The company
The brand that fits a track into a flat
We build for the spare corner, not the home gym.
Superun started from a plain observation: the people who most need to move during the day are the ones with the least floor to give up. So the machines are drawn around the room, not the other way round. Walking pads that slide under a sofa when the workday ends. Folding frames with a handlebar that stow flat against a wall. Decks that ask for a power socket and roughly the footprint of an ironing board.
What is on the floor right now
41 machines and add-ons across four lanes: bare walking pads, handlebar treadmills, belt-free cardio builds and the gear that keeps a home track livable. The steepest deck climbs to 12 percent, the fastest belt runs 10 mph, and 28 of the machines can line up for a PitPat app race.
Every number printed on this site comes off a spec sheet. Where a listing does not state a figure, the page says so instead of inventing one.
How buying works here
This site is our catalog: the specs, the comparisons and the notes we wish every treadmill page had. The buy buttons hand you to the store that takes the order, and payment, delivery and the paperwork all run on its rails. The price printed here is the figure we last checked; the live number at that checkout is the one that counts.
Talk to us
Sizing doubts, spec questions, a guide that got something wrong: the crew reads everything. For questions about an order already placed, start from the order page at the store that took it, since the order lives there and not with us.
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