Walking Pad Treadmill with Handle Bar,7.5 MPH Under Desk Treadmill with Incline 300 lb Capacity,Folding Portable Walking Treadmill for Office Under Desk,Running Treadmill Foldable with 12 Programs
$ 179.99
Price: $179.99
(as of Mar 30, 2025 22:38:26 UTC – Details)
Product Description
2-IN-1 WALKING PAD TREADMILL WITH HANDLE BAR 
2-IN-1 WALKING PAD TREADMILL WITH HANDLE BAR: The foldable design allows for both walking (0.6-2.5 MPH) and running (0.6-7.5 MPH) modes to meet all your fitness goals, satisfy all your healthy goals either walking for achieving 10,000 a day or running for losing weight.
ADJUSTABLE INCLINE WALKING PAD: Unlike other flat walking pad treadmill, our walking pad with incline could have you burning more calories efficiently at the same period!
12 BUILD-IN-PROGRAMS: Never get bored with our pre-set workout programs foldable treadmill, which Caters to all your fitness needs, whether working from home or the office!
2 WAYS OF CONTROL: Have you encountered a situation in which you can’t find the remote control to control your under desk treadmill? Don’t worry, we also provide the panel control to using our treadmill at your fingertips.
SAFETY ALWAYS COMES FIRST: Security lock always protects you from tripping. If any emergency happens, unplug the safety lock, and running treadmill will be paused
8 reviews for Walking Pad Treadmill with Handle Bar,7.5 MPH Under Desk Treadmill with Incline 300 lb Capacity,Folding Portable Walking Treadmill for Office Under Desk,Running Treadmill Foldable with 12 Programs
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Jennifer –
Exactly what I wanted!
I wanted a smaller treadmill and this fit the bill. I have it sitting in my living room so it reminds me to get on it and it’s quiet enough that it doesn’t bother my husband when we are watching tv. The size is perfect for small spaces.
Guykohler –
Tread review
Dislike fact that the tread has a tendency to shift causing pad to tear
Mami –
Good prices
Love everything
Rissa Lucius –
Best purchase
Love it
Wala Wala –
Horrible Quality – Stopped Working
It was supposed to be an Awesome gifting experience and the person I gifted to loved it. A Family member but shortly I got a feedback that it stopped working and would not start. They tried and tried , but nothing. They than paid $50 for someone to come and look at it and unfortunately was told the motor is no longer working and would not be worth trying to repair it. So they ended up throwing it out in the garbage. Horrible Quality
Mel See –
The belt gives me some cause for concern.
Pros: Relatively lightweight Has wheels on one end to make it easier to move Cord is detachable Short enough to be able to tuck away. Measures time, distance, and kind of measures steps. Comes with remote to start and stop as well as increase and decrease speed. Has a separate power button so that I donât have to worry about accidentally bumping the remote and turning it on. Cons: I am a little concerned about the belt staying in place. By the end of day 2 it had worked itâs way over to the side. So far itâs still usable, but based on past experience, I know that I do not want to argue with a treadmill that has a belt that likes to move around. Been that. Done that. Didnât like it at all. I will try to post an update on that later. The step measurements are a little bit questionable. They seem to be more of an approximation rather than an exact measurement.
Kelly S. –
Nice compact and easy to store
Walking Pad Treadmill arrived packaged nicely and in perfect condition. The treadmill is well made with quality materials. Set up is very easy and you can use the included remote control or an app on your phone. It is easy to store and designed not to take up too much space. The smaller size does take a little getting used to after using gym sized treadmills, but once you have used it a few times, it’s great. The track runs smoothly and there is a decent incline. Its very impressive for such a small unit. The app offers several different workouts and will track your progress. Its a great machine that can be easily stored away.
Jacki Wilson –
Treadmill with a small footprint
Back in the days when I was running, I had a really nice (and big) treadmill that helped me train. As I have gotten older and my knees have gotten worse, I have given up running and transitioned to walking. I did not need the big treadmill any longer so I gave it to a friend who has more use for it. However, there are still days when it is too hot, cold or rainy for me to walk outside. This treadmill is great for days like that (or evenings when I don’t have time during the day for my outdoor walk) and it doesn’t take up the space that a traditional treadmill does. The remote control and app are great and easy to use. The LED display is easy to see. It comes fully assembled and just needs 2 stoppers added on the bottom. The wheels make it easy to move around. If your bed or sofa has enough clearance, the low profile of the treadmill allows you to store it there and out of the way until your next use. Even though it is small, it is not a flimsy machine and should meet most of your home gym needs.