off on the Last Day of Prime Day

Prime Day is June 23 to 26, and Lifehacker is sharing the best sales based on product reviews, comparisons, and price-tracking tools before it’s over. 

There’s a reason Peloton is the leader in at-home spin classes. Its bikes are solidly built, its instructors are charismatic, and the platform has plenty of features and fun diversions. If you’ve been meaning to give a Peloton a try—or upgrade your equipment—Prime is a great time to do so.

Peloton’s current models are all in what’s called the Cross-Training line, which replaced the original Bike and Bike+ in 2025. We have an explainer here about what’s changed: The Bike now has a swiveling screen, the Bike+ has a fan, a camera, and voice controls, and the Tread and Tread+ have similar upgrades. All of the Cross-Training equipment has gotten significant tech upgrades, like faster processors and better speakers.

As a reminder, Peloton equipment requires a $49/month All-Access subscription to get its full functionality, including streaming classes, but also just to sync your workouts to your Peloton account. If that’s not in your budget, you may want to consider one of the other brands of cardio equipment that are also on sale this Prime Day. But if you’re interested in Peloton gear specifically, let’s dive into the deals that are currently available.

Prime Day deals on Peloton Bikes

The Cross-Training Bike is $1,295, down from $1,695, or 24% off. This is the lowest price the Cross-Training Bike has ever sold for according to price-tracking tools, matching its price from the 2026 Big Spring Sale.

The Cross-Training Bike+ is on an even steeper discount: $1,795, down from $2,695, for a savings of 33%. This is an all-time low according to trackers; I’ve never seen the Cross-Training Bike+ at this price. It’s only $100 more than the regular price for the non-plus version of the Bike. That’s an excellent deal.

Prime Day deals on Peloton Treads

While Peloton is best known for its bikes, the treadmills are also a favorite. If you have an All-Access subscription, it allows you to connect one bike and one treadmill (and one rower, too, for what that’s worth), so if you love the Peloton ecosystem and have the space and money to double up, it may be worth getting a Tread as well.

The Cross-Training Tread is $2,695, down from an original price of $3,295, meaning it’s 18% off. The Tread has speed and incline settings like any other treadmill (with an incline that goes up to 12%) but also gets Peloton’s streaming content, where instructors lead classes from their own treadmill. (There is also a Tread+ with a 15% incline, but it’s not part of the sale.)

Prime Day deals on Peloton accessories

You can do Peloton strength workouts with any dumbbells you like, but the instructors will be demonstrating with Peloton’s own branded dumbbells, which have an iconic square shape. If you’d like to use the same ones, they’re on sale today, too: $44 for a five-pound pair, all the way up to $105.17 for a 25-pound pair. Depending on which you choose, you’ll save at least 20%.

Shoes are also on sale: these Altos are $55.21, which is more than 60% off the original price. (You definitely want a good pair of cycling shoes.) A mat to go under your Bike (to protect the floor and catch sweat) is $47.48. There’s more, including apparel like Peloton-branded leggings and sports bras: Here’s the full list of deals on Peloton’s Amazon store..

Looking for something else? Retailers like Walmart and Best Buy run Prime Day-style sales that are especially useful if you don’t have Amazon Prime.