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Sydney is the most populous city in Australia with millions of tourists coming each year to visit. The city is famous for its beautiful beaches, historical sites, entertainment scene, variety of restaurants and bars and natural areas like Sydney Harbour, the Royal National Park, Royal Botanic Garden and Hyde Park.

Whether you’re a footy fan, sailing enthusiast or love catching waves on your surfboard, you’ll find a great abundance of activities and sports in the city.

WHY CHOOSE TREADMILL FOR SALE SYDNEY?

Treadmill for Sale Sydney offers you the biggest range of products and gym equipment , including running machines, elliptical cross trainers, rowing machines and recumbent exercise bikes. Endurance Treadmills covers all suburbs in Sydney including Sydney CBD, Inner West, Eastern Suburbs, North Shore, Western Suburbs and others.

Endurance can be delivered to any address in Sydney, both commercial and residential - all deliveries come with a tracking number and phone number. Using a treadmill or exercise bike indoors makes it easier to stay fit and active.

TREADMILL FOR SALE SYDNEY: TOP-QUALITY TREADMILLS AT COMPETITIVE PRICES

POPULAR TREADMILL MODELS IN SYDNEY

✔ Endurance Bondi - A great walking pad that folds flat under the bed or goes in build in wardrobe - its a real space saver. Build muscle and fitness goals in your own home.

✔ Endurance Crossfit - Build Strength -compact size Great for walking, jogging

✔ Endurance SPT - This electric Treadmill is a medium size and great for running with auto incline, is foldable with wheels and comes with a built in tablet holder and apps that track all your progress over time. It has great shock absorbers and Measures Speed, Distance, Calories, Heart Rate, Intervals and will help you increase your weight loss and deliver excellent personal results.

✔ Endurance Attack - Workout in Style and performance ! large size deck with Heavy Duty Cushioning

POPULAR RECUMBENT EXERCISE BIKES IN SYDNEY

✔ Endurance Cardio - magnetic recumbent exercise bike- compact model

✔ Endurance Elite Fit Pro - recumbent exercise bike with inbuilt programs and touch screen and sold to physio's Australia wide

SYDNEY DELIVERY AND INSTALLATION SERVICE

Endurance also offers exercise equipment installation service in Sydney, with the assembly crew catering to all suburbs in Sydney and surrounding areas.

Sydney's Inner West, Eastern Suburbs, North Short and other towns like Newcastle, Wollongong, Central Coast can all be assembled.

GET THE BEST DEAL ON TREADMILL FOR SALE SYDNEY

We sell brand new models at wholesale prices and have a huge range of exercise machines from small deck sizes through to large sizes and even commercial grade treadmills, smart treadmills, walking treadmills, cheap treadmills, incline treadmills, foldable treadmills, anti gravity treadmills and alterg Cardio fitness Equipment - what size you need depends on how many people will be using it, how tall you are and the weight of the persons using it.

FREE TREADMILL DELIVERY TO ALL SUBURBS IN SYDNEY

EASY ORDERING FROM OUR SYDNEY STORE

We're extremely knowledgeable on treadmills and home gym equipment. We're always happy to answer any questions as it can be confusing with so many models and brands to choose from. We pride ourselves in providing the best quality service and treadmills with a full range of payment options available. We look forward to making you fitter and healthier.

To enquire about treadmills in Sydney, call us today for awesome customer service on 0422 467 630

Meet Allan Your Local Endurance Sydney Technician

Allan has been assembling and servicing treadmills,Fitness Equipment and Home Gyms Australia Wide for over 20 Years.
Starting out in Brisbane working for a large gym chain he was transferred to Sydney Staff and now helps Endurance Customers with assembly, repairs and advice and maintenance

Allans Top Treadmill Maintenance Tip:

''Dont press start button on your treadmill while standing on the belt. This places alot of load on a cold motor so stand on side rails and press start and when the belt starts moving step on the belt. This will ensure your treadmill motor lasts a long time !''

FAQS

1. How much does a good treadmill cost?

Treadmills can cost anywhere from $300 to $3,000. The price will depend on the brand, size, features, and quality.

2. How do I choose the right machine for me?

When choosing a treadmill, there are a few things you should keep in mind. First, consider your budget, fitness level and the treadmill features. Treadmills can range in price from a few hundred dollars to several thousand. Second, think about how often you will use the treadmill. If you are only going to use it occasionally, you may not need to spend as much as someone who plans to use it daily. Third, consider your fitness goals and if you have space issues do you need a folding treadmill ?

3. How do I know if fitness equipment is good quality?

There is no definitive answer to this question as it depends on a number of factors, such as your budget, speed range, the features you are looking for and the brand you prefer. However, there are a few things you can keep in mind when choosing a treadmill to ensure you get a good quality product. First, consider the price. A more expensive treadmill is not necessarily a better quality treadmill, but it is likely to have more features and be more durable.

5. Who has the best price on treadmills with excellent customer care?

The best prices on Endurance machines can be found at a variety of different websites such as Amazon.com.au. However, some sites will have better prices than others. Additionally, it is important to compare prices between different stores or websites before making a purchase. Some of the best places to find good prices on Endurance products in Sydney include Bunnings, Amazon, and homegymequipment.com.au.

6. Why is treadmill slipping?

A treadmill can slip due to a worn-out belt, lack of lubrication, or loose bolts or screws. Proper maintenance and regular lubrication of the belt can prevent slipping and ensure the treadmill runs smoothly. If the issue persists, it is recommended to seek assistance from a professional.

7. Why are treadmills so expensive?

Treadmills can be expensive due to several factors such as the quality of materials used in their construction, the complexity of their design, and the features they offer. However, it's important to remember that treadmills are a long-term investment in your health and fitness. While the upfront cost may seem high, the benefits of regular exercise on a quality treadmill can outweigh the initial expense in the long run.

FACTS

1. A treadmill is a device generally for walking or running or climbing while staying in the same place.

2. Treadmills were introduced before the development of powered machines, to harness the power of animals or humans to do work, often a type of mill that was operated by a person or animal treading steps of a treadwheel to grind grain.

3. The first treadmills were introduced in the late 18th century as a punishment device for prisoners in England.

4. The first electronic treadmills were developed in the 1960s.

5. Treadmills are used in physical therapy, especially for patients with lower limb disabilities.

6. They are also used in cardiac rehabilitation.

7. A treadmill test is a type of stress test that is often used to diagnose heart conditions and are used alot by personal trainers in most gyms.

8. Treadmills are an exercise machine also used for altitude training to simulate high-altitude conditions.

STATISTICS

1. The average cost of a treadmill is $1200.

2. The average weight is 80kg.

3. The average length is 1.5m.

4. The average width is 0.7m.

5. The average height is 1.2m.

6. The average speed is 10km/h.

7. The average incline is 15% and comes with pre set programs

8. The average warranty is 2 years.

9. The average life expectancy is 10 years.

10. The average number users is 10%.

BEST PLACES TO EXERCISE IN SYDNEY

Here are ten places in Sydney where you can exercise:

1. Sydney Opera House Forecourt - this iconic location has plenty of space to stretch out and do some calisthenics or yoga.
2. Bondi Beach - take a swim in the ocean or go for a run along the beach or use the fitness equipment in front of North Bondi Surf Club.
3. Centennial Park - this large park has plenty of trails for running and cycling, as well as open spaces for picnics and games and outdoor home gym equipment.
4. Sydney Harbour Bridge - take a walk or run across the bridge for a great workout with a spectacular view.
5. Royal Botanic Garden - this peaceful garden has a number of walking trails and is a great place to do some outdoor yoga or tai chi.
6. Sydney Olympic Park - with its numerous sports facilities and open spaces, this is a great place to play a game of basketball or go for a jog.
7. Manly Beach - in addition to swimming and surfing, this beach has a seaside promenade perfect for a morning jog and a range of outdoor fitness equipment.
8. Taronga Zoo - take a walk through the zoo and get some exercise while enjoying the sights and sounds of the animal kingdom.
9. Domain Creek Walk - this scenic walk through the Royal Botanic Garden offers a gentle incline and a peaceful setting for a walk or run.
10. The Rocks - this historic neighborhood has a number of narrow streets and staircases that are perfect for a challenging workout.

Excellent Treadmill Experience – Great Value for Money

I had a fantastic experience purchasing this treadmill. The sales team was extremely patient and provided thorough explanations to help me choose the right model. Delivery was fast and the packaging was secure—everything arrived in perfect condition. The treadmill itself feels safe, sturdy, and easy to use. It’s also stylish and runs smoothly. For the price, the quality is outstanding—truly great value for money. After-sales service has been very helpful and responsive as well. Overall, I’m very satisfied and highly recommend it!

New Treadmill

I worked my old treadmill until it wouldn't go any more. Lets see how long I can run this one.

Couldn't be happier!

Easy and reliable company to purchase from. The treadmill works great and was very easy to put together. Highly recommend Endurance Treadmills!

Quick Delivery

Ordered some maintenance supplies - easy to order and delivered promptly - just what you want.

Endurance SPT 1 year ownership review

This review is for the Endurance SPT after 1 year of ownership.

I'll start by saying the online support prior to delivery was excellent. Our treadmill was purchased just prior to Christmas 2023 whilst on sale through Endurance's official Amazon shop. We were departing for holidays within a few days and were in the predicament of possibly having the treadmill delivered whilst being away. We reached out and their support was very good and responsive, and were able to organise from memory a next day delivery (we live in Sydney).

The treadmill is a medium size and weight, giving it a solid enough feel in build quality and stability, however remaining light enough to be easily moved around by myself or wife if needed. As other reviews may have mentioned, set up may be quite difficult if done alone, however instructions and steps are itself easy.

Here are my likes, dislikes, and observations from the last year of ownership.

Likes:
User interface - simple as a treadmill should be with large buttons as well as controls on the handles
Running belt - made of a hard-wearing plastic material which provides plenty of grip however also won't cause friction burns on intermittent skin contact (safer with children)
Form factor - Being able to fold up the treadmill and move it around the house is great
Speed and incline options - More than enough settings for 99% of the population
Finish - The materials used and the coatings on the frame are good quality and show almost no wear from a year of use

Dislikes:
Heartrate sensors - Located on the handles, these sensors are probably only for those continuously walking. They take too long to establish a reading (e.g. walking after conducting a run)
Lack of waterproofing - This may sound silly, however I myself generate a lot of sweat during a run, and there are a couple vulnerable points on the treadmill where water/sweat may ingress. These include the speed/incline adjustment buttons on the handles, the usb port, and the speakers. This vulnerability is serious enough that even after a wipe down after every use, I have had an instance where the treadmill was unable to turn on for multiple days in a row due to this. To combat this I now have to drape a towel over the whole upper section of the treadmill when in use by myself.

Other observations:
Size of the track - I am 175cm tall and find the track a perfectly adequate size for running. I would still say the track size does initially take getting used to and you will find yourself consciously aware of the sides and end of the track, however this is no longer a factor.
Somewhat limited quick-select speeds - I think more space on the interface should be dedicated to adjusting the speed and less controlling the incline. Quick-select buttons on the screen interface only go up in speeds of 2km/h up to 10km/h which can mean constantly holding down the increase button for a short while if you want to run at speeds greater than 10km/h (only increases in increments of 0.1km/h per press).
Pricing - I think at the time whilst on sale, this treadmill was a very good purchase and great value, however whilst writing this review there are currently some other comparable treadmills which I would say are very competitively priced.