The best walking pads to get you moving

Bottom Line: This running pad is packed with features to give you a complete workout without taking up a lot of space.

Pros: Folding convertible design. The treadmill offers a 280-pound weight capacity. Built-in shock absorption reduces stress on joints. Remote control operation. Includes a digital display to track distance, calories, and speed. The console provides a place for a phone or tablet.

Cons: A few owners had trouble adjusting the belt into the proper position.

Check Price: Sperax Folding Walking Pad

Bottom Line: This versatile walking pad’s features and functions are impressive considering the budget-friendly price point.

Pros: This lightweight model can accommodate up to 265 pounds. The slip-resistant walking surface provides exceptional cushioning. Earns praise for being reasonably quiet with speakers so you can enjoy music while you walk or run. Includes wheels for easy transportation.

Cons: Longevity may be an issue, as several pads malfunctioned quickly according to some.

Check Price: Gearstone CitySports Walking Pad Treadmill

Bottom Line: An ultra-compact design and inclined walking surface make this walking pad a small yet effective workout machine.

Pros: Features a 5% incline that helps burn more calories and increases walking intensity. Small, lightweight, and easy to maneuver and use under a desk. Has a remote and display for tracking calories, distance, and more. The walking surface can accommodate people with longer strides.

Cons: Customer service from Egofit could be better. The most expensive model on our list.

Check Price: Egofit Walker Pro Walking Pad Treadmill

Bottom Line: An exceptional workout companion, this well-built walking pad offers a wide range of capabilities in a compact form.

Pros: Includes a remote control that has its own storage slot. The slip-resistant belt provides smooth performance. Shock-absorbing cushioning takes the pressure off of feet, ankles, and knees. Includes an LED screen that provides calories burned, time walked, and speed info.

Cons: Sometimes the belt slips out of place and requires readjusting. Somewhat noisy.

Check Price: UREVO Walking Pad

Bottom Line: Don’t let the minimalist design fool you, as this walking pad has features that you’d expect to find on many full-sized models.

Pros: Easy on the knees, thanks to the nicely cushioned 5-layer belt. Folding design is suitable for small places. Can be used with or without the display. Includes a remote. 220-pound weight capacity. The convertible design allows for jogging. Comes with 12 built-in programs including a manual mode.

Cons: The remote is confusing and often needs to be reset to operate the pad.

Check Price: REDLIRO 2-in-1 Walking Pad