Used & Refurbished Commercial Gym Equipment
7 companies listed.
Companies selling remanufactured, refurbished and certified pre-owned commercial equipment, from specialist refurbishers to manufacturers' own programmes. Refurbished cardio typically sells for a fraction of new list price; see what commercial equipment costs.
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Colorado Cardio
Colorado, USA • Distributor
Used Gym Equipment
California, USA • Distributor
Woodway USA
Wisconsin, USA • Manufacturer
Global Fitness
California, USA • Distributor
Johnson Fitness & Wellness
Wisconsin, USA • Distributor
Technogym
Italy • Manufacturer
Pulse Fitness
UK • Manufacturer
Used, refurbished, remanufactured or certified pre-owned?
"Used" is sold as-is. "Refurbished" and "remanufactured" mean the seller has inspected, repaired and replaced worn parts, but the depth varies, so ask which parts were replaced (belts, decks, bearings, upholstery). "Certified pre-owned" usually means the original manufacturer did the work and backs it with its own warranty, as with Woodway Certified Renewal and Technogym Certified Pre-Owned.
Questions
Where can I buy refurbished commercial gym equipment?
From specialist refurbishers that rebuild machines in their own facilities, and from manufacturers' certified pre-owned programmes. Every company on this page sells refurbished or remanufactured commercial equipment; compare their warranties before buying.
What warranty should refurbished gym equipment have?
Ask for a written parts and labour warranty. Examples on this page include Woodway Certified Renewal treadmills at 2 years parts and 1 year labour, and Colorado Cardio's 1-year parts and labour warranty on refurbished cardio.
What do gyms do with old equipment?
Many trade it in or sell it to refurbishers when they upgrade, which is where much refurbished stock comes from. Refurbishers and some distributors buy used commercial equipment, so ask the companies on this page if you have equipment to sell.
How are companies ranked on this page?
By how much of each listing we could check: certificates found in issuer databases, documents on the company's own site, and published facts like minimums. Placement is never sold. See how we check listings.