The NordicTrack S22i lands about $850 cheaper over three years with a year of iFit, and adds -10% to +20% incline the Peloton can't. The Peloton Bike has the bigger live-class community and the slicker app. It comes down to incline training and lower running cost against the class experience.
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| Spec | Peloton Bike | NordicTrack S22i |
|---|---|---|
| Bike price | $1,595 | $2,499 |
| Subscription | ~$58/mo | ~$39/mo |
| Incline/decline | None | -10% to +20% hardware |
| Build & parts | Solid | Sturdier components |
| 3-year cost | Higher | ~$600 less |
The Peloton Bike is $1,595, the NordicTrack S22i $2,499. Over three years the NordicTrack still lands about $850 cheaper, with a year of iFit and a lower monthly plan.
The S22i adds -10% to +20% incline the Peloton can't, on sturdier components. For varied training that hardware matters.
The Peloton has the bigger live-class community and the slicker app. It comes down to incline training and lower cost against the class experience.
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