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Portable Walking Pad: Right out of the box, no assembly required. Built-in front transport wheels make the walking pad portable and allow you to maintain a cardio routine anywhere, anytime even on rainy days, hot summers, winters, or any other bad weather. And compact design makes it easy to store in a small space at home or in the office. The 4.17” height makes it easy to place under a sofa or bed to save space
2 In 1 Under Desk Walking Pad Treadmill: There are 2 modes, it can be used as an under-desk treadmill when working and can be used as a walking pad when walking. 0.6-3.8 MPH Speed range allows you to walk or jog and also makes you customize your exercise intensity based on your physical condition and fitness goals
Treadmill with Powerful 2.5HP & Quiet Motor: Equipped with a 2.5 HP motor that makes the weight support up to 265 pounds, also provides enough power to support a variety of workouts, from light walking to jogging. While the others are only 2.0 or 2.25 HP. Our quiet treadmill, allows you to walk or run in the morning or evening without disturbing others, perfect for home and office
Longer Running Belt & Shock Absorption: With a new structural optimization, the running belt does not shift. The belt length is 35.5″, making the running distance longer. The belt width reaches 15 “, allowing walking more freedom. 6 silicone shock absorption to help absorb the shock of each step, reducing joint stress and minimizing the risk of injury. The 5-layer anti-slip running belt provides you with a comfortable sports Experience
Multi Function Display and Remote Control: The LED display clearly shows time, calories, steps, speed, and distance, grasps your exercise status in time, and makes your exercise data clear at a glance. Additionally, the speed can be conveniently adjusted using the remote control, adding to the overall convenience and safety of the treadmill
Professional Customer Service: Whether you encounter any problems before or after sales, you can contact us at any time, our professional customer team provides you with email in product guides and documents
hdvelasco –
Great walking pad for short folks
I’ve only used this a few times, but so far I’m very happy with it. It’s compact – narrow and not very long, but perfect for my shorter frame. I imagine it would be more difficult for taller people because their stride would likely span the length of the machine. My only complaint is that I wish the “beep” that occurs with each button push (start, pause, speed up, slow down) would be quieter.
Lexxc –
Awesome product
Love it, very easy to set up.. very useful I would recommend it to anyone.. just hoping it will last very long as it’s running really well so far and I only have it for less than a week now.. but besides that it’s a very good product.. 100% recommend it
Elvia Elizabeth Olvera –
Love it!
I love this. It took some time to get used to working while walking, but I got the hang of it. Now I get 6,600-8,800 steps by the end of a workday at my desk job when I work from home. It has helped me drop a lot of weight and meet my health goals. I personally like that it has 0% incline because I get enough of a workout with it this way. I don’t want to be too sweaty, in case I need to jump on a video call.I will have to start going into the office now, and I wish I could have one there, too. I think I’m going to insist on it because it’s for my health.A few of the minor downsides I’d like to mention:- I believe the calories burned will not be accurate for everyone since it doesn’t take your weight into account. My FitBit says I burned a lot less than the treadmill says.- When you press stop, your total miles and time go away, so I have to make sure to check it and write it down before I press stop.Overall, I’m so grateful for this product. I highly recommend it.
Ashley Catapano –
Love it for indoors, but short pad
I’ve had the product one week (will update as time goes on). I love it so far. I walk daily but with small kids and summers heating to over 100 degrees there are whole days (or weeks) where I get “no exercise” save for my daily chores indoors. I get stir crazy. I am looking forward to being able to get exercise inside but without the bulk and price of a treadmill. I love that this is portable (heavy but I can move it with a little grit), compact and discreet.There are two cons I noticed right off the bat: the cord is rather short. I’d like to position this facing my TV but I had to get an extension cord, which I’m not crazy about. It’s difficult to walk on if it’s not facing the TV head on. Without the bar for balance I can’t walk forward but look sideways. Secondly, the actual walking pad is a little short. I’m 5’3”, I don’t have a long stride but have almost fallen off numerous times. You have to be precisely in the middle at all times. I’m 38 and in good shape, attentive, athletic, so this hasn’t been *too* hard, but it’s a little jolt when I just about fall off the back inevitably every ten minutes. The specs are probably listed somewhere but the black pad is maybe 2.5’.I believe overall this will work for the 30-60 minutes a day I plan to walk! I’m happy.
Melissa Matthews –
Quiet and small enough for office.
I bought this for my office. It’s lightweight and I can easily move it when I want to store it under my desk. It’s not very loud at all. I have a lift desk, so I can easily work and walk at the same time.
Mary Bruce –
For Gina!
I bought this for my sister who said because I live in North Carolina I cant always get out. Yes she is over weight and I sent it to her as a gift! She is in love with this! Thank you!
Salm0nGrl –
Not that safe
It is quite wobbly, unsafe for use. Tried using this so I can safely get my steps inside the house.. but I almost fell a few times using this. You’re better off using a gym treadmill with safety bars or walking outdoors for fitness. The only good thing is that it is small.
Holly –
Mileage is Inaccurate
It gets the job done. I will note the the mph/speed is not accurate. At 2.5 it was probably more like 3.5. I also know that I walk 1 mile in 2100 steps. With my pedometer on, I walked 8400 steps and it claimed I only got 2.5 miles when for me 8400 steps is more or less 4 miles for me. So. Take take the mileage with a grain of salt. Make sure you have another way of tracking your steps. Other than that, gets the job done if you just wanna get your steps in.