Peloton Treadmill Appears To Nearly Swallow Child In Terrifying Video
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The toddler was able to escape, but dozens of similar incidents and one death have spurred regulators to issue a dire warning about the Peloton Tread+.
A toddler was pulled under a Peloton treadmill in a frightening video released by federal regulators Saturday to highlight concern over the fitness machines. (Watch the clip below, but be warned that some viewers may find it disturbing.) In the video, the boy approaches the machine with a ball and appears to get snagged on the conveyor belt as it passes under the walking platform. The belt drags the boy beneath the machine, and at one point his head is sharply forced back as the roller continues to pull him under. He eventually is able to escape.
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