Let's review the top portable treadmills/walking pads

Let's review the top portable treadmills/walking pads so you don't waste your money. First one I'm going to talk about is the pink TKW 3-in-1. This one's railing functions as a little mini desk, we can throw our laptop here and work and walk if we want to, as well as has a little sticky spot for your phone, slot to hold the remote and it has a water bottle holder right here. One also has an optional 3% incline. What makes this one so nice is it also goes up to 6.2. We can run on an incline and it's still nice and quiet. My only beef is that this beep is kind of loud, but the walking pad itself is quiet. The max weight for this one is 300 pounds. And then when you're done walking we're going to drop this incline off. To do the vibration mode you want to make sure that's not there because it'll mess your belt up. And then we hold this one down and now our vibration mode is on and it goes up to 8. And what the vibration plate does, it gets that lymphatic drainage and it's really good for recovery. Next is going to be our standard walking pad from Yagud. This is a fan favorite because of this hot pink. And this one will function normal with the railing down so you can use it under a standing desk unlike the one before. Now the max speed on this one is 3.8, that's why I'm saying it's more standard walking pad. We can't run on this one but I'm telling you 3.8 is a really good speed walk. You can make it a light jog if you pick your feet up. You can put your phone or tablet right here, you can put the remote there. This one also has that manual incline as well, probably about an 8%, a little bit higher of an incline than the last one. And the max weight for this one is only 265 though. So I would recommend this one for anyone who wants a really portable, you can roll this around easily, it's on the lighter end, you can have this down, you can use it under a standing desk, you only want to be able to go up to 3.8. A really fun option just also because of that hot pink. Next one is our Mac Daddy Merarch walking pad. This has a 12% auto incline. It's going to go up on its own with just a touch of that button. The weight limit on this is 400 pounds, so it's the highest weight capacity one I've found, as well as it has the longest belt, this is over 42 inches in length. So you're getting a super comfortable stride. It's also extremely quiet and it's going to go up to 4 miles an hour. So this is a really fast speed walk, a light jog on that 12% incline, we are moving and cruising. Another really cool thing about this one is it tracks your steps, not a lot of walking pads are going to do that. You have this like gorgeous display screen right here and it shows you right there. And I would consider this one like a luxury walking pad because you see this ambient light right here lighting up blue. There's also a Bluetooth speaker that you can connect to your phone and play music, and then it starts dancing to your music. And this right here is the app. It's going to keep track of your stats and give you actual workouts to do, which is so cool. So if you're looking for a longer walking pad or one that has a higher weight capacity, this is a really really good option. The only thing is it does not have that railing. All right, last one is going to be your OverSelf portable treadmill and this is the one I'm going to recommend for most people. It has this nice tall railing which you unscrew it here and you can put the railing down so it'll work whether that's up or down, you can use it under a standing desk. It's nice and quiet, it's probably the quietest out of all of them. And this is actually the older model, the brand new one comes in black, pink or purple. It track your steps and it has an optional incline. There's also a shorter model that doesn't have an incline, but I just prefer long belt just because I feel like it's more comfortable. But what makes this one my absolute favorite, we are able to get a real run on this with a nice long belt, super comfortable. For the Merarch one it's a really long belt but it only goes up to 4. The downside of this, the weight limit is only 300. So if you do need that higher weight capacity you're going to have to go with the Merarch. This one has that nice long belt, railing, optional incline, tracks your steps, super quiet and comes with a free one year warranty while also still being super sleek. Like compared to the Merarch this one's a lot easier to move around, I can pick this one up and carry it. How you decide which one to get is based on your goals. If you want to be able to vibrate, if you just want to be able to walk, if you need a higher weight capacity, grab the OverSelf if you want it to be portable but still go fast. All four of these will be linked on the screen, please drop any questions you have below.