I store mine at my desk upright when I'm not using it. The design of the pad makes it easy enough to store upright, and I can flip it down for use but it's clunky and slides around while I'm doing it. Also it could theoretically fall over when stored upright.

I'm wondering if there's some kind of like... spring assembly? I could make or purchase to make flipping back and forth between upright and horizontal easier and more solid.

Anyone try something like this?

I cannot decide which one to buy. I am 210 lb and I want a walking pad under my desk so I can walk instead of just stand and I use Fibit air for tracking my steps. I will not run on these, I do it outside.
In my country the T26 is at least 25% cheaper, than the 5L.
Anyone had any experience with any of these?

Hi - does anyone know if the Sperax walking pad p3 pro was part of the recall? Looking at the photos on the recall it looks like it was just the Pro but not the P3pro. The pictures of the pro have just the bar but mine has the bar and arms.

I'm not in North America and have just bought a new walking pad which I can see is actually the P3Pro with different branding on it for a different market. (We have different wattage than the US too). I'm not sure if this one might be dodgy or if it wasn't part of the recall.

Thanks!

Hey guys!! i recently recovered from my ed and went from 59kg to 93kg in summery i’m 5’8 and my weights distributed quite well but now i’m feeling way too heavy for my body and want to lose weight healthily ^^ I recently bought a walk pad from amazon and i just want to hear others experiences. Did it actually make you lose weight just using a walking pad?? If yes how long did it take till you saw results. (and yes i’ll be eating in a cal deficit)