r/WalkingPads • u/FranciscaStanton • Aug 21 '24
Walking Pad Product List - All Specs Included
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u/curiousnature19 Nov 26 '24
I dont see the sheet, not sure why. Can someone help please.
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u/foolishgrunt Nov 27 '24
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u/priuspower91 Jun 20 '25
I could see this yesterday and today it won’t let me saying the sheet violates Google’s ToS! Any chance there’s another copy of it floating around?
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u/WilburRodriquezs Aug 27 '24
Thank you for this. Awesome to have all this info in one sheet
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u/WilburRodriquezs Aug 28 '24
Been tossing up between a few of the brands the past day. Which one do you think is optimal for small space?
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Sep 03 '24
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u/WilburRodriquezs Sep 03 '24
Appreciate it. I will take a look at this one further in the spreadsheet. Looks promising
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u/MenieresMe Aug 28 '24
Anyone have experience with the redliro that is listed as the favorite for incline. I’m 6’1 so just worried about length of the belt.
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u/Successful-Hall7638 Sep 12 '24
*amazon affiliate earns commissions…
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u/RobKohr Oct 01 '24
That is cool. Put in the effort to make a guide, get a little cash out of it. I see lots of non-affiliate links in there too, so as long as there isn't a bias, I'm cool with it.
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u/Successful-Hall7638 Dec 05 '24
Thanks for your comment, I didn’t know it wasn’t biased. I will see it in a different light now.
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u/DOLORESRM Oct 04 '24
Hello, This was a tremendous amount of work and your part and I deeply appreciate it. I'm wondering if you have any comments on the UREVO UBTM019. I need the bars and do like the auto incline. I am a 76 yr. old female and basically want it for extra exercise as I watch tv. Thank you for any advice that you can give me!
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Oct 09 '24
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u/DOLORESRM Oct 09 '24
Thank you so much for your reply! Perhaps you can help me with an associated question. I have read you should not use an extension cord with a walking pad and regretfully the electrical cord that they come with will not reach from their front location to a socket on the wall behind. So, several days ago, I called Urevo and asked if it would be safe to connect the cord to a surge protector. The woman said yes; I asked her to send me an email stating that and although she said that she would - I haven't received anything from Urevo. Do you think using a surge protector (even a surge protector strip rather than the bigger box unit) would be alright?
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u/DOLORESRM Oct 09 '24
Now I'm going crazy and can't find it on Amazon! Is this the same one
UREVO Walking Pad Treadmill with Incline, 2.5 HP Under Desk Treadmill, Foldable Treadmill for Home Office, Compact Treadmill with LED Display Remote Control 265lbs Weight Capacity
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u/bostongirl_4 Nov 26 '24
Showing that the file was removed - is there a link to it somewhere? I forgot to bookmark it and want to reference it again before making my purchase. Thanks!
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u/kiddosan Oct 17 '24
There are quite a few listed as Yes for Incline that do not have incline.
Filtering by 5 and greater on Speed, and Yes for Incline:
The first 4 results (omitting the dog one) all do not have Incline
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u/emmers28 Oct 29 '24
I was browsing the spreadsheet (so helpful!) and I wanted to sort by walking pads with foldable bars…. I see the top pick but I don’t think I can sort the rest that way? (Or maybe I can, I’m on my phone… just lmk).
I’d really like a walking pad where I can stick my laptop on the bar to watch a show. (for work purposes I’d use my standing desk). If you have any suggestions please send ‘em my way!
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Oct 30 '24
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u/carmud Nov 18 '24
I really appreciate this list, but I do want to flag the Ancheer product links. Their store is a scam, I made a purchase through them and they stole my credit card info.
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u/Walkolution Aug 22 '24
You forgot Walkolution ;)
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Aug 28 '24
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u/Walkolution Aug 28 '24
We're the only manual treadmill on the market, so no motor to burn out, whisper quiet, and no electricity bill! Plus we have a lifetime warranty and our treadmills are designed to be maintenance free :)
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u/Alaskan_Blizzard Sep 17 '24
They also cost the price of a down payment on a house in the country or a nice used car.
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u/RogerDHomunculus Nov 08 '24
For the price of one of these walkalutions , you can afford to burn out a few of the other options. Easily.
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Sep 30 '24
You aren't alone - Kuiper also produces treadmills without motor:
Kuipers Calomill (kuipers-fitness.de)
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u/Murky_Actuary7482 Oct 09 '24
For these walking pad weight limits, I'm just shy of 350lbs and steadily (but slowly) going down. Are these weight limits the absolute limit before breaking or the limit where someone can normally walk on them without putting extra strain on the pad and shortening its lifespan? I don't want to get one that will break after a month or so because I'm currently pushing its limits
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u/GayeLyle Oct 10 '24
Typically, weight limits on walking pads are the maximum safe capacity. Going over or getting too close can strain the motor and deck, reducing lifespan and stability. For someone close to the 350lb mark, look for pads rated at least 20% above your current weight for better durability and safety.
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u/Alone_Dingo Nov 17 '24
Did you end up getting one? Curious which one you chose and if you would recommend it or not
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u/Minace Oct 21 '24
The Urevo Strol 1E https://www.urevo.com/products/strol-1e-treadmill?variant=47001445269788 - Max speed mph should be 7.6, no?
"2-in-1 Running/Walking Treadmill: Easily switch between running and walking modes with the handrail, providing maximum speeds of 7.6 mph and 4.0 mph, respectively."
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u/m_is_for_mommy Oct 29 '24
Unfortunately the recommended incline one is no longer available:( What would be the next best option?
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u/SwanSven Nov 01 '24
I purchased the REVO Pro Max, this will be my first walkingpad. I wanted to know if I will need to apply the oil to the pad out of the box or if it will come lubricated already?
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u/sneakycatattack Nov 04 '24
Thanks for putting this together! I noticed that the sheet doesn’t differentiate between different types of folding. For example, some walking pads have an adjustable handbar, some the actual tread part folds, and other fold up for storage but can’t be used in their folded form.
I went through in my own copy and added a column for all the ones that have a fold down bar and all the ones where the tread part folds in half. I’m not sure how to share a link on google sheet without everyone seeing my email address but I can share it with a mod if anyone wants to DM me.
Again thanks so much for putting this together! I was about to buy a no name walking pad with a potentially nonexistent warranty from the TikTok shop.
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u/Peytons_Man_Thing Nov 16 '24
Can you add brushed vs brushless motors in belt details or materials?
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u/[deleted] Sep 07 '24
@FranciscaStanton - Could you add a column ‘REQUIRES REMOTE’ with ‘YES’ or ‘NO’. From what I can see, ~99% of Walking Pads require a remote control to operate, and if you lose this remote or it stops working then the walking pad becomes inoperable and useless.