Horizon Fitness takes 7% off cardio equipment for verified first responders, and the code comes through ID.me. Horizon’s own discount page says it, and ID.me’s Horizon Fitness listing shows 7% off for first responders too, so the two sources agree.
Horizon sells treadmills, bikes and ellipticals. That page shows machines such as the 7.0 AT Treadmill and the 7.0 IC Bike, and its shop menu lists the Studio Series and Go Series treadmills along with recumbent and upright bikes. The 7% applies to a cardio purchase, which is how Horizon puts it, so the page is aimed at someone building a home setup around a treadmill or bike, not buying weights.
How To Get The Horizon Fitness First Responder Discount
- Open Horizon’s discount page.
- Use the button on the page to verify your status. Horizon names first responder among the groups that can do this.
- Verify with ID.me. Horizon says the offer is only available to ID.me customers that have successfully validated their enrollment.
- Take the coupon code you receive and use it at Horizonfitness.com or Horizonfitness.ca. Horizon says the promo code must be obtained and used there.
If you’re ordering for the first time, do the verification before you fill your cart, so you have the code ready at checkout.
The Fine Print
Horizon’s terms on the page are short and worth reading before you order. The offer is valid only on the price of the equipment and doesn’t include shipping. It excludes all previous purchases, so a machine you’ve already bought won’t qualify retroactively, and it can’t be combined with other offers. Horizon also says all offers are subject to availability and may change at any time.
Because the code can’t be combined with other offers, a sale price on the same machine and this code don’t stack. Compare the sale price with the 7% price and take whichever one is lower.
Who Qualifies, According To ID.me
Horizon doesn’t define “first responder,” so ID.me’s own eligibility article is the one to read. It lists EMTs at the basic, medium or advanced level, plus paramedics and flight nurses; firefighters, whether career, volunteer or retired; law enforcement, including federal, state, local and campus police officers (active and retired), sheriff’s deputies, state troopers and corrections officers; federal agents from agencies such as the FBI, the DEA and the U.S. Marshals Service; and 911 dispatchers for select offers only. The article doesn’t say whether this offer counts dispatchers, so check before you count on it.
It’s just as specific about who doesn’t qualify. Nurses, doctors and other medical professionals aren’t considered first responders unless they’re specifically listed, such as a flight nurse or paramedic. The article also names ambulance drivers (unless you can document being an EMT or paramedic too), CERT team members, security officers, search and rescue team members and volunteer police reserves among the roles that aren’t eligible.
Q&A
Q: How much is the Horizon Fitness first responder discount?
A: Horizon’s page says to save 7% on a Horizon Fitness cardio purchase.
Q: Who verifies me?
A: ID.me. Horizon says the offer is only available to ID.me customers that have successfully validated their enrollment.
Q: Does it cover shipping?
A: No. Horizon says the offer is only valid on the price of equipment and doesn’t include shipping.
Q: Can I use it with another offer?
A: No. Horizon says it can’t be combined with other offers.
Q: Where do I use the code?
A: Horizon says the promo code must be obtained and used at Horizonfitness.com or Horizonfitness.ca.
Q: Which other cardio brand discounts first responders?
A: NordicTrack verifies first responders through GovX. See our NordicTrack first responder discount page.
More Information:
Horizon’s offer can change, so confirm it on Horizon’s page before you order. For more gear and wellness savings, browse our health and fitness discounts.
