The Walking Pad Raceable is a foldable under desk treadmill from Superun. It has a 2.5HP motor and a 6% adjustable incline. Prices run from £89.99 to £149.99 depending on size and colour.
What does it do? You walk or jog on a 90 x 38cm running area at 1.5-6km/h. The belt has 5 non-slip layers with shock absorbers. It takes users up to 136kg and the comparison chart on the page lists noise at under 55 db.
Features include side handrails, a remote control, HIIT and MIIT programmes and APP control. It weighs 16.6kg and Amazon lists it as needing no assembly. It comes with a 1 year warranty.
6% adjustable incline - The incline copies a gentle hill climb. That makes the same walk harder without adding impact. Superun says it can raise workout intensity by up to 60% and works the legs and glutes. Is that useful at a desk? Yes. You burn more in the same time.
2.5HP motor - The motor drives the belt from 1.5 to 6km/h. That covers a slow walk while you type and a brisk pace for a proper session. Is it quiet? The page chart lists under 55 db. One reviewer used it with a family in the room below.
Shock absorbing belt - The running belt has 5 non-slip layers with shock absorbers. This cuts noise and eases the load on knees and ankles. Why does that matter? Daily walking adds up to thousands of steps. The belt measures 90 x 38cm. One reviewer reported the belt drifting left though.
136kg weight capacity - The steel frame and side handrails are built for users up to 136kg. The handrails give balance support at higher speeds. A reviewer said the rail can be folded down for slow walking. So you get the rail when you need it and a flat pad when you don't.
Foldable and portable - The unit weighs 16.6kg and folds flat. Customers store it under sofas and beds. Wheels at one end make it easy to roll into place. Is it light? One reviewer found it heavier than expected. Another could not carry it upstairs.
APP control and training - The APP tracks progress and offers training courses and AI training for beginners. It has online running races against other users. The package includes a remote control and HIIT and MIIT programmes. Reviewers note you can also use the pad without the APP.
The spec sheet gives 108.2 cm deep, 10 cm wide and 49.8 cm high. The comparison chart on the page lists a slightly different size of 114 x 52 x 12 cm. That second figure looks like the footprint of the base, so measure your gap against both. The machine weighs 16.6kg and the running area is 90 x 38 cm.
Does it really slide under furniture? Reviewers say yes. One person uses it under a standing desk. Another slides it between desk drawers and it stays put. A third says it only just fits under their sofa, so a tight gap is worth measuring first. It has wheels at one end, so you can tilt it and roll it away.
The listing is not consistent here. The title says 6/12 km/h. The description says 1.5-6 km/h. The comparison chart says 1-6 km/h and the spec sheet gives a maximum speed of 6 km/h. Treat 6 km/h as the safe figure to plan around. That is a brisk walk or a very light jog.
Reviewers back this up. One reviewer only uses 2 to 3 mph and would not use it for running. Another says serious runners would outpace it. A third reports a decent "run" on it. The 2.5HP motor is built for walking at a desk and gentle jogging. The side handrails fold down for walking and stay up for faster speeds.
The listing describes a 6% adjustable incline. The title also mentions 6%/10% incline versions. A 6% slope copies a gentle hill. The seller says it can lift workout intensity by up to 60% and works the legs and glutes harder than a flat belt.
Is it worth using? If you only walk 30 minutes a day, a slope gives your legs more work without extra speed. That matters at a desk, where you cannot go fast and type at the same time. One reviewer calls the incline setting a good extra challenge. There are also built-in HIIT and MIIT programs for structured sessions.
The comparison chart lists the noise level as under 55 dB. That is around the level of a quiet conversation. The belt has 5 non-slip layers with shock absorbers, which are meant to cut both noise and impact on knees and ankles.
Reviews are mixed. Of 33 customer mentions of noise, 20 were positive and 13 negative. One person says it is quiet even on the fastest setting. Another says the family in the room below had no complaints. A third found it quite noisy. A few people had loud beeping or grinding when something was wrong with the unit. Music or the TV masks most of the sound.
No. One reviewer says you can use it without the app and a remote control comes in the box for speed changes. Another reviewer has never opened the app and has no issues.
If you do connect it, the app tracks your progress and offers training courses and AI training. It also runs online races against other runners and gives rewards for steps. Reviewers name the Pitpat app. One calls it great for encouragement and races. Another says it is okay but does not always save data. You do have to complete a registration process first. The treadmill also works with wearable devices for an audio-visual experience and games.
The maximum user weight is 136kg. The frame is alloy steel, with side handrails for balance. The belt is where reviewers report the most problems. Belt stability had 17 mentions, with 9 positive and 8 negative.
The common complaint is the belt drifting to one side. One owner says it moves left and grinds about twice in a 5,000-step session. They fix it by shifting their weight to push it back. Another followed the manual adjustment and it still drifted. The kit includes lubricant and keeping the belt lubricated is part of the upkeep one reviewer mentions. One reviewer also notes there is no safety cut-out. The belt keeps running if you fall.
The spec sheet says no assembly required. In practice the handrail section needs fitting. One reviewer found the handle a little tricky but not bad. Another says it took less than 15 minutes. Another says it was ready within about 5 minutes. Customers rate ease of use well. Of 45 mentions, 43 were positive.
There are four colour names: Black Incline, Bright black Incline, MatteBlack Incline and Upgrade Black Incline. Sizes are listed as 90 cm, 95 cm and 100 cm. The page does not say what the size refers to, so check the product page before ordering. One owner was told by support that the instruction manual was out of date. The middle feet shown in the diagram are no longer needed on the newer design.
The product carries a 1 year warranty. Amazon gives a 30-day right of return on many products. Free returns apply to some sizes and colours only, so pick your size and check the return policy shown for it. The listing is for UK stock with door-to-door delivery.
How common are faults? The rating is 4.1 out of 5 from 547 ratings. Some 61% gave 5 stars and 10% gave 1 star. Functionality had 39 mentions, with 24 positive and 15 negative. Problems reported include a loud beeping on first switch-on, an ER 5 error code under two months in and random stopping. One buyer was sent a replacement without hassle and the second unit worked fine. Others praise the customer service for quick replies.
The Superun Walking Pad Raceable is a foldable under desk treadmill with a 6% adjustable incline. It has a 2.5HP motor and a running area of 90 x 38 cm. It takes users up to 136kg. The listing title offers 6%/10% incline and 6/12 km/h options. This version states a maximum speed of 6 km/h and a speed range of 1.5-6 km/h. A comparison chart on the page gives 1-6 km/h for the same model.
The frame is alloy steel. The listing says it has a reinforced steel frame and side handrails. One reviewer said the handrail folds down for walking at lower speeds. The machine weighs 16.6kg and has wheels at one end. Reviewers said it fits under a sofa or bed and is easy to roll into place. A few found it heavier than they expected. One could not carry it upstairs.
The running belt has 5 non-slip layers with shock absorbers. Superun says this lowers noise and impact on knees and ankles. The comparison chart lists the noise level as under 55 db. Customer views on noise are mixed. Of 33 mentions, 20 were positive and 13 negative. Some said it stays quiet even at the top speed. Others called it noisy.
The treadmill comes with a remote control. It also has built-in HIIT and MIIT programmes. It works with an app. Reviewers named the Pitpat app. It offers training courses, AI training, step tracking and online running races against other users. One reviewer said it works without the app. Another said the app does not always save data. Superun says the app works with high-tech wearable devices. Superun also says the incline can raise workout intensity by up to 60%.
The listing says no assembly is needed. Reviewers had mixed experiences. One said the handle was a little tricky to fit. Another built it in under 15 minutes. One reviewer said it came with lubricant. It has a corded electric power supply and a 1 year warranty.
Reviewers raised some faults. Several said the belt drifts to one side. One said it grinds now and then and fixed it by pushing the belt back by hand. Some units showed an ER 5 error or stopped working. One arrived defective and beeped loudly when switched on. One reviewer said it has no safety cut-out. Others said customer service replaced faulty units quickly. Overall, 88 mentions of quality were mostly positive (78 positive and 10 negative). Ease of use had 45 mentions (43 positive and 2 negative). Functionality had 39 mentions (24 positive and 15 negative).
| Brand | Superun |
| Manufacturer | Superun |
| Model name | Walking Pad |
| Colour | Black Incline |
| Colour options | Black Incline, Bright black Incline, MatteBlack Incline, Upgrade Black Incline |
| Size options | 90 cm, 95 cm, 100 cm |
| Product dimensions (D x W x H) | 108.2 x 10 x 49.8 cm |
| Product size (comparison chart) | 114 x 52 x 12 cm |
| Running area | 90 x 38 cm |
| Item weight | 16.6kg |
| Maximum user weight | 136kg |
| Material | Alloy steel |
| Frame material | Alloy steel |
| Motor power | 2.5HP |
| Maximum speed | 6 km/h |
| Speed range | 1.5-6 km/h |
| Maximum incline | 6% |
| Running belt | 5 non-slip layers with shock absorbers |
| Noise level | Under 55 db |
| Special features | Portable, foldable |
| Programmes | HIIT and MIIT |
| Connectivity | App control |
| Included components | Remote control |
| Power source | Corded electric |
| Assembly required | No |
| Number of items | 1 |
| Warranty | 1 year |
| User guide | Available |
| UPC | 769261724208 |
| ASIN | B0H83FXHCD |
