WalkingPad Treadmills and Pads: Lineup and Who Each Suits
This page covers 3 walking pads and 1 treadmill from WalkingPad. The lineup suits small homes where the machine needs to fold and tuck away; check the listing for warranty and specs. We're independent and not affiliated with WalkingPad.
Specs come from each listing, as the seller states them. Blank spots say "check the listing." Listings often don't say whether a motor rating is continuous or peak, so compare like with like (continuous vs peak HP).
About WalkingPad's lineup
KingSmith WalkingPad calls itself the creator of the walking pad category and focuses on folding treadmills. Its lines include Just Walk, Hybrid (a 2-in-1 walk and run model with a folding handrail), Vertical Fold (such as the X218) and Foldable Classic. It also makes folding rowers and benches. The available listings use the WALKINGPAD store name.
| Pick | Type | Tier | Deck (listed) | Max user weight | Top speed | Incline |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| WalkingPad C2 Foldable Walking Pad | Walking pad | Starter | check the listing | 100 kg | 4 mph | check the listing |
| WalkingPad P1 Foldable Walking Pad | Walking pad | Starter | check the listing | 100 kg | 3.75 mph | check the listing |
| WalkingPad Z1R Foldable Walking Pad with Handle Bar | Walking pad | Starter | 47.6 x 15.7 in | 242 lb | 5 mph | check the listing |
| WalkingPad X218 Folding Treadmill (Vertical Fold) | Folding treadmill | Mid-range | check the listing | 300 lb | 11.5 mph | check the listing |
WalkingPad picks by use
Walking pads
WalkingPad C2 Foldable Walking Pad
Who it suits: Small apartments where the pad needs to fold and tuck away.
Listed specs: Motor (listed): 2 hp · Top speed: 4 mph · Max user weight: 100 kg · Folding: yes
Check before buying: the deck size and the warranty.
WalkingPad P1 Foldable Walking Pad
Who it suits: Light desk walking where folding storage matters.
Listed specs: Motor (listed): 2 hp · Top speed: 3.75 mph · Max user weight: 100 kg · Folding: yes
Check before buying: the deck width and the warranty.
WalkingPad Z1R Foldable Walking Pad with Handle Bar
Who it suits: Walkers who want a handle bar on a pad that folds.
Listed specs: Motor (listed): 2 hp · Top speed: 5 mph · Deck (listed): 47.6 x 15.7 in · Max user weight: 242 lb · Folding: yes
Check before buying: the folded size and the warranty.
Mid-range treadmills
WalkingPad X218 Folding Treadmill (Vertical Fold)
Who it suits: Runners in small homes who want a treadmill that folds upright.
Listed specs: Motor (listed): 3.5 hp · Top speed: 11.5 mph · Max user weight: 300 lb · Folding: yes, vertical fold per the title
Check before buying: the deck length, the folded height against your ceiling, and the warranty.
What to check on a WalkingPad listing
- The model name or number. Some listings cover several models under one title, so make sure the specs match the model you pick.
- The listed max user weight, motor rating and deck size.
- The warranty. The spec tables we checked don't state it, so read the listing's warranty details.
- The folded size, if you need to store it.
Care and maintenance basics
Follow the WalkingPad manual for lubrication and cleaning, and use the safety key. See treadmill mats and care.
WalkingPad vs other brands
See how WalkingPad lines up against UREVO on the brand comparison page.
More: more treadmill brands, walking pads and under-desk treadmills and treadmill specs explained.
FAQ
Is WalkingPad a good treadmill brand?
It depends on what you need. WalkingPad's lineup here suits small homes where the machine needs to fold and tuck away. Compare the listed deck size, motor rating and max user weight with your plans, and check the warranty.
What warranty does WalkingPad offer?
The spec tables we checked don't state warranty terms. Check the warranty details on each listing before you buy.
How often should I lubricate a WalkingPad treadmill?
Follow the WalkingPad manual's schedule and use the lubricant type it names. Some walking pads need it and some don't.
Is TreadmillBrands.com affiliated with WalkingPad?
No. We're an independent guide, and WalkingPad doesn't sponsor or pay for anything on this site.