You can find an outstanding treadmill sale when most people aren't buying treadmills.
Considering people buy a treadmill for indoor use in bad weather, it's safe to assume that when the weather is nice and warm, treadmill sales go down.
Therefore it makes sense, and the fact is, that when the number of treadmill sales go down (i.
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demand decreases), treadmill manufacturers and retailers lower treadmill prices - aka, have a treadmill sale, in order to keep selling treadmills during the slow season, which is summer.
It's summer now, and there are some fantastic sales and deals to be had.
Summer is the time to find a treadmill sale.
Even though you may not use your purchase for several months, buying in the summer means you can save hundreds, or in some cases over $1,000 dollars(depending on the make and model) as a result of great treadmill sale.
A good reason in addition to saving money for buying in the summer is it takes a little while for the treadmill to arrive at your home.
Then add time for the potentially difficult and trying task of putting your treadmill together.
If you're like me, that box could sit in a corner for weeks.
Therefore, buying in the summer means more opportunity for a sale, and time enough to get it up and running when you will want to use it - which is when the weather turns.
Running on the pavement can be hard on feet, ankles, knees, hips and spine for some people.
If you find running on pavement for all runs taxing, then treadmills offer a way for lower impact running.
Treadmills these days feature cushioned elements that provide some "give" and "shock absorption".
Therefore, a treadmill can be a great workout machine year-around if you find pavement running hard on your joints.
For those of you who live in warm climates, then for you a treadmill may be desirable for the summer months.
Running in extreme heat takes its toll on even the most demanding athletes.
Therefore, if you prefer running in a climate-controlled environment, a treadmill is your solution.