Manual Treadmill, Motorless Walking Pad with Dual Flywheel & Fixed Incline, LCD Monitor, Non-Slip Belt, Compact Foldable Design for Walking/Jogging

My son and I are loving this walking pad. My apartment is 450 square feet so everything needs to be small. This is the perfect size. You can easily bring it anywhere in your house. The directions were incomplete. I love that it's motorless.

Treadmill is small and will work for younger age people. Not recommended for elderly (fall risk). Easy to put together. The company who sells it has good customer service and will answer any questions you may have.

Works well for walking and everyday use. It's a great value and compact. You really can't find the same thing cheaper elsewhere, so please don't compare it to products many times the price. The seller is very kind and helpful. Thank you.

During assembly, there were two defects discovered with the treadmill I received that prevented me from using it. I contacted the seller and they were very prompt to respond while continuing to work through the product issues. As a back up after contacting the seller, I ordered a second treadmill to replace the defective one as there was no option to replace (only return/refund). The seller offered that they would have shipped me a replacement, but I had already done so. FYI - I now have a functional treadmill and it is working as expected.

Pros: No wires, easy to move, functions just fine on carpets Cons: This is the case with any manual treadmill and not exclusive to this one- you have to walk consciously and consistently to keep the belt moving. If you want to be doing something like gaming or using a laptop while walking, it will be difficult. A wire disconnected too easily from the step counter, looks like it was affixed internally with just hot glue.

Got this for my stepmother to build her strength back after she had a stroke but it was extremely tight to start then it got so loose, she almost flew off the back of it. Not made for the elderly.

I would not recommend this. It took a bit of finagling to put together. The walking part is very difficult sometimes while walking it gets stuck , we are still trying to figure why. I would say don't buy it's not worth it at all.

Well, you definitely get what you pay for in this case. The little calorie tracker mount on the top of the handle bars flips all around, since it was given the wrong screw for it to tighten in place. The treadmill is very narrow and very easy to make it move. In fact, it made me full on sprint each time I tried to walk on it. I could not for the life of me do a steady easy slow walk on it. Each time I would barely push off with my feet, it would slip and have me sprint. All while the electronic tracker flips around on it and the only thing connecting the base to the handle bars is 2 screws-one on each side. Im sure those will definitely wear out with time. I am in the process of disassembling it now to return in store.

This reminds me of Ralph Nader's review of the Chevrolet Corvair - "Unsafe at any Speed" I would have to rate this manual treadmill to be "UNSAFE at any Price". It's a lawsuit waiting to happen. Assembly was fairly easy. But, when I tried to use it, I wrenched my back. At first, the tread belt didn't want to move. So I pushed with my feet to get it started, and it suddenly felt like there was no longer ANY resistance. I ended up 'flying' off the end. I didn't fall, because I had a good grip on the handle. I bought this for physical therapy. Now, I feel like I need physical therapy to recover from trying to use it.

Do not waste your money. This contraption does not work.