Best walking pad under $180? Shoppers say this 3-in-1 foldable treadmill is ‘great for the price’
Especially during the winter months when the mornings are cold and evenings are dark, it’s hard to find motivation to exercise.
These compact — and often foldable — machines can be placed under a desk , in the corner of a living room and hidden out of sight when not in use.
Some even offer incline, like the on-sale Mersco 3-in-1 Walking Pad , now $179, which shoppers say is “sturdy and compact.”
Great for getting in your steps during meetings , work calls or even just plugging into a playlist or podcast — you no longer need to leave the home.
Unlike heavy treadmills that take up a huge amount of space in the home, this compact walking pad is designed to be space-friendly , and can be stored under the sofa or bed.
There’s three modes to choose from (walking, under-desk jogging, running) so you can burn calories in the same way you would outside.
Plus, there’s an LED screen so you can keep an eye on your speed, distance, time and calories burned.
Which is particularly handy if you’re working towards any goals or step count.
“The led indicator is very easy to read whilst using. It’s very easy to install, the only thing you need to put together is the handle bar at the front with a couple of screws either side otherwise plug in and start walking or jogging.”
The Mersco 3-in-1 Walking Pad even has a handle to keep your steps feeling supported.
There’s a five-layer cushioning structure and anti-slip texture, which helps to minimise knee impact when walking or running.
Aussies say it’s “great for the price” especially with a sale price tag of less than $180.
“It’s ready to use right out of the box. The quality and craftsmanship are truly top-notch; it’s definitely not made with cheap materials,” writes one shopper.
“The motor speed has a maximum limit of about 12km/h (which is very friendly for people who like to run fast outdoors; I can simulate any running pace according to my needs).”
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