Save $202 on the Echelon Connect Sport — a solid Peloton alternative
SAVE $202: As of Feb. 25, the Echelon Connect Sport is on sale for $397 at Walmart, which is 34% off its regular retail price of $599. This deal includes a 90-day free trial of the Echelon Premier Membership.
Whether you want to build up your endurance before peak outdoor cycling season returns or commit to a cardio routine that doesn't require leaving the house, the Echelon Connect Sport is a worthy pick. And for less than $400, it's easy on your wallet, too.
As of Feb. 25, the Echelon Connect Sport — a solid Peloton alternative — is on sale for just $397 at Walmart. You'll also get a free 90-day trial of an Echelon Premier Membership. (This item's previous low was $399 and only included a 30-day trial, so this is a very sweet deal.)
The bike has 32 resistance levels, a competition-style seat, adjustable pedal cages, and Bluetooth connectivity. But the Echelon Premier Membership really makes it shine. You'll get to explore thousands of on-demand and live fitness classes with expert instructors and broadcast directly to your device. You can ride along with friends and family, push towards your goals together, and track all kinds of metrics along the way.
The downside? There's no screen, so you'll have to provide your own tablet or phone.
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