COZYINN 10% Incline Walking Pad - 2.5HP 4MPH/7.6MPH 265/340+lb Capacity Treadmills for Home, Portable Foldable Adjustable Incline Treadmill with Wide Running Area, Mute Control, Works with KINOMAP

This walking pad is the perfect size - it's not as large as most 'treadmills' but allows one to walk at a normal gait. Controls are easy to understand and learn, and the item seems to be of great quality. Also, we were surprised at how quiet this is which is important as we live in an apartment complex on the 2nd floor.We have never owned a treadmill/walking pad before, so at first we were flummoxed with the dreaded 'belt drift' problem. After contacting Amazon/the seller, and reviewing available information, we found that belt drift is normal and it is upon the user to troubleshoot/perform maintenance.A few things that we feel is important to note:When applying the lubrication, apply it to both sides of the underside of the belt towards the front (not in the middle). We initially applied it in the middle but found when walking further up the pad (towards the controls), it felt 'off', but this was a quick remedy.For adjusting the belt - when turning the screws clockwise this TIGHTENS the belt on that particular side. It essentially 'pulls' the roller down a bit on that side to tighten up the entire mechanism. Conversely, if you loosen the screw it will loosen the entire assembly. Only go 1/4 turn at a time to find the optimal setting.

I chose the option that included the handle. After 3 weeks of near daily use, I have had no issue with the treadmill The treadmill is really convenient piece of equipment. The speed ranges from 0.6 mph to 7 as indicated by the product information. Great for walking, jogging, and light runs. It doesn't take up much space and it is easy to move and store when not in use. The treadmill comes assembled, you only need to lube the belt with the included oil before you use it for the first time. I never got around to using the remote or the bluetooth connectivity options as the handle includes all the buttons to operate the treadmill. My only real complaint is the safety handle. While the handle is secure onto the base of the treadmill, there is a slight jiggle when you hold on to it, especially at speeds higher than 4 mph. I feel like it could have been bolted tighter.

I weighed 250 lbs when we first bought this. It held up really well. Very durable.I now weigh 203 lbs. I use it a lot and so do both my school-aged kids. You need to re-oil the belt from time to time, but it's not hard to do at all. No disassembly required. The instructions come with it and so does the oil.The handle helps a lot with balance.I can't believe how much we have used it, how much we have put it through, and it still works perfectly. It's still brand new like the day we got it out of the box.It beeps when you first turn it on and each time you push a button. It also beeps a countdown of 3 beeps before it starts moving. The beeps are pretty loud. But the engine itself and the belt moving are very quiet.

So I wanted to wait a quite a few months before reviewing this treadmill. Overall, I would say I am glad I purchased. I use to never work out and have been gaining weight and wanted to start taking better care of myself. I really wanted a “walking pad” that has a hand rail, since I don’t have the best balance. I was so happy I did because after I’m finished I get a little dizzy and have to hold on for a second to collect myself no matter how gradually I slow it down before getting off. I also bought a cup holder that I attach on and off the rail as it can’t stay on permanently for storing as the rail folds over the treadmill when storing. Second, I wanted one that went pretty fast. I wanted to try gradually getting myself into running and this one was the fastest one I could find that had a rail, is compact, and affordable. It goes a little over 7mph which a comfortable walking speed for me is a little over 2mph so 7mph is really insanely fast for me. Third, I live in an apartment so space is limited. It doesn’t fit under my couch but it would fit under my bed if I didn’t have so much stuff stored under there. I keep it leaned against a wall next to my desk. It works very well and is relatively quiet, I would say my own steps is the loudest part of it but it does make moderate noise itself - like I do have to turn the tv up a little more when using but nothing crazy. I also like that it has a clip that you can clip to yourself that is magnetic to the bar so if the magnet on the string clipped to you comes off it will stop. It’s a nice “emergency stop feature” which I always make sure I use. The few things I don’t really love about it is, it’s pretty heavy. The spot I keep it in takes a little maneuvering to get it out of which includes me dragging it on its side that has the wheels. I get nervous because the cord to it is attached to the front part of which I drag it on before I can lean it enough to use the wheels (the wheels are only on this side-which is also the heavier side) and I get nervous of ware/damage of the wire because of this. The other thing is it’s pretty short and narrow. There has been a few times I have been very close back to the end and almost slipped off if not paying attention. I’m also pretty short (5’2”) and it’s hard for me to take big strides with this. I have yet to try full on running on this because I’m worried of taking too big of strides and falling. I also have stepped on the side one time since it is pretty narrow but I don’t seem to really have much of an issue with its narrowness. I feel this is a good machine as an introductory to exercise for me because I can start by walking, speed walking and hopefully when I trust myself more can start actually running. It’s speed, time, distance, and calories burned is also a nice feature too. Overall, I think it was money well spent if your looking to incorporate moderate exercise in your routine truthfully I’m surprised in myself how much I actually do use this as I really am not someone who enjoys working out.