Description
- Manual Incline with Tools: Effortlessly incline with one touch and switch in just 2 seconds; Compared to regular walking pad, 3% incline enhances fat burning efficiency by 30%; Tested for short workout; it provides a simulated hill-like experience
- Dual Shock Absorption Design: Incline walking pad includes 8 silicone shock absorbers and 5-layer running belt, offering knee protection and enhancing overall comfort; This design keeps the treadmill’s sound level below 40 db, ensuring no disturb
- Remote Control and LED Display: The magnetic remote control, stored in a compartment, helps prevent misplacement; The LED display shows real-time workout data, including distance, speed, time, and calories, allowing you to easily track your progress
- Powerful but Quiet Monitor: Equipped with 2.25 HP, supporting users weighing up to 265 lbs and offers a speed range of 0.6-4 mph, catering to both walking and jogging needs. Combined with the incline function, it enables more effective calorie burning
- Satisfactory Service: UREVO is dedicated to providing high-quality treadmills and after-sales service, and we promise to offer a one-year warranty. Consumers can contact us at any time, and we will provide satisfactory service to every customer
Amazon Customer –
The walking pad out of the box runs very smooth and is easy to maneuver and roll under the couch. quiet operation and its super nice to see distance calories steps and time displayed on the machine. the way it ramps up on start up and ramps down on shut off makes it easy to get going and also to stop. Build quality is great and the incline feet are sturdy.
Home Deep Peaux –
I like it, the belt is reasonably quiet, the speed is adjustable to 4.0mph which is practically a jogging pace, or a really brisk walk. Slowest is 0.6 which is like a very slow moping around speed, which is a great range. I am using this for under standing desk exerice while standing.
Can I type while using this… maybe I can, it’s gonna take a little bit of getting used to though. This is more jarring than moving your foot while standing on a fatigue mat. But it might be something I myself can get used to.
Not so good:
– the manual stand will lift the front off the wheel and stop you from easily moving the treadmill without tucking the manual stands in
– the manual says you have to store it flat. Not against a wall standing up to minimize floor space requirement during non use. No clue why that is.
Sharon Thomas –
I thought it had a power incline as I copied and pasted from an influencer that had this model with power incline. Fb lipping it over yo open two little legs is not what I wanted. . Description is very misleading…
susan salinas –
I recently purchased a walking pad to increase my physical activity. As I work from home and spend around 8 hours sitting, I realized that my sedentary lifestyle was unhealthy. The pad is a bit heavier than I anticipated, but it is still light enough to slide under my bed when not in use. I can also slide it under my desk and walk slowly during meetings, which is a great improvement in my life. The little legs to incline the machine are straightforward to use. This version of the pad comes with an app, which can help you track your progress. However, I prefer to use other methods to monitor my progress, so I don’t use the app much. But, the app is easy to use. I keep the remote on my wrist just in case I need to pause the machine and I’ve never had any issues with it. The setup took 5 minutes.
Ensar Uzicanin –
What I liked: I needed a walking pad for working from home. This allowed me to work and stay moving. The walking pad will make you a lor more focused on work because you are trying to maintain your balance as well as focus on the screen. Product wise I have been using it now for a few months and have not had any issues.
Where I can see some improvements made: The remote control feels really cheap like a kids toy. The place where you attach the remote does not sit cleanly. Basically visually when you put the remote on the walking pad it doesnt look good. The wrist band sticks out. I have noticed that the belt sometimes will move randomly when you go over 3.0 speed. I would not advise running or even jogging. I have lost my balance just walking on it because the belt would slip a little and I will have a mini heart attack but have yet to fall of it.
Things to keep in mind: This treadmill is very heavy. If you have to take this up some stairs good luck doing it alone. I walk in my socks so they will get worn out when you use them. The walking pad does get quiet hot so keep that in mind. I got this treadmill because of the incline but to be honest I dont notice much of a lift. I plan to put wood to give me more lift off the ground. It gets very dusty fairly quickly because the color black.
Ana de la Fuente –
BIG PROBLEM – Remote eats batteries. not sure why, but went thru 3 batteries within first 4 weeks. Worse remote ever, and what makes it worse it that you cannot use the walking pad without it. It would have been great if the unit had controls on the face such as to start/stop, increase/decrease speed, but its only on the remote, so I’ve learned to remove battery when not in use. Other than that works well, fits under my standing desk perfectly. Wished it could stand on edge for long term storage but instructions states no to. Seroiusly, great walking pad, allowing me to work and walk at the same time!!
Carrie –
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This was a “gift” to myself. I got it as a a supplement to my other workouts when I feel like I just need more steps in my day. I don’t typically like a traditional treadmill as my main form of exercise nor the space it requires. I’m able to store this walking pad under my bed and because it has wheels on the top of it, it’s easy to roll. It provides a very study walking surface and goes up to 4.0. This pad does not have hand rails, so I do have to be mindful of my balance. I like to put it in front of the TV and it makes the time pass quickly. It has a small remote that has a cord for your wrist that controls the power and speed. There is a digital tracker that tracks speed/distance/steps/time/calories. It’s a great supplement for me!