LifeProSmallest Portable 30in Small Mini Walking Pad Treadmill Installation Free, Adjustable Incline, Under Desk Work Compact Treadmills for Home/Office - Max Load 220Lbs & Speed 3MPH

Our condo isn't that big, and it already has lots of fitness equipment, so I needed a tiny treadmill that would fit under my bed (which is a twin). While there are a few walking pads around, I wanted one with incline, and ran across the Lifepro Smallest Portable 30in Walking Pad just before Prime day. It has the steepest incline, costs less than the other walking pads with a folding handle, and the price was good. I asked customer support a question, and they replied quickly with the info I wanted, so I grabbed this.It's no louder than the several full sized treadmills I've owned, so not silent, but you can easily watch TV while walking. The belt doesn't slip at all on mine, the speed is even, and it's stable while you walk on it. The remote works pretty well, and the treadmill comes to an immediate and complete stop if the safety thingy is pulled out. As others have said, the incline may not seem that dramatic, but it had my heart rate up surprisingly fast at a low speed, and that hill-like incline is giving me a better workout than my exercise bike.Also, if you're like me and have knee issues or have had them with non-incline treadmills, the incline may make a difference. It's easier on my knee than treadmills without an incline have been, and it's actually better on my "bad" knee than the recumbent bike. It uses different muscles than walking without an incline or than biking, a plus in my case.My only complaint is in order to get the lubricant under the belt, you have to do a partial disassembly, and in dim rooms, it's hard to see if the belt is moving, but we put a piece of tape on it, which helps. Btw, if you live upstairs from someone, just like any treadmill, they're likely to hear you walking.This thing is great. I love the size for storage, the surprisingly good workout it gives due to the incline, and the way the incline makes it easier on my knee. It got me sweating pretty fast, got my heart rate up, and was quiet enough to watch videos while I walked. And with the rail to hold onto, it's easier not to worry about going off the back. I'd recommend this to anyone who wants a tiny treadmill with a good incline and who's under maybe 5' 10". It's a great workout that can be stored in a closet, under the bed or tucked just about anywhere.Update: I've had this treadmill for a couple of weeks, and it's a great workout. In fact, I've increased this review to 5 stars. It's so small, convenient, and the 7% incline really gets my heart pumping!Second update: I've been using this treadmill for 5 months, and it's still going strong and totally quiet... and it still kicks my butt!Third update and handy tip: I still love the treadmill, but the best does wander off to the side. I've discovered that if you keep walking but pull away from the side the belt has moved to as you walk, the belt recenters just fine.

Being a minimalist I wanted to get something compact. I was just about to get a gym membership (which I probably would’ve never used) when a friend told me about the walking pad craze so I thought I’d give it a go and I’m so glad I did. Setup was well, non-existent apart from finding a spot to put it. I got the one with bars and glad I did as there’s something about holding on especially when focused on a movie or something.I can’t believe I’m actually regularly using the thing and most surprisingly of all is, I actually enjoy it. Don’t get me wrong, it kicks my, you know what. On the first day I barely made it past 15 mins and had to split my 30 min session in 2 (don’t judge me). I could not believe the amount of sweat from an unassuming walking pad. I just feel better overall and it’s definitely a mood lifter. Funny enough, I also have a rower which I literally dusted off to mix it up a bit but actually feel so much better physically and mentally after using the pad than I do my rower.Best of all, I don’t have to worry about buying gym gear etc. which when you take exercising at home seriously you realize the amount of money you can save overall. I will say I’m not sure how effective the little oil well is and get much better results if I just lift the belt and apply the oil directly. I got another bottle off Amazon as it just comes with enough to start out. Its reasonably quiet but not silent, so I think you can expect a little noise (other than huffing and puffing lol).I’m closer to the 220 recommended weight and it seems to be handling me fine. I’ve had it for about a month using 2-3 times a week and so far so good. I’m actually down 8 pounds (with diet changes too) which is exciting. Don’t listen to the walk 30 days challenges etc unless you want to. I walk when I feel like it and look forward to it. I do 25 mins at 2.2 and that’s enough for me.Cant rave about this enough, equipment in my house that I’m actually excited to use and kicks my you know what. Yes the walking pad craze came at the right time. Don’t underestimate the incline!