Aviron Adds Gamified Treadmill and Loadable Dumbbells to Lineup
Aviron’s new treadmill offers a new take on gamified fitness, complete with a 22″ inch HD touchscreen
Aviron is launching Loadable Dumbbells and a connected fitness treadmill, adding to the gamified fitness platform’s portfolio of rowers and Fit Bikes.
New and existing members can now sign up for early access to pre-order the gamified Aviron Treadmill, $2,499, which is slated to be delivered nationwide beginning early next year. A premium access membership starts at $24 per month, offering users unlimited access to content.
The treadmill offers users game modes, live races, scenic routes, and instructor-led classes, along with the ability to log into their popular streaming accounts such as Netflix, Disney+, Prime Video, Paramount +, Hulu, YouTube, and Max.
As for the specs of the Aviron Treadmill, the equipment features an ultra-low design that ensures a realistic experience, a max speed of 12.5 mph and incline adjustments up to 12.5%, six shock absorbers and a wide belt and a 22″ HD touchscreen to view content, progress tracking, and live leaderboards.
Aviron founder and CEO Andy Hoang noted that launching the Aviron Treadmill and loaded dumbbells is another significant moment in the company’s growth and evolution.
“As we continue on our mission to help everyday athletes build long-term healthy habits, we’re redefining what fitness looks like by incorporating gaming psychology with immersive game design across all major cardio modalities to make it fun and accessible for all,” he said. “By putting the emphasis on gamification and community through our live leaderboard features, users will be able to engage and crush their goals alongside other Aviron members. The treadmill will deliver the most authentic and unique fitness experience in the running space.”
While treadmill enthusiasts have to wait a bit, Aviron’s new Loadable Dumbbells are now available for purchase. Two thoughtfully designed sets are available, with the option to load dumbbells from 7.5 lbs to either 25 lbs ($299) or 45 lbs ($499).
Looking ahead to 2025, the Toronto-based Aviron plans to introduce standalone strength workouts to expand its content library.
“We’re excited to bring more unique programming to our platform by way of strength training while also enhancing our existing library by integrating more bootcamp-style content that seamlessly blends with the rower, bike, and treadmill,” Hoang added.
