Anyone have a Walking Pad?

[Gobias]

Anyone have a walking pad and have feedback? I am looking for one with incline, handlebar, foldable (or at least rollable so I can lean it against a wall or store it under the bed) and a large enough belt so my long legs don't walk off.

I won't use it to run and I don't need WiFi, Apps, internet, screen, etc.

I am almost thinking I need a treadmill instead? I got rid of my treadmill (for running) several years ago, but am thinking of incorporating walking into my day.

Thank you!

 

[nickisteen]

I would be interested too. I do not know what a walking pad is and always looking for different ways to work out.

 

[irongrl]

I have a walking pad but it doesn't have an incline. I really like it but I am thinking about upgrading to one with an incline. This is the one I have:

FlexiSpot 2-in-1 Walking Treadmill – 6 Modes, 264 lbs Capacity

Discover the FlexiSpot 2-in-1 Walking Treadmill, designed for versatile workouts. Whether walking or running, choose from 6 modes to match your fitness goals. With a weight capacity of 264 lbs, it's

www.flexispot.com

It's light weight and easy to move around. It feels very stable and I have been happy with it so far.

 

[nickisteen]

Thanks for sharing this link!

 

[nckfitheart2009]

I am almost thinking I need a treadmill instead?

I am thinking of a treadmill too but can not have one at the moment.

That has to wait till I move in next 6 to 12 months for space.
I will then need one with incline to prep for outdoors activities such as trail.

Whatever you decide to add, please let us know.

 

[Gobias]

Whatever you decide to add, please let us know.

I ended up getting a treadmill: DeerRun Z10 Pro 12% Auto Incline Smart 2 in 1 Foldable Treadmill with Remote Control. It was $369 on sale.

I decided to go with this one because many walking pads do not have a handlebar, and I felt like I needed one. I also like the higher incline, fold-ability (although the wheels are somewhat useless and I end up dragging the treadmill across the carpet moreso than wheeling it...) This treadmill has all the smart features, but it is NOT required (I was surprised to learn many treadmills require wifi, an app, phone, something.)

I did buy the extra long power cord, cushion mat, and storage cover. I did not need ANY of the three. There is a holder for a phone/tablet, but you have to look down to watch the screen. This was hurting my neck so I ended up getting a tablet holder stand and put it on my High Step with 3 risers at eye level.

The unit is pretty quiet and sturdy. I do wish the platform was a bit longer, but I am tall and all leg, so it may not bother shorter people. One thing that is annoying is the ON button is a loud high pitched beep lasting several seconds. Not a big deal except I exercise at 2am and the house is dead quiet when I turn the machine on.

Overall, I am very happy with it and have already logged 600,000 steps. I used to have an industrial treadmill and it does not compare to that, but it is also 10 times less the cost.

 

[nckfitheart2009]

Thank you @Gobias for sharing your review.

Can the app enable setting up an interval? I believe nowadays this is a basic feature.

12% is a great resistance challenge. I like higher incline too.
I will look up this treadmill DeerRun Z10 Pro in link below.