This is the walking pad I am currently using and my favorite one for a good workout! (Amazon affiliate link) geni.us/jDuN- Here is my video review for this walking pad: ruclips.net/video/-mwC58aTrsQ/видео.html
Of the brands you tried, what about noise at max speed? Appreciate a real human comparison, not another fake bot pretending and just a text to speech if the Amazon page..
Thanks for the suggestion, i really didnt want to spend nearly $300 for something very limiting, and ONLY for walking! I just want to walk in the comfort of my home. Instead of dealing with the summer heats and then choose to stay inside if i want.
Just be careful bc cheaper price means cheaper parts, often no quality control, extremely limited warranties, and sometimes no customer service. If you're going to use it everyday, make sure it can handle it. I've read reviews and have coworkers who have had to replace cheaper ones in less than a year because the parts wear fast or the motor burns out. There's a reason regular treadmills aren't cheap.
Great video summing up most walking pads, they all look so similar but have small differences. Thanks for making this, helped me have less choice paralysis when looking at so many options!
I want to buy one just so i can get cardio in at my house, but when i look at reviews of some of these. the Band could tear or the motor burns out/ cathes fire. So anyone have a long lasted tried and true Walking pad looking for heavy duty aswell holding atleast 300 pounds
Don’t get the ActFlame. Belt slips left and right and then when you tighten it, it starts grinding. It worked good for about a month. I’ve had it about 5 months.
Do not get the elseluck walking pad!!!! This is my second one and the exact same thing happend as the last one, first after about 2 months you start to get a smell of burnt at about the (50min mark to 1hour mark) then about a moth later you can’t even run it to (40min) without it smelling burnt, then finally today it smelt burnt at around the (40min) time then when I got to (50min) smoke started to come out and that nasty burnt smell!! Both of these didn’t Evan last me a year! I was doing some math and I predicted from my last walking pad from when it burned out, that this new one was going to burn out in December and we’ll guess what? It did, only lasted 3-4 months and I’ve spent around $250 on both, this time I’m just going to do some research and buy an expensive one around ($300), its worth it l, if I buy another elseluck I alr know it’s only going to last till march amd that’ll be around ($300) spent on 3 walking pads, when I could’ve just spent ($300) on 1 really good walking pad!!!
Hello! Can you please tell me if I can put something under the track to create an angle? Will it harm the track? By the way, you can also use ankle weights to burn more calories😉✌️👍💪
I just bought one, BUT I need a laptop stand to get started. My balance isn't very good. I need something to hold on to, BUT I can't seem to find any for sale. The ads for these waking pads usually display a standalone adjustable stand.
1. Are they any walking pads made in the USA? 2. Motor longevity/reliability? 3. Handrails that you can move forward-safe for seniors to hold on. The rails on many walking pads are too far from person & the rails only adjust upward/downward .
Just bought an ancheer that goes 7.5 mph, has buttons on affordable armrest has buttons on the unit itself that are on a touch panel which is kind of weird because you can't bend down and touch it while you're running nor can you use your toes to operate it it's kind of a odd place to put one I guess if you're going to adjust it for somebody else you could and I have a remote watch
You didn't discuss if the motor gets hot after walking for a period of time or warranties that cover your product to me these are just as important as the remote or incline??????
Is Lichico any good? Anybody know? I never heard of it. Best seller on amazon at $119 265lb weight limit 2.5 hp brushless motor. Im considering it maybe.
Helpful video thanks!! Do you know if these can be stored upright? For example, leaning against a wall in between use? Also do you know if there are any fluids, such as oil or lubricants within that can risk staining carpets?
Yes. Can definitely be stored upright. I have seen some walking pads where they have a reservoir you can put oil in but most don't. I will say that I ended up storing a walking pad upright for a couple years and it had an oil reservoir and did not leak anything (but they are all different).
Are you using this on carpet? I was told not to use them on carpet but my whole house is carpet except for the kitchen in the bathrooms. What should I do?
If it's a fire hazard thing, could you put a piece of tempered hardboard (aka Masonite) down? Comes in 4'x2' sheets at most big box home improvement stores. It's thin enough to store just about anywhere (as low as 1/8" thickness) and pretty easy to move around. (Bonus: you can cut hand holds into it to make it easier to move around and make it pretty with patterned contact paper if you want)
a friend of mine gave me their City Sport walking treadmill. It's a nice size and pretty good. Lately though I used it at a speed of 3.2mph for a good hour and 20(roughly). When shut down but the display showing the results. There was a slight hum coming from that same area. A week or so later I started it up and that sound returned. Once I got going and got back to that same speed as mentioned. The unit did and immediate shut down with 1hr 15 mins at said speed. Then an error code of E02 which according the manual means motor issue. I picked up some silicon oil and followed the add and how much. As these and any other walking treadmills not design to maintain that speed for that long?
Okay. Im looking for quality, noise level, ease of use, portability, length of pad for tall walkers with a long stride, width. Nothing extensive. The bare minimum to get quality exercise, that will hold up.
Hello there!thanks for your video!👍just got one actually!i need your help please!can you store your treadmill vertically?got so many different answers on the web!mine is actually in my living room under the carpet right now!!this is driving me mad!!is it safe to store it up on a wall??thanks for your reply!!😉👍
I store mine vertically all the time. No issues. The only reason I could think of where you might not want to is if your walking pad or treadmill and a lubricant reservoir that could potentially leak. Most walking pads however do not have this.
@@GoTechGeek many thanks for your fast reply!!👍👍👍i am relieved now and hopefully i won't have issues!👍👍like you said some do not recommend the way up to avoid to damage the belt...may i ask how long have you been store it this way??
1. Incorrect info on the speed/mph. There absolutely are portable treadmills that work at a speed higher than 4% 2. You did not mention a MAJOR difference about walking pads: some come with hand bars to hold onto for support (and rest an ipad if you'd like) and other do not. This is a key thing to consider.
Yeah. I think if you are setting up and putting away the walking pad that might be annoying but if you keep it in the same spot that is a good way to do it.
I can get you down 100lbs in 6 months just by committing your diet to three foods. 1) Plain Turkey Breast 2) Egg Whites 3) Broccoli You can sub the veggie for whatever vegetables realistically to get some variety, but your body will accomplish a lot if you take my advice. You could start the exercise journey by simply laying on the ground and listening to your body. You'll begin stretching and little by little you'll be activating muscles by your movements and actually burn calories just being in motion. If you're committed, I guarantee you lose weight.
Cost aside, why not a regular treadmill? You'd have to have excellent balance with one of these pads. The only advantage I can see, and yes it's a big one: cheaper and easier to store. The full treadmills have too many unneeded bells and wistles. Thanks for the vid.
I think really these are made for storage and for a work from home environment. It is nice that you set this up real quick under your standing desk or in front of the TV or something like that. It is a good way to get some movement in while you are in front of a screen all day. I do wish they would go faster but I get that they don't because they don't have a bar to hold on to.
Great video 👍. Unfortunately I am still curious to find out with the ones that go up to 7mp how it feels to jog on it. Oh one other thing to consider when buying one is if you can stand it up straight for storage some of them you can because of the button lay out.
I was looking for this, too, initially, but having used a lot of actual treadmills, the cheap ones can be dicey. So if a treadmill made for running can be problematic, it's probably too much to hope a walking pad is going to be able to handle it. Jogging/running increases the force at ground contact, and I just started thinking that the walking pads that go up to a higher speed might not be able to handle the force over time and could wear out faster than some of them already do. So I just decided to get my running in some other way, and keep the walking pad strictly for walking.
I went through two Topulure brand walking pads in 6 months off amazon they are almost $300.00 and overheat along with puking oil out too much and i walk 20 min a day thats it at 3.0 walking speed it gets hot the belt gets catchy and its a mess and i now think imo walking pads are for 60 pound kids and not adults im 227pounds on a 300 pound weight rated shitbox i sent the first back before the 90 days was up hoping it was a flaw got a new one and the same shit happened so there is no trying to save space you have to buy 1 thats as big as your local city county building and deal with it and thats my review of Topulure there JUNK dont buy
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This is the walking pad I am currently using and my favorite one for a good workout! (Amazon affiliate link) geni.us/jDuN- Here is my video review for this walking pad: ruclips.net/video/-mwC58aTrsQ/видео.html
Of the brands you tried, what about noise at max speed?
Appreciate a real human comparison, not another fake bot pretending and just a text to speech if the Amazon page..
Not available anymore
It's sold out on Amazon, the affiliate link doesn't work anymore.
Finally someone not pushing crap and has some real information. This is rare these days.
Appreciate the no-BS 4-minute video, thanks.
Thanks for the suggestion, i really didnt want to spend nearly $300 for something very limiting, and ONLY for walking! I just want to walk in the comfort of my home. Instead of dealing with the summer heats and then choose to stay inside if i want.
Same! Great comment.
Walking in a pretty major “limited” thing…
Just be careful bc cheaper price means cheaper parts, often no quality control, extremely limited warranties, and sometimes no customer service. If you're going to use it everyday, make sure it can handle it. I've read reviews and have coworkers who have had to replace cheaper ones in less than a year because the parts wear fast or the motor burns out. There's a reason regular treadmills aren't cheap.
You are such a champion to share your research and knowledge man! This is the exact video I was looking for!
Last month we bought the Cursor Fitness C70 Home Folding walking pad and we love it.🏃🏼♂️
Great video summing up most walking pads, they all look so similar but have small differences. Thanks for making this, helped me have less choice paralysis when looking at so many options!
Good video thanks, for the incliine, just put something under for the incline, I do it and works the same way.
I want to buy one just so i can get cardio in at my house, but when i look at reviews of some of these. the Band could tear or the motor burns out/ cathes fire. So anyone have a long lasted tried and true Walking pad looking for heavy duty aswell holding atleast 300 pounds
yeah im trying to find that out too, lots of bad reviews among lots of good review.
Don’t get the ActFlame. Belt slips left and right and then when you tighten it, it starts grinding. It worked good for about a month. I’ve had it about 5 months.
I got the zenactive works fine for walking .There is not enough space to feel safe running .mine only goes up to 5 miles per hour .
I have the home fitness code white pro10km 120 kg with double shock absorption
Do not get the elseluck walking pad!!!! This is my second one and the exact same thing happend as the last one, first after about 2 months you start to get a smell of burnt at about the (50min mark to 1hour mark) then about a moth later you can’t even run it to (40min) without it smelling burnt, then finally today it smelt burnt at around the (40min) time then when I got to (50min) smoke started to come out and that nasty burnt smell!! Both of these didn’t Evan last me a year! I was doing some math and I predicted from my last walking pad from when it burned out, that this new one was going to burn out in December and we’ll guess what? It did, only lasted 3-4 months and I’ve spent around $250 on both, this time I’m just going to do some research and buy an expensive one around ($300), its worth it l, if I buy another elseluck I alr know it’s only going to last till march amd that’ll be around ($300) spent on 3 walking pads, when I could’ve just spent ($300) on 1 really good walking pad!!!
Thank you so much! This really helped me make a decision because these were both my main choices
2:43 "You're gonna work more of your legs"
Me: I'm already workin two of em how many more can I do
Nice advices. I would have liked some infos about apps, noise, foldable options
Hello! Can you please tell me if I can put something under the track to create an angle? Will it harm the track? By the way, you can also use ankle weights to burn more calories😉✌️👍💪
I just bought one, BUT I need a laptop stand to get started. My balance isn't very good. I need something to hold on to, BUT I can't seem to find any for sale.
The ads for these waking pads usually display a standalone adjustable stand.
Stick a couple of heavy books under the front should do the job for incline
Good tip! Thanks!
I thought of that but how safe is it
Perfect! I've got 4 x 5 kg weight plates.
Or a piece of wood
Pro tip if you want to walk incline, walk up and down your stairs
What about noise? Does it have a big difference between how much sound they make?
Mine is very quiet, I was really surprised
@@MRDonWick2which one do you have?
1. Are they any walking pads made in the USA?
2. Motor longevity/reliability?
3. Handrails that you can move forward-safe for seniors to hold on. The rails on many walking pads are too far from person & the rails only adjust upward/downward .
So which one is the best for longevity. Ive been looking at deerrun it been getting good reviews it seems
I seen most of the walking pad belts are around 16" wide. Does it seem wide enough for bigger people??
Thanks for the very informative video. Quick question, do you have to lubricate it before first use? Thanks!
Hey don’t you think the width of the walking pad is quite narrow as compared to treadmill . We tend to go left and right while on treadmill
Just bought an ancheer that goes 7.5 mph, has buttons on affordable armrest has buttons on the unit itself that are on a touch panel which is kind of weird because you can't bend down and touch it while you're running nor can you use your toes to operate it it's kind of a odd place to put one I guess if you're going to adjust it for somebody else you could and I have a remote watch
You didn't discuss if the motor gets hot after walking for a period of time or warranties that cover your product to me these are just as important as the remote or incline??????
What if the remote is not working???
I am loving my DeerRun walking pad!
how long have you had it?
Is Lichico any good? Anybody know? I never heard of it. Best seller on amazon at $119 265lb weight limit 2.5 hp brushless motor. Im considering it maybe.
I mean cant you just put something under the front of the Pad to increase the incline?
Helpful video thanks!! Do you know if these can be stored upright? For example, leaning against a wall in between use? Also do you know if there are any fluids, such as oil or lubricants within that can risk staining carpets?
Yes. Can definitely be stored upright. I have seen some walking pads where they have a reservoir you can put oil in but most don't. I will say that I ended up storing a walking pad upright for a couple years and it had an oil reservoir and did not leak anything (but they are all different).
How do you stop the machine?
Are you using this on carpet? I was told not to use them on carpet but my whole house is carpet except for the kitchen in the bathrooms. What should I do?
I use it on carpet and have not had any issue. I wonder why you were told not to use it on carpet.
@@GoTechGeek some of them may be fire hazards on carpet
Can you put a yoga pad underneathe it? My family has all carpet too!
If it's a fire hazard thing, could you put a piece of tempered hardboard (aka Masonite) down? Comes in 4'x2' sheets at most big box home improvement stores. It's thin enough to store just about anywhere (as low as 1/8" thickness) and pretty easy to move around. (Bonus: you can cut hand holds into it to make it easier to move around and make it pretty with patterned contact paper if you want)
Use it in the kitchen.
This video definetly helped. Thanks!
a friend of mine gave me their City Sport walking treadmill. It's a nice size and pretty good. Lately though I used it at a speed of 3.2mph for a good hour and 20(roughly). When shut down but the display showing the results. There was a slight hum coming from that same area. A week or so later I started it up and that sound returned. Once I got going and got back to that same speed as mentioned. The unit did and immediate shut down with 1hr 15 mins at said speed. Then an error code of E02 which according the manual means motor issue. I picked up some silicon oil and followed the add and how much. As these and any other walking treadmills not design to maintain that speed for that long?
Is the size too small for a big guy ? Or is it comfy ?
Okay. Im looking for quality, noise level, ease of use, portability, length of pad for tall walkers with a long stride, width. Nothing extensive. The bare minimum to get quality exercise, that will hold up.
Just out of curiosity: Can't you just put a firm object underneath the front of a treadmill that hasn't got an incline option?
there is a lot of pads that seem to be the same specs but have massive price differences.
Anyone know how loud they are? Will the person in the office next to mine hear it?
Get back to work.
I had a walking pad. I think I burned the motor out because the pad is so close to the floor it overheated.
Thanks man
I’ve subscribed in gratitude
Very helpful video thank u
❤ thanks, very helpful
Thanks, good points I will look out for.
Hello there!thanks for your video!👍just got one actually!i need your help please!can you store your treadmill vertically?got so many different answers on the web!mine is actually in my living room under the carpet right now!!this is driving me mad!!is it safe to store it up on a wall??thanks for your reply!!😉👍
I store mine vertically all the time. No issues. The only reason I could think of where you might not want to is if your walking pad or treadmill and a lubricant reservoir that could potentially leak. Most walking pads however do not have this.
@@GoTechGeek many thanks for your fast reply!!👍👍👍i am relieved now and hopefully i won't have issues!👍👍like you said some do not recommend the way up to avoid to damage the belt...may i ask how long have you been store it this way??
@@DeeDee-el8bd I had one walking pad where I had it in storage vertically for over a year. I didn't seem to have an impact on the belt.
@@GoTechGeek many thanks to you!take care!😉🙏
I think longer walking pads are needed if you're taller and looking to walk faster.
1. Incorrect info on the speed/mph. There absolutely are portable treadmills that work at a speed higher than 4% 2. You did not mention a MAJOR difference about walking pads: some come with hand bars to hold onto for support (and rest an ipad if you'd like) and other do not. This is a key thing to consider.
Love your video thanks for helping me decide x
do they all use friction between belt and their flat part? isn't any with rolling parts?
All friction. I have yet to see one with rollers.
2:15 - can you not just put something underneath the front portion of the treadmill to raise the incline level further?
Yeah. I think if you are setting up and putting away the walking pad that might be annoying but if you keep it in the same spot that is a good way to do it.
Thanks! You helped me decide.
Thank you!
Thanks for an very informative video 👏🏻
I put velvo for all tje remotes in my home. 😅
Sorry I may have missed but the power of the motor is very important, whether it is 2.5 or 1.5 HP?
1.5 HP for walking. 2.5 HP can jog.
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very well done, thank you
I'm 380lbs and i can't find one that i can use
I can get you down 100lbs in 6 months just by committing your diet to three foods.
1) Plain Turkey Breast
2) Egg Whites
3) Broccoli
You can sub the veggie for whatever vegetables realistically to get some variety, but your body will accomplish a lot if you take my advice.
You could start the exercise journey by simply laying on the ground and listening to your body. You'll begin stretching and little by little you'll be activating muscles by your movements and actually burn calories just being in motion.
If you're committed, I guarantee you lose weight.
@@thefrankiepalmeriWhy not the yolk? 😂
Which standing desk do you have ?
Cost aside, why not a regular treadmill? You'd have to have excellent balance with one of these pads. The only advantage I can see, and yes it's a big one: cheaper and easier to store. The full treadmills have too many unneeded bells and wistles. Thanks for the vid.
I think really these are made for storage and for a work from home environment. It is nice that you set this up real quick under your standing desk or in front of the TV or something like that. It is a good way to get some movement in while you are in front of a screen all day. I do wish they would go faster but I get that they don't because they don't have a bar to hold on to.
@@GoTechGeek Okay; thanks
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thank you
Great video 👍. Unfortunately I am still curious to find out with the ones that go up to 7mp how it feels to jog on it. Oh one other thing to consider when buying one is if you can stand it up straight for storage some of them you can because of the button lay out.
I was looking for this, too, initially, but having used a lot of actual treadmills, the cheap ones can be dicey. So if a treadmill made for running can be problematic, it's probably too much to hope a walking pad is going to be able to handle it. Jogging/running increases the force at ground contact, and I just started thinking that the walking pads that go up to a higher speed might not be able to handle the force over time and could wear out faster than some of them already do. So I just decided to get my running in some other way, and keep the walking pad strictly for walking.
Can I get a shrug?
¯\_(ツ)_/¯
@@GoTechGeek Thanks, I needed that.
thank you for the video
Finally, my dog can get some exercise.
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
HAHAHA, it's dual purpose
GREAT VIDEO!!!!
I love you thank you
Great video!
I went through two Topulure brand walking pads in 6 months off amazon they are almost $300.00 and overheat along with puking oil out too much and i walk 20 min a day thats it at 3.0 walking speed it gets hot the belt gets catchy and its a mess and i now think imo walking pads are for 60 pound kids and not adults im 227pounds on a 300 pound weight rated shitbox i sent the first back before the 90 days was up hoping it was a flaw got a new one and the same shit happened so there is no trying to save space you have to buy 1 thats as big as your local city county building and deal with it and thats my review of Topulure there JUNK dont buy
Glad I saw this review. I’ve had one of theirs in my cart and was about to purchase it. Guess I’ll keep looking.
Get a deerun. They are the better quality cheap walking pads. 140 bucks. Been on it almost everyday for around 1 hour.
Yeah I saw the price 9f a treadmill and decided I'll get a walking pad instead.
I’m always scared that I’d fall 😅
I know right,fall risk for me
♥️👏
Too much about remote storage..
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Why are you talking like that!