Weslo Treadmills
Last updated: October 2026.
Weslo is the entry-level treadmill brand from iFIT, the company behind NordicTrack and ProForm. Weslo treadmills are among the cheapest motorised treadmills from a major manufacturer, which makes them popular first treadmills.
Weslo models at a glance
| Model | Key specs | Best for |
|---|---|---|
| Cadence G 5.9i | 2.25 HP motor, 0–10 mph, 50″ deck, 2-position manual incline, 275 lb capacity | Walking and light jogging |
| Cadence G 3.9 | 1.0 HP motor, 0–8 mph, 16″ × 47″ belt, 225 lb capacity | Walking only |
| Older models (Cadence R 5.2, CardioStride) | Small motors and short belts | Second-hand walkers |
Specs are as published by the manufacturer at the time of writing. Models and prices change often, so confirm details on the retailer page before you buy.
Should you buy a Weslo?
A Weslo makes sense if you mainly walk, have a small budget and want a compact folding machine. The trade-offs are short belts, small motors and short warranties (often 1 year on the motor and 90 days on parts). If you plan to jog regularly, it is usually worth stepping up to a mid-range model. See our budget treadmill guide and treadmill buying guide. Many Weslo models are now discontinued but common second-hand; read our used treadmill tips and Weslo parts guide.
Frequently asked questions
Are Weslo treadmills good?
They are good value for walking. Their small motors and short decks are not suited to regular running.
Who makes Weslo treadmills?
iFIT (formerly ICON Health & Fitness), which also makes NordicTrack and ProForm.