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At a glance
- Condition
- New
- Color
- Ivory Black
- Model
- U20F-1
- Dimensions
- 46.9"D x 22.6"W x 4.4"H
- Material
- Metal
- Maximum Speed
- 6.2 mph
- Maximum Horsepower
- 3 hp
- In the box
- Mobile Phone HolderRemote ControlSafety KeyTool KitUser Manual
- Warranty
- 1 Year Warranty
Features 5
- Flat, 10% or 15% Incline This walking pad with incline gives you three walking levels: flat ground, flip out the black legs for an 10% grade (targets glutes and hamstrings), or place the red pads under the front legs to simulate a 15% steep hill easy to change by hand, no complicated settings
- Removable phone/pad holder included A detachable cradle comes with the unit, designed to securely hold most smartphones and tablets. It offers a convenient spot to rest your device while you walk, so you dont have to hold it in your hands. This walking pad with handle bar adds extra practicality with the included holder, keeping your device accessible
- Slim, SpaceSaving Design The lowprofile body slips easily under desks, beds, or sofas when not in use. Stand it upright against a wall or lean it in a closet to keep your floor space clear. Its lightweight build makes it a true portable treadmill easy to carry and move between rooms, ideal for apartments, home offices, and compact workout areas
- Quiet 3.0HP Brushless Motor 350 lb Capacity with LED Display Speed adjusts smoothly from 0.6 to 6.2 MPH, powered by a brushless motor that stays below 45 dB. It supports up to 350 pounds with consistent torque. The motor housing includes a builtin LED screen that cycles through time, speed, distance, and calories burned, so you can track your progress at a glance. This walking pad treadmill suits daily walking, light jogging, and interval pacing
- Cushioned Belt with Side Impact Strips The 37.4 x 15 running surface uses a multilayer belt plus three shockabsorbing strips on each edge to reduce joint impact. A recessed slot keeps the remote control within easy reach. Whether you're walking
Description
Product Specifications Product Dimensions: 46.9"D x 22.6"W x 4.4"H Item Weight: 45 pounds Material: Metal Maximum Speed: 6.2 miles_per_hour Special Feature: Foldable Maximum Horsepower: 3.0hp Maximum Incline Percentage: 15%
Specs 24
| Brand | LONTEK |
|---|---|
| Color | Ivory Black |
| Product Dimensions | 46.9"D x 22.6"W x 4.4"H |
| Material | Metal |
| Maximum Speed | 6.2 mph |
| Special Feature | Compact Design, Foldable, Quiet Operation, Shock Absorbent, Wheeled |
| Recommended Uses For Product | Walking, House, Office, Under Desk |
| Maximum Horsepower | 3 hp |
| Maximum Incline Percentage | 15 |
| Display Type | LED |
| Additional Features | Compact Design, Foldable, Quiet Operation, Shock Absorbent, Wheeled |
| Display | LED |
| Metrics Measured | Calories Burned, Distance, Speed, Time |
| Maximum Weight Recommendation | 159 kg |
| Item Dimensions D x W x H | 46.9"D x 22.6"W x 4.4"H |
| Material Type | Metal |
| Brand Name | LONTEK |
| Product Benefits | Weight Loss Support |
| Model Number | U20F-1 |
| Number of Items | 1 |
| Item Highlight | Foldable, Portable, Compact, Small, 3HP Quiet Brushless, 350LBS Weight Capacity, 0.6-6.2/7.5MPH, Elevated Dual Handrails |
| Model Name | U20F-1 |
| Manufacturer | LONTEK |
| Unit Count | 1 Count |
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Quality construction
Color: Ivory Black
This is an excellent product. It was easy to assemble right out of the box control makes it simple to operate and it offers three separate levels of incline. It’s well built and it’s easy to store great value for the money. I use it just over an hour at a time with no hiccups. The handrails offer night support and it also supports my tablet.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 25, 2026 by chris d
Love it
Color: Ivory Black
I absolutely love my new treadmill. Got here 3 days earlier than expected. Easy to assemble, not big and heavy like my old one and it has wheels so it’s easy to move around. This will be perfect for me to be able to get my walks in when the weather is yucky
Reviewed in the United States on October 4, 2026 by sandra
Decent for big women 5’8
Color: Ivory Black
Pleased so far. Quiet and can go a low speed without stopping. For somebody who is well over 200, I’m pleased. Sturdy and no concerns!
Reviewed in the United States on October 11, 2026 by Samantha Wells
Compact and Does the Job
“It does its job and overall I’m happy with it. I expected the 15% incline to feel a little steeper, so that was slightly disappointing, but you can still feel the incline while walking. The walking surface is also a little short, but the tradeoff is that it’s very compact. It’s easy to move or store under a bed, and if you leave it out, it doesn’t take up much space. Overall, I think it’s a good buy.
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Reviewed in the United States on October 2, 2026 by Bebe
Terrific Treadmill
Color: Ivory Black
Very practical and perfect for my use. My doctor has ordered daily walks to improve circulation to my legs and feet. We live in a remote area without nearby gyms and walking is difficult because of our rocky terrain. This treadmill is prefect for my use. The area where I can use it is small, so a full size machine would be impractical. I can easily fold this one up and move it out of the way when not in use. The handles are great for extra balance, the settings are easy to use, the incline is easy to set, and the tread area is long enough even for the long strides of a prairie girl like me. So glad I purchased this!
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Reviewed in the United States on September 24, 2026 by Rosemary Y. Grotta
Walking pad
Color: Ivory Black
Only have had this for one day but so far I love it , works well kinda loud but received earlier than estimated. Easy to assemble. You can definitely run on it , comes with red safety pin thing but the handle is a bit wobbly but does feel safe , pretty heavy definitely a 2 person job to bring inside 👌💯
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Reviewed in the United States on September 20, 2026 by Gurl
Ok - but a lot to learn
Color: Ivory Black
I am a life-long athlete and I've done a lot of cardio outdoors and in gyms. I was looking for a device that could work in the living room to get between half an hour and two hours of walking in on a daily basis without being at the mercy of New England weather or having to drive to an indoor mall to go for a walk. I did a lot of research and this was my first purchase, but it isn't right for me. I also learned not to trust the photos that the manufacturers put up with their treadmills and walking pads. There seem to be a lot of similarities between products from various brands. I got the idea that some of these were making the same product in the same place and slapping different names on them. A little research confirmed that to be true. With regard to the photos, many of the pictures you see have a virtual person pasted into the picture. In many of these cases, the foot looks tiny on the treadmill belt, or the person appears to be perfectly proportioned to use the handles. Many of those virtual pictures scale out to be a woman of about 4' tall. So here's what I observed from the actual product. First, this is a "fold flat" product. There's a handle that you can put up and down, and it has some side handles. It is not as easy as you want it to be to fold it up and down. At the base, there is a bolt on a handle on either side that must be completely screwed out to move the bar and then put back in. There is only one angle that it can be set at and it takes a little care to get the bolt started. For the side handles, they are held in place by a pin that you press into the hole when they are up. It is easy enough to put it in or pull it when you are taking it down, but there's no place to store it. They really should have drilled another hole in the handle or the metal bar so the pins can be stored when the side handles are not in use. I would lose these. Also, related to setup, the belt comes with no lubrication and I didn't see anything about lubrication in the maintenance section of the manual. No maintenance sounds like a good feature, but I won't keep this long enough to find out if there's a price to pay. We did make a video of opening the unit and that may get posted along with this. In function, the handles are going to be close to useless for most adults. The side handles are at a height of something in the vicinity of 31" above the deck. I'm 5' 9" tall and it is useless to me. To test the treadmill, I set up with a kitchen chair next to me to have something to grab onto and found it to be about the perfect height. I pulled out a tape measure and I found the back of the chair to be about 35.5" above the deck. I would estimate that I would find a side handle between 34-38" would work pretty well at my height. Note that if you put a treadmill on incline, it is going to raise the front end a few inches off the ground, so my chair model isn't going to be as good a fit when elevated. The other aspects of fit are the width and length of the belt. This is on the narrow side at 15" and I was able to get used to it, but I still found my wide feet hitting the edges here and there. Probably great for a narrow female, but I'll be looking for a 16-17" width. The length of about 38" was fine, but one must maintain focus. There's not a lot of extra space to delay a step without getting to the back edge and I find myself occasionally tapping the front edge as I walk. Consider your stride length and whether you could get by with this or need something longer. In actual walking, many treadmills advertise their low noise. This one claims 45 dB or less. I measured it to more like 55 dB with it running at 3 MPH. Whatever the speed, when I got on and started walking, my footfalls became the loudest thing in the room at 65 dB or so. I had to turn the TV up to hear it over the treadmill, but I didn't have to crank it up to the point where it got stupid. There were some programs I could watch, but anything that has quiet parts would not work. The noise level went up significantly with the motor making extra noise when a foot lands at higher speeds. The incline options are 0, 10, and 15 degrees. o to 10 is a pretty big first step. I'd much rather have something between 0-3-6 and 0-5-10 for a light use/beginner level device. The remote was okay, but some units have features that I would find really useful. In particular, some have dedicated quick buttons for 3 MPH and 6 MPH. If you plan to do any interval type stuff, being able to jump quickly between walking and jogging speeds is a great feature. Also, some offer a pause feature. If you need to get off this for a minute to grab a drink or the TV remote, you're going to have to let it run or stop it and restart at 0. I wear a fitness watch and it counts steps just fine. The mileage doesn't line up between the watch and the treadmill, but there's no reason to doubt the accuracy of the treadmill. If I do another review, I may get a measuring wheel and test that accuracy. The other thing I wanted to touch on was comfort. I tried walking a few minutes in socks and a few minutes barefoot as well as with my walking/running shoes. With the treadmill in the middle of my kitchen floor and walking barefoot at 3 MPH, things on shelves nearby were shaking a little. Whatever shock absorption is in there, it really isn't enough. I could also feel the deck getting warm and ten minutes barefoot was enough that the space between the balls of my feet feels a bit damaged, almost like it was starting to blister. Adding a pair of running shoes to the picture provided enough cushion for it to be comfortable. I probably did about 40 minutes between 2-3 separate test sessions on the first day and my back was sore the next. I have been regularly walking 6000-15000 steps a day outdoors an average of five days a week, so the difference was the position and cushioning of the device, not a sudden increase in activity. I also found that, if I wanted to bump up to jogging speed for a minute here and there, that the belt had a tendency to slip as I slowed back down unless I reduced the speed by a click or two and let it catch up before the next click. The first time it slipped, I almost fell off as my front foot slid forward on landing. I tried it again observing more carefully and trying to keep my balance more centered and only got a little slip before concluding that one must reduce speed slowly to remain safe. Overall, this unit isn't the one for me. I trusted to the descriptions and pictures too much that showed this one to really be so similar to the next price level of device and I found out that might not be the case. Based on the height of handle I would need, I either have to find one that is at the right level, or I would be better served to get a unit that has no handles at all for less complexity and easier storage. I am also going to trust that the other units that talk about being more like 35 or 30 dB may not be that quiet, but could be better than this one. Knocking off 10 dB from the noise level would be a big difference in terms of function.
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Reviewed in the United States on October 12, 2026 by Lisa Shea
Good for Price
Pretty good treadmill. As a 6ft tall man the length is a little on the shorter side but it works it just feels like my back leg is gonna slip off the back with every step
Reviewed in the United States on October 7, 2026 by Connor