- 👍【Upgrade Treadmill with Incline】Compared to ordinary walking treadmills, the Vitalwalk walking pad treadmill built-in 3 optional incline levels feature, which contributes to simulating realistic climbing scenes and burns 40% calories more under Max 4% incline percentage.
- 🏃【Vital+】Vitalwalk’s Vital+ multi-shock absorption technology combines multiple mechanisms to minimize the impact of exercise on joints. This under desk treadmill integrates an EVA cushion layer, an elastic deck, 8 silicone gaskets, and a flexible steel frame, which work in harmony to provide unparalleled cushioning.
- 💪【Powerful & Silent Motor】Innovative powerful 2.5 horsepower motor works extremely quietly and withstands a maximum 300 lbs loading capacity, under
- 💡【LED Display and Remote Control】Easy for you to track speed, distance, time, calories, and steps in real-time. Use the remote control to change the speed or stop the machine. Workout data of our incline treadmill is capable of being preserved within 10 minutes in PAUSE mode.
- 💯【Vitalwalk Trust】Portable treadmill arrives fully assembled and can be used right out of the box. This mini treadmill weighs only 39.6 pounds, and compact size of 47.1″x20.7″x4.7″.
8 reviews for Walking Pad Treadmill Under Desk – Vitalwalk Portable Treadmill with Incline, Walking Pad Treadmill for Home and Office, 2.5HP Mini Treadmill with Remote Control, LED Display
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Alex –
This walking pad treadmill is a game-changer for my home office! The incline feature helps burn more calories and adds a challenging element to my workouts. The multi-layer shock absorption ensures my joints stay comfortable during use, even over long periods.
The quiet motor is perfect for keeping the noise down while I work, and the LED display and remote control make it easy to track my stats and adjust the speed. Compact, efficient, and perfect for staying active while working!
DJ –
Great treadmill. It’s easy to store under my bed and helps me get my steps when working from home.
Peizhen Feng –
This under-desk treadmill is a great option for getting some exercise while working at a standing desk. The speed of up to 4 miles/h is more than sufficient to cover the range at which it’s still comfortable to walk while working, at least for me.
The manual incline range of up to 4° helps to raise the heart rate, without interfering with work. For the under-desk scenario, a manual incline is actually more convenient than powered, since it keeps the incline stable between uses.
The remote control (batteries included) offers a start/pause button, plus and minus buttons to increase/decrease the speed, as well as quick-selection buttons for 2 and 4 miles/h. It has a wrist strap to prevent drops.
The treadmill should cover the common height ranges, up to maybe 190 cm or 6’3″. I’m in the upper 180s, and there was enough length for my stride, but I had to keep close to the front to avoid the back roller. My feed did slightly brush the elevated front edge a couple of times.
One thing to be aware of is that there isn’t a safety key to stop the treadmill in the event of a fall, so I’d be concerned about the elderly using it. Safety keys are more difficult to implement on under-desk treadmills, but some others detect weight changes and stop the motor if the user steps off of the treadmill. The wrist strap on the remote control can at least keep it to hand, but that wouldn’t be sufficient in all scenarios.
As far as noise goes, I recorded dB levels in the high 40s to around 60, depending on the speed, so <45 dB looks to me like an exaggeration.
Finally, the treadmill is light, with rollers on the front, so it’s easy to stow when not in use.
Overall, this treadmill works well for the scenario I had in mind, so I’m happy with it. Having said that, the lack of a safety key means it isn’t for everyone, and especially not for those at risk of falling. I took off one star because of that.
Alex –
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Nice compact sized treadmill. This walking pad is extremely convenient. It has allowed me to walk consistently everyday without going to the gym. It lives in the living room and is easily stowed away under the couch within minutes. It’s quite as can be, considering it’s a machine.
thekamyhamy –
I liked how I felt I could be doing something unproductive while also being productive with my health. I feel fine when watching a movie or something because I am exercising alongside it. Additionally, I can sit less with this device. I can concentrate on my editing job while walking. My steps have improved a lot with 30 minutes on the highest incline 2.0 speed, giving me about 100 calories burnt and 2500 steps taken on average. That may not sound like too much but given it is fairly easy to walk over 2 hours with this, this may be a good solution for someone who is busy but still wants to do some sort of exercise. The treadmill could be better in terms of sound. The speakers are very loud, and it beep multiple times when you start and pause it. If there is any way to make it silent, this treadmill would be perfect. Not too heavy so it is easy to stow away. For the price, I would say it is worth it. If it was folding, it would be easier to hide under the desk. Still able to stow it away against a wall since this comes with wheels.This might just be a California problem but the treadmill does get hot in 100+ degree weather. Can’t blame it, but do keep that in mind since your feet will get hot. Definitely will not be a problem in fall/spring/winter.
thekamyhamy –
As a busy mom living in Florida, where the heat can make outdoor walks challenging, this walking pad has been a game changer for me! It’s perfect for those days when it’s just too hot to go outside, but I still need to get my steps in and stay active for my health. The convenience of being able to walk at home while my baby naps is unbeatable. It’s quiet enough not to disturb the baby, easy to store (it fits under my bed!), and helps me fit in exercise even on the busiest days. It also has an adjustable incline. Highly recommend for anyone with a hectic schedule or looking for a way to walk indoors!
Hosy Nasimi –
I bought this for my wife to walk indoor as exercise. The maximum speed is 4 miles per hour which is sufficent for WALK, not for running. 3 or 3.5 miles per hour speed is good enough to make you sweat. The tiny control is very easy to use and simple to understand. You can check speed, steps, distance, speed and calories by just clicking it. There are two small wheels on the front bottom so very easy to pull and drag the machine walking around the house. Overall experience is great, I strongly recommend this product if you are looking for light exericse at home.
Peizhen Feng –
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Bought this to use for some exercise while working from home. It’s perfect for a standing desk, but also could be used regularly on the side or under a regular desk.
Goes up to 4mph and as slow as 0.6mph. 2 settings on the remote that are 2mph and 4mph but if you only click start, it will start at the lowest setting (0.6mph) then you can increase up.
I recommend holding onto remote while you walk (in case you need to pause it). There’s a strap to fit to your wrist.
Easy to assemble, I just took it out of the box.
The sides have the manual incline (3 settings), where you rotate them if want to increase height.
I walked barefoot initially, but think I will start wearing shoes for more comfort!