BestGod Incline Walking Pad Treadmill: Compact Under Desk Treadmill for Home & Office

Nice, Compact, Spacesaver, Quiet EASY FIX REGARDING NO HANDLES. Get TREK WALKING POLES!
I bought this for when visiting at my mom’s house for any length of time for when I have no access to my regular full size home gym treadmill. Got it November 2024 for a fantastic price with all coupon discounts etc. of $115.99 and see that the price is now $169.99. Maybe the price will come down after the New Years folks fade out of their resolution exercise plans. I set it up at her place, bought a high quality folding rubber treadmill mat at Amazon for $23.99 brand CIIHI and realized how dangerous it is without handles. I didn’t want to return it to Amazon, because it is actually a great little walk pad or as I call it a treadmill, its quiet and there is nothing wrong with it. Honestly, the speeds are awesome. There are a couple of cons to it and I have resolved them. Con#1 Regarding how dangerous it is with no handles. I bought on Amazon folding collapsible walking trek poles by GPTCAMP. I bought them at for $20.49 and see the price is now $26.99. They are amazing. Make sure you get the proper height. I got the 105-125cm for short folks. There is a diagram for height and weight. I highly, highly recommend this for anyone reading this and looking for a fix to the no handles problem. Your arms get a great workout with these poles. The trek poles are just amazing. I tried them on the carpet and on her bare floor, either way they work great. The poles come in a small bag, then you have to assemble them, comes with all kinds of bottoms for the poles and I just use the rubber tip so it works great on floors and of course carpet. I do not fold them back into the bag, too much hassle for me and just leave them the way they are. I did a thorough research on them, feedback etc. and went with the cork handles and the mentioned company. The price is high right now, but see if other sellers have a better price on the cork handle ones. The second Con, is the remote. If you misplace or lose that remote, you will have zero access of using the treadmill. Everything works thru that remote. I took a zip lock sandwich bag, put it in there and taped it near the front bottom of the machine and when ready to use it, just take the remote out of the bag. I am looking right now for the perfect size leather or another material type of pouch to velcro to the front bottom of the machine. It’s a very tiny remote, very easy to lose so please becareful. Whatever method you use of protecting and keeping it close to the remote will be what you decide. Just gave my tip on what I did about the remote. I was hoping my mom would use it, kind of the second reason why I had it set up at her place, and see if she was going to use it. Nope. She wants nothing to do with it. I also want to let anyone know reading this, it is very easy to transport. I have a very small car hatchback. I got it in very easily and took it home with me and will take it back the next time I go to her house. It does have some weight on it, not much but still very manageable. I have it set up now in my master bedroom, so I can use it there too when not in the other part of my house where my exercise gym room is located. I love this little machine. If you find that you want to stand it up when not in use, this can be done too, it does have two wheels, you can always stand it up against the wall if it’s a space issue for you, but if you tape down that remote, remember to remove the remote, so you do not crush it. Otherwise, put the remote in a bag or hang it on the wall, the remote is very, very small and beyond easy to misplace. Happy Exercising Everyone and Hope you enjoyed my long narrative.

Yes, I do recommend it.
Decent walking treadmill.Pros: portable, lightweight, can slide under a bed for easy storage, inclines, 4.0 mph max speed, relatively inexpensive, no assembly required, fairly quiet, but not whisper quiet by any means. Wireless remote is nice for quick changes to speed or turning on/off. No strange noise or rattles, appears to be built well.Cons: belt is slightly narrow but functional as is (another 2” added to the belt width would make it even better but likely will add weight and cost, but not a dealbreaker as is), remote input changes/beeps are loud. Would like to see a quiet mode or silent option available to not wake up the whole household if I want to use it early more late at night. Would like to see a 10 foot power cord to add flexibility to room placement. Wheels are small and don’t roll easily on carpet so you either pick it up or drag it on carpet.Incline is nice but it’s a manual incline and not an adjustable incline. It’s either no incline or 5% incline. Fine for what I’m using it for which is just getting steps in while I watch TV. Unit is lightweight and low enough to easily move around the house and store under a bed which is convenient.I’ve read if you are using on carpet, to put a mat under the treadmill to avoid static build up. I bought a cheap <$10 folding mat on amazon and it works great for me.I do wish the cord was longer. It’s maybe 5-6 feet? A 10-12 foot power cord would be ideal to be able to position it to best fit the location that works best for my room, but that’s nothing an $8 extension cord can’t solve.Arrived fast from Prime Day order. $99 price was worth it to try and I’m not disappointed.No assembly required. Plug and play.Had to do some minor adjustments to center the belt (easy 1/4 turn of an Allen wrench). Tightening the belt due to slippage is just a 1/2 turn of an Allen wrench on each side. Both adjustments are extremely easy to perform and take less than 30 seconds to do.After centering the belt, I did get some minor belt slippage out of the box. Tried tightening the belt which helped but didn’t 100% resolve it.Treadmill came with a bottle of lubricant so I decided to lubricate the belt. I recommend belt lubrication every 150-200 miles to keep it in optimum condition, but that’s just me.Retightened and centered the belt after lubrication and it’s perfect. No slippage.If tightening the belt doesn’t eliminate belt slippage, try lubrucating the belt as that worked for me.Minus one star for having to lubricate it myself out of the box, but that took less than 5 minutes to do so not a big deal.I have less than 5 miles on it so far so time will tell how it holds up, but so far so good.For $99, I’d recommend it. Although I did spend an extra $20 on a mat and extension cord, but for $120 all in, I’d still buy it again.I also grabbed the 2 year insurance plan for $9.99. If anything breaks in the next 2 years for any reason, I get a full refund to cover replacement costs. Makes it a no brainer.

Good quality! It works the price!!!
Is a very useful, easy to use. the size is perfect is great for working from home, the incline is as pictured and is a very comfy walking pad. The design fits perfect with apartments and small places.

I’ve had this walking pad for about three weeks or a month and I really enjoy it. I’ve been able to bring the gym to me, which is a comfortability that I love. Only thing I would suggest is that the handrail be a little higher and more sturdy to rely on because I can’t really put anything on the tray thats attached to the hand rail without it wobbling around no matter how tight I make the handrail secure. Another thing I would improve is the width. I didn’t realize how small the actual walking mat would be for the product and I tend to walk off to the side. I might give a four star due to those things, but all in all a great product and happy with my purchase.

This is as advertised, works great. Easy to move around, stands on its end to store against a wall. It took some getting used to, because it’s obviously shorter than a full treadmill, and I have long legs, but I’m used to it now and no longer feel like I will fly off the end. I use it almost every day, I’ve had no issues with it.