Bowflex TreadClimbers for Sale
A TreadClimber uses two independent short belts, called treadles, that rise and fall as you walk. The motion feels like walking up a staircase without the jarring impact, which is why the machines are popular with users who want a hard workout at a walking pace.
All of the TreadClimbers on this page are remanufactured: belts, treadle hydraulics and drive components are inspected and replaced as needed, consoles are tested, and every unit is cleaned and repainted before it ships with our warranty.
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More About TreadClimbers
TreadClimbers are strictly walking machines — top speed is about 4 to 4.5 mph — so they suit users who want to build cardiovascular fitness and burn calories without running. Higher-numbered models (TC5000, TC10, TC20) add more resistance settings, heart-rate monitoring and better consoles than early TC1000 and TC3000 units.
Because the treadles are shorter than a treadmill deck, a TreadClimber fits where a full-size treadmill will not. Weight capacity is typically 300 lb; check the product page for the exact figure on each model. These machines are a good match for home gyms, senior living centers and PT clinics.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can you run on a TreadClimber?
No. TreadClimbers are designed for walking, with a top speed of around 4 to 4.5 mph. The elevated treadles make walking feel like a hill climb.
What is the difference between TC5000, TC10 and TC20?
The TC5000 is the classic model with 12 resistance levels. The TC10 and TC20 are later generations with updated consoles and resistance systems; the TC20 adds Bluetooth tracking and a wider treadle.
How much space does a TreadClimber need?
Roughly 55 inches long by 30 inches wide, plus clearance behind the machine. They are considerably shorter than a treadmill.