Like the identify counsel, the WalkingPad is designed primarily for strolling. The C2 mannequin maxes out at 3.72 miles per hour, which is quick sufficient for a brisk, heart-pumping stroll (a minimum of for me).
Size is a large promoting level for the WalkingPad C2, particularly for folks, like myself, who stay in small areas. Unfolded, the WalkingPad measures in at about 57” x 21” x 5”. That’s already fairly small in comparison with a full-size treadmill, however the actual game-changer is that the machine folds in half. Once folded, it’s solely 33” x 21” x 5”, which is skinny and compact sufficient to slip beneath most couches.
One callout price mentioning is that whereas the WalkingPad C2 does have handy built-in wheels, the machine itself is kind of heavy at 62 kilos. The wheels solely work to push it ahead or backward—quite than side-to-side—so maneuvering it into storage and again into its place generally is a little bit of a ache. Personally, I preserve mine on show more often than not; this retains me motivated to make use of it extra usually and I haven’t got to take care of shifting it round.
The WalkingPad comes with a distant management to regulate the pace, and the pad itself has a small digital show display screen that reveals time, pace, distance, energy, and steps. You may view these metrics throughout the model’s app, which you’ll want to make use of to start out the machine. The upside is that this app additionally tracks your exercise historical past, in case you’re not a fan of wearable units. I’ve discovered that the app is a bit glitchy, but it surely will get the job executed.