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id: "entity-peloton"
type: "entity"
source_timestamps: ["§ Be prepared for meaningful exploration"]
tags: ["brand-example", "fitness"]
related: ["claim-long-time-gains-enable-deep-exploration"]
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canonicalName: "Peloton"
aliases: []
sources: ["commercial"]
sourceVaultSlug: "hbr-seg-commercial"
originDay: 5
articleStem: "hbr-foci-66-customers-willing-try-new-tech"
sourceUrl: "https://hbr.org/2025/11/research-when-are-customers-willing-to-try-a-new-technology"
sourceTitle: "Research: When Are Customers Willing to Try a New Technology?"
---
# Peloton

**Peloton** is cited as a brand whose usage surged during the pandemic because consumers finally had the *hours to commit* to the meaningful exploration and physical routine the product requires (see [[claim-long-time-gains-enable-deep-exploration]]).

A quintessential 'macro [[concept-found-time|found-time]]' beneficiary — it demands a longer [[concept-curiosity-window|curiosity window]] than any micro-moment nudge.

**Enrichment context:** canonical at *onepeloton.com*; connected-fitness platform that reported strong Covid-era growth in subscriptions and usage as consumers shifted to at-home exercise.