The short version
The Strol 2E Pro's clearest strengths are its 4.2-inch handlebar-down profile, 12% manual incline, and 6.2 mph handlebar-up maximum. Amazon's exact ASIN listing (B0H1H4JT4C; model URTM059) gives a 44.9 x 21.9 x 4.2 inch footprint and 44 lb weight; UREVO publishes a 36.2 x 15.2 inch walking surface. Capacity is the safety constraint: the URTM059 manual says not to exceed 265 lb (120 kg), while UREVO's product page lists 300 lb. Follow the manual's lower limit.
Strengths
- URTM059 manual specifies a 265 lb / 120 kg maximum.
- UREVO lists a 12% incline and separate handlebar-down walking and handlebar-up speed modes.
- The linked listing provides handlebar-down dimensions for clearance checks.
Tradeoffs
- The manual's 265 lb maximum differs from the 300 lb figure on UREVO's product page.
- The manual describes a manual support-leg incline setup; no noise figure is established here.
The UREVO Strol 2E Pro combines two useful modes in one deck: walking at up to 4 mph with the handlebar down, and a higher 6.2 mph ceiling with it raised. Its 12% incline is manual, not a button-controlled grade: set the support legs before the session. That makes it a better fit for someone who wants desk walking plus occasional faster work than for someone who expects a conventional treadmill. The belt is 15.2 inches wide, so check the dimensions against your stride and available floor space before buying.
Who it suits
The practical case is straightforward: the handlebar-down deck is low enough to consider under many standing desks, and raising the handlebar unlocks the higher speed range. UREVO lists the walking mode at 0.6 to 4 mph and the raised-handlebar mode up to 6.2 mph. That is room for a faster walk or jog; it is not evidence of suitability for sustained running.
Incline requires stopping to change the support setup. If you want to adjust grade while walking, the CyberPad's motorized incline is more convenient. If you want a simple incline setting and a lower deck, the Strol's manual arrangement may suit you better. If an older walker will use the pad, our guide to the best walking pads for seniors compares the handlebar, starting speed, and stopping controls across four pads.
Strol 2E vs 2E Pro vs 2S Pro
The similar names are easy to mix up. This page covers the Strol 2E Pro, not the flat Strol 2E or the larger 2S Pro.
| Spec | Strol 2E | Strol 2E Pro | Strol 2S Pro |
|---|---|---|---|
| Speed | 0.6-4 mph walk; up to 6.2 mph raised | 0.6-4 mph walk; up to 6.2 mph raised | 0.6-4 mph walk; up to 7.6 mph raised |
| Incline | None | 12%, manual | 0-9%, automatic |
| Running surface | 40.2 x 15 in | 36.2 x 15.2 in | 42.52 x 16.54 in |
| Machine weight | 47.2 lb | 43.4-43.6 lb on UREVO page | 74.51 lb |
| Capacity | 265 lb (UREVO page) | 265 lb (URTM059 manual); UREVO product page separately lists 300 lb | 265 lb (UREVO page) |
If you want the longer belt and don't need incline, compare the plain 2E. If running space and a higher speed matter more, compare the 2S Pro. These are manufacturer-published specifications, not measurements of sample units.
Dimensions and specifications
| Spec | Detail | Source |
|---|---|---|
| Manufacturer model | URTM059 | Amazon listing manufacturer details for ASIN B0H1H4JT4C |
| Handlebar-down size | 44.9 x 21.9 x 4.2 in | Amazon listing item dimensions, ASIN B0H1H4JT4C |
| Handlebar-up size | 42.5 x 21.9 x 38.6 in | UREVO product page |
| Walking surface | 36.2 x 15.2 in | UREVO product page |
| Machine weight | 43.4-43.6 lb on UREVO page; 44 lb on Amazon listing | UREVO; Amazon listing |
| Speed | 0.6-4 mph handlebar down; up to 6.2 mph handlebar up | UREVO product page |
| Incline | 12%; listing describes it as manual | UREVO product page; Amazon listing |
| Motor | 2.25 HP | UREVO product page |
| Capacity | 300 lb on UREVO product page; URTM059 manual safety limit is 265 lb | UREVO page and manual; see safety note below |
| Controls | Remote and app features listed by UREVO | UREVO product page |
| Noise | No decibel rating located on the exact product page | UREVO product page |
Capacity is a safety check
UREVO's US user guide for model URTM059 limits use to 265 lb (120 kg); its product page lists 300 lb. Follow the guide's lower limit. If your unit or region differs, confirm its rating with UREVO before use.
Desk fit and storage
For desk fit, add the 4.2-inch handlebar-down deck height to your standing elbow height, then compare that total with your desk's maximum height. This is a fit calculation from published dimensions, not a tested ergonomic result. Also allow roughly 45 inches of deck length and enough clearance to raise the handlebar when using the higher speed mode.
UREVO lists transport wheels and recommends sliding the deck under furniture. The handlebar folds down, but the running deck itself does not fold in half. Measure the clearance under your sofa or desk rather than assuming a nominal “slim” label will fit.
Limits to keep in view
- Manual incline: plan to stop and set the support legs; it isn't adjusted from the remote mid-walk.
- Use the right mode: 4 mph is the handlebar-down ceiling; the 6.2 mph maximum requires the raised handlebar. The published speed alone doesn't establish suitability for sustained running.
- Capacity: the URTM059 manual says 265 lb (120 kg), while UREVO's product page lists 300 lb. Use the manual's lower limit.
- No published decibel figure was located for this model, so noise comparisons based on a number aren't available here.
How it compares
The CyberPad has a wider walking surface and motorized incline, but tops out at 4 mph and has a taller deck. The Strol 2E Pro vs CyberPad comparison lays out the trade.
The MERACH W50 also has motorized incline and a 4 mph ceiling. MERACH publishes a 400 lb capacity and a longer belt; the CyberPad URTM051 guide says 300 lb. See the CyberPad vs W50 comparison.
The UREVO Smart Walking Pad is a lower-speed, flat option. Its exact Amazon listing gives its own dimensions; those should not be inferred from a different UREVO model.
For category context, see the best walking pads guide, the under-desk walking pads guide, and our walking pad fit checker.
Where to buy it
Buy directly from UREVO using the product link on this page. Check the current price, delivery estimate, return window, and warranty before ordering. The Amazon listing previously linked here is no longer available, so we have removed that purchase option.
Not the one?
The UREVO Strol 2E Pro Walking Pad Treadmill is route 05 (Jog breaks) in our guide Best walking pads 2026. These are the routes for other jobs.
01 Desk walking · 4 mph
UREVO Smart Walking Pad02 Budget 2-in-1 · 7.5 mph
Goplus 2-in-103 Incline · 0–14%
UREVO CyberPad04 Heavy duty · 400 lb
MERACH W50
Frequently asked questions
What is the difference between the Strol 2E and Strol 2E Pro?
UREVO lists the 2E without incline and the 2E Pro with a 12% incline. Their published belt lengths and machine weights also differ; compare the exact model name and listing before ordering.
Can you jog on the Strol 2E Pro?
UREVO lists up to 6.2 mph with the handlebar raised. That permits a jog for some users, but the specification alone doesn't establish suitability for sustained running.
How much weight can the Strol 2E Pro hold?
The official URTM059 Version 2.0 manual says 265 lb (120 kg), do not exceed. UREVO's product page lists 300 lb; use the manual's lower value and confirm with UREVO if your exact unit differs.
Will it fit under a standing desk?
The listing gives a 4.2-inch deck height with the handlebar down. Add that to your standing elbow height and confirm your desk can reach the result; also check floor length and handlebar clearance.
Sources
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| Claim | Source |
|---|---|
| Speed, dimensions, walking area, capacity, incline, motor, warranty | UREVO Strol 2E Pro product page |
| Amazon listing title, price, availability, item dimensions, model and weight for ASIN B0H1H4JT4C | Amazon listing details, checked 2026-10-13 |
| URTM059 US manual, safety limit and incline setup | UREVO Strol 2E Pro user manual V2.0 (PDF) |
| URTM059 model match for ASIN B0H1H4JT4C | Amazon product listing manufacturer details |
| Plain Strol 2E specs | UREVO Strol 2E product page |
| Strol 2S Pro specs | UREVO Strol 2S Pro product page |
