KingSmith · Walking pad with folding handrail
Photo: WalkingPad
Walk at 6 km/h with the handrail down, run at 12 km/h with it up, and fold it to a metre long.
Great for: Walk and run
from $599 (typical price)
Researched from maker data, retailers and public reviews; we have not tested it.· Reviewed Oct 31, 2026
Some data on this page comes from retailers or reviews and is still being checked against the maker.
Seen from above, to scale, on a 10 cm grid. On the right, its height against the gap under a sofa on legs.
Our rules applied to its data. The reasons come from the specification table. How the verdicts are decided
Cheap extras bought with the machine. Mats only appear when their size covers this machine's footprint.
Covers its 145 × 72 cm footprint with 7.4 cm to spare in length and 4.2 cm in width
76 cm wide: covers the R2's 72 cm with 2 cm each side
Any walking pad after a few months of daily use.
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Best for: Walking on weekdays and a jog at the weekend, without a full treadmill.
The one to buy if you will really run. For walking only, a flat pad is half the weight and quieter.
Source: Data source
Measured values with their source. We never make up figures.
No independent noise measurements of this model yet. The maker's figure, if any, is in the specification table.
Walking pad, no handrail
Great for: Under a standing desk · Under the bed or sofa
10.6 cm high, folds in half to 81 cm and slides under a sofa: the pad for small flats.
If you will only walk: lower, lighter and quieter