Portable Treadmill with Handle, 3.0HP Walking Pad Treadmill, Electric Compact Treadmills,Treadmills for Home Small Space with 12 Preset Programs, Walking Pad with Handle,300 LBS Capacity

It was really easy to install and the instructions were clear. It works perfectly and I’ve been using it for a week now. I really recommend it!

I’ve been using this portable treadmill with a handle for a few weeks now, and I’m honestly impressed. It’s super quiet, even with the 3.0HP motor, and feels really smooth when walking or doing a light jog. I like that it doesn’t take up much space, and I can easily fold it and slide it out of the way when I’m done. The handle adds a nice sense of stability, especially when I’m just warming up or cooling down. If you’re looking for a simple, space-saving treadmill that gets the job done, this one’s definitely worth considering.

I liked it I was using it just for walking and I believe you have to keep putting lube on it or the tread thing makes a sound (the treadmill sound) like it needs to be lubricated.( I had to buy one at academy bc the one they give you is small & didn’t last long lol ) But other than that it works perfect. 10/10 • no incline.

I’m really happy with this FutureGlide treadmill! It’s perfect for my small apartment. The setup was super easy, and I love that it folds up nicely when not in use. Despite its size, it feels very sturdy and handles my workouts with no problem.I’ve been using the preset programs to keep things interesting, and the LED display is clear and easy to read. The handlebar adds extra stability, and I appreciate the smooth, quiet operation.One of my favorite features is how shock-absorbing the belt is—it definitely reduces the impact on my knees during longer walks. For the price, this treadmill is a great deal. If you’re looking for something practical for daily walking or light jogging at home, I highly recommend it!

Easy to move and handle, it’s compact and it’s pretty quiet. It’s perfect for what I need. I have health issues and this is a great deal

It’s ok.. doesn’t seem to be very good quality or sturdy. It makes a knocking sound where the motor is when it is on and I can’t get to the problem of course. I also don’t know what any of the 12 programs are…

The media could not be loaded. For me, the best thing about this treadmill is how light/compact it is. Traditionally when I think of a treadmill I think of the giant, impossible to move ones that take up space in people’s garages. This isn’t one of those at all, which is why I got it. It’s functional enough to be able to walk on in winter, but small enough to fold up and put it to the side during the summer when the weather’s nicer. I’d compare it to one of those long folding tables; it’s a bit heavier but takes up roughly the same amount of space.Its compactness does come with some downsides, mainly in build quality. It does feel a bit flimsy overall, and I think anyone over 200lbs will probably want to look elsewhere. Speed-wise it does what I need it to which is a light jog at most, but at 165lbs I definitely wouldn’t use it for proper running. I’m still happy with it overall as I certainly don’t want one of the giant ‘traditional’ treadmills in my house. This one is good enough, is very compact, and reasonably priced.

This is a decent treadmill for what it is - small and relatively inexpensive. It does max out at 7.6mph which is a decent enough speed for most purposes unless you're a particularly faster runner (and if you are upgrade to a full size - this is definitely best aimed for walking and short strides) - worked great for what I needed and speed much faster than pretty much anything you'd find in this size. Important note - at 5'3" I have a relatively short fast stride and this works for me - if you're taller with a longer stride you probably might find it constraining and a bit unsafe using the full belt length without much of a margin for error so would want to keep it down to walking speeds. It runs smooth when in motion, although I find the start/stop a bit abrupt so just make sure that you're ready for it. The biggest complaint really "What were they thinking?!?" aspect I have about this is that when the belt stops the display immediately resets - this is very annoying as I like to track my runs... so make sure that you take a good look at the end of your run because once the belt stops your progress is gone - this also prevents any type of Pause type action if you need to jump off for a bathroom break or catch the phone or such. If you're aware/ok with the stride limitations, don't need incline and keep the speed down, and are likely space constrained this seems to be a decent little treadmill.Context: I was participating in the Taji 100 for the month of Feb and my regular Sole F80 full size blew a control board on day 3 and the warranty part was backordered... this allowed me to keep participating and racking up miles, but once my F80 is up again this will get resold (it served it's purpose but certainly can't replace a full size)