Walking pad specs, side by side, with a source for every number
This table collects the published specs for every walking pad Kit Authority recommends: belt length and width, deck height, top speed, incline, user weight capacity, unit weight, folded size, motor rating, and any noise claim.
Use it to check whether a pad clears your desk, fits your stride, and stores where you need it. Where makers and retailers disagree, both figures are shown, and where nothing is published the cell says so.
- models
- 4
- with incline
- 2
- publish a dB figure
- 1
- capacity range
- 220-400 lb
Walking pad specs by model
Deck height is the unit's published height in walking mode, the figure a standing desk has to clear. Scroll sideways on a phone to see every column.
| Model | Belt (L x W) | Deck height | Max speed | Incline | User capacity | Unit weight | Folded size | Motor | Noise claim | Sources |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| UREVO Strol 2E Pro | 36.2 x 15.2 in | 4.2 in | 4 mph walking6.2 mph running mode | Up to 12%UREVO lists up to 12% incline but its product page does not say motorized or manual; one Amazon listing bullet calls it manual. | 300 lb | 43.4 lb | 44.9 x 21.9 x 4.2 (handlebar folded down; the deck does not fold in half) in | 2.25 HP | Not published |
Walking mode 0.6 to 4.0 mph with the handlebar down, running mode to 6.2 mph with it raised. UREVO's page gives 43.4 lb and 43.6 lb in two places; the Amazon listing says 44 lb. The 4.2 in height and handlebar-down size are the Amazon item dimensions. No noise figure is published. |
| WalkingPad C2 | 47.2 x 15.7 in | 4.9 in | 4 mph walkingNo running mode | NoneNo incline in WalkingPad's technical parameters. | 220 lb | 55 lb | 32.5 x 20.4 x 5.4 (folds in half) in | 3 HP brushless per WalkingPad; the Amazon listing says 2.0 HP | Not published |
WalkingPad's product page gives 1 to 4 mph; its own A1 Pro vs C2 comparison gives 3.7 mph. The motor rating differs between WalkingPad (3 HP) and the Amazon listing (2.0 HP). Walking mode only, no running mode. No decibel figure is published. |
| UREVO Smart Walking Pad | 35.43 x 15 in | 4.1 in | 4 mph walkingNo running mode | NoneNo incline listed. | 265 lb | 39.7 lb | Does not fold in half | 2.5 HP | Not published |
UREVO no longer lists this exact model on its own site, so every figure is from the Amazon listing. The listing gives a 4.1 in slim profile in its copy and 4 in in its item dimensions. No folded size is published because the listing describes no fold. No noise figure is published. |
| MERACH W50 (NovaWalk W50 TrekPad) | 41.3 x 16.5 in | 6.1 in | 4 mph walkingNo running mode | Up to 12%0 to 12% auto (motorized) incline. | 400 lb | 69.2 lb | Does not fold in half | 1.25 HP continuous, 3.5 HP peak | MERACH states both 25 dB and under 40 dB on the same page, with no test method. |
Non-folding (MERACH calls it an anti-fold design that stands upright for storage), so there is no folded size. One Amazon bullet gives a 16.5 x 42.5 in belt; MERACH gives 41.3 in. The Amazon listing gives 68.3 lb; MERACH gives 69.2 lb. MERACH rates it for up to 10 hours of continuous use. |
Method and reuse
Last checked September 25, 2026.
What is included. Each walking pad that appears as a pick in our best walking pads and best under-desk walking pads guides, plus our single-model reviews. One row per exact model.
Where the numbers come from. The maker's product page first, then the Amazon listing (identified by ASIN and read through the Amazon Creators API) for figures the maker does not publish. Kit Authority did not measure these pads; every value is a published rating.
Blanks and conflicts. An unpublished value stays blank rather than estimated. When two sources disagree, the maker's figure goes in the column and the other figure goes in the notes. Noise claims are marketing figures with no stated test method.
Reuse. You are welcome to cite these figures, link to this page, or quote rows with credit to Kit Authority and a link back. Reuse follows our terms; to republish the full table, ask first.
Corrections. Spot a changed spec or a newer measurement? Send the source to hello@kitauthority.com. Corrections are dated here and in the CSV.