WalkingPad X21 Treadmill Review - The Most Compact Folding Treadmill!
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The WalkingPad X21 Treadmill is an extremely compact model. We recommend it for users who live in apartments and condos, on upper-level floors, and who have only a small amount of space. The X21 has a unique double-folding mechanism that allows this treadmill to be stored in a closet or pushed against a wall, out of the way.
The WalkingPad X21 is best for walking only, although users with shorter running strides will be able to lightly jog on the deck as well. The 1.0 HP brushless motor is quiet and moves the belt from 1 mph up to 7.5 mph. It’s fairly quiet, too.
What makes the X21 unique is its double-folding mechanism. The deck folds in half and then folds again at the top of the deck to sit upright under the console and uprights. It reminds me of a large briefcase when folded. This technology takes the deck from around 56” long to only 9” long when folded.
Something to be aware of is that the area in the deck that folds can be felt underfoot when using the WalkingPad X21. It is noticeable, especially if you’ve used a treadmill before, however with time, most will probably get used to it. We did, after using the X21 for a bit.
The console and uprights remain in place when the X21 is folded and unfolded. The console is also built into the handle to display metrics like your time, distance, and speed. The center adjustment dial is pretty intuitive to use for adjusting the treadmill. You can also download the KS Fit App for free to track your workouts and adjust the treadmill with your phone.
If you’re looking for a small walking treadmill that can be stored out of sight, this is one to consider.
0:00 - WalkingPad X21 Treadmill Review Intro
0:29 - WalkingPad X21 Construction & Folding
4:45 - Console Overview
6:58 - Walking/Running Demo - Sydney
7:47 - Walking/Running Demo - Matt
8:18 - Conclusion
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When you said this was light by comparison, I had to get a sense of how heavy treadmills were in comparison to the 90 lb plus this one weighs. And I did not have a sense of how HP contributed to using this at its max speed for too long. This is a pretty thorough review. I appreciate the information here.
I love how thorough and concise your reviews are! Could you do a top 10 for the best treadmills that are more compact for home settings? There's so many out there but it's hard to decide which one is reliable.
Great review. Very helpful. Thank you very much.
Great review. Very helpful, thanks 😊
Thanks for watching!
I LOVE the simple, clean look of this! Do you like this as much as some of the other brands of walking/light running treadmill pads? I was also considering the Urevo 3-in1 as well as the Lifespan (but I wish it had a front folding handle!).....thoughts?
Thanks for the review!!
Thanks for watching!
Thank you for the review, it helped me make up my mind about buying this treadmill, since I've been looking for a folding one for light/moderate use that wasn't too expensive.
Thanks for watching!
After a month, do you still like this treadmill?
@@jenniferf3034 Yes, I use it a few times a week. It's pretty easy to set up and use. I was worried about feeling the line under the belt where it folds while I walk, but I don't feel it at all (not with shoes, anyway). I don't use the app because I have another app for counting steps and I'm okay with managing it using the button. It's also not noisy, which is good since I live in an aprtment building, but I bought a mat for it anyway to be sure the neighbours wouln't complain
@@Hila_GCan you roll it under a sofa?
@@Yahya-X No - if you lay it down instead of standing it up, the wheels come off the floor, so if you try to roll in, you'll just be dragging it on the floor. Also, there are no pads or legs or anything on that side that you can rest it on, it's just the frame of the handle/arch. I don't think it is meant to be laid down and pushed under a sofa.
Thank you for the review. I have a maintenance question. How often do you fold the treadmill? Is there a chance to break the mechanism if it is too often (twice a day for example)?
Hello, can you grab the frontal bar while walking?
My wife and I are looking for a small foldable treadmill, and this seems perfect for our apartment. But, she will primarily be walking while I would like to run. For how long would you recommend to use this at max speed? I guess I will be running for about 30 minutes 2-3 times during the week. I am 5,7 and not that heavy.
Thanks in advance.
This review was really helpful, thanks a lot!
Will you consider reviewing a Kingsmith K15 treadmill? That's quite interesting model, also foldable and with build-in 4% incline(you can't change it, but as for me, for a foldable and relatively compact treadmill that's an amazing feature)
Thanks for watching! We aren't planning on reviewing this treadmill yet because our schedule is already pretty full, but we will see what we can do. In the mean time, we are happy to answer any questions you may have.
Can it be used with handle down on lower speed?
This is a great review! Thank you very much!
Thanks for watching!
How long is the recommended use per session?
Can you use this on wood floor without using mat underneath?
Is it still worth getting this one? Debating over R2. Which do you recommend? I prefer to use at standing desk and be able to run at the max speed when not at the desk. Assuming X21 can still go under the desk even the bar doesn't goes down. Is there better folding treadmill over those two model?
I like the comparison with the heights, that's the case with my wife and I 😃
Awesome! We're glad it was helpful!
They seem to sell an X23 model in some places, but I can’t see what was changed.
Anything similar to this that you can jog and run without burning the motor?
Can it handle me running 3 times a week for about 30 minutes?
My weight is 230 lb and height is 5 feet 8½ inches
Do we get this walking pad x21 in india
When running at high speed, it is difficult to control the rotation of the control knob to increase or decrease the speed exactly as desired. Very dangerous. Better if it has a handheld remote. But this product does not have a remote control, it is not designed according to this model. The phone app is also difficult to control and sometimes doesn't connect well
I was getting shocks from the 2 screws under the handle. I sent it back.
Is the is noise ?
Hello i have kingsmith x21 , and everything was fine.
Today i found out that the top button/ controller of my walking pad , display button changed its language to chinese. I want it back to english! Please help!
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Hey. Just bought one of these. Wanted to jog on it for the first time but when I get up to 9 km and start to run the belt slips on each footfall. The mat itself is running in good alignment but I feel like I am going to mess my back up trying to run on it. Has the tall guy or you dealt with this issue? And how did you fix it?
Hey, great question! Matt here, you might need to tighten the belt. That slipping feeling should go away once the belt is a little tighter. There are two holes at the back of the deck, if you get an Allen wrench, tighten it evenly on each side so the belt stays aligned. Let me know if you have any other questions.
@@TreadmillReviewGuru Thanks so much for the reply. It’s brand new and belt is very tight - can’t get my hand under it when fully extended. Just out of curiosity, do you know which way to turn the screws to tighten the belt? I actually applied the remainder of the lubricant bottle to the deck and that made a huge difference. I could actually run on it okay, not perfect, but okay. I only weigh about 90kg so I don’t think that’s it 😂. Hope not anyway.
@@aintnostringsonme9349 I also had an issue with the belt slipping to one side )although it was probably me messing it up because I wasn't aware what the wrench's purpose was). There are videos on YT that show how to align a belt on a treadmill, do a search and you'll see several videos with demonstrations and explanations about aligning the belt with athe wrench you got with the treadmill
Can it handle weight around 290 lbs for walking?
No, the weight capacity is only 240 lbs. For other folding options with higher limits, I would check out the Echelon Stride and Sole F63.
I’m 210/215 ish…wondering if this one would still be okay since the max weight is 240 idk I just worry I’m too big for it or something like I’m gonna break it 😂😂😂
Valid concern! Matt felt the same way but for walking he's felt pretty good on it so you should be good.
Can the "handlebar" be detached for use under a desk?
No. The r2 version handlebar that can be folded down for desk use. If using it at a desk is important to you, that is a better option. If you ONLY intend to use it for light walking and under desk, there are much smaller/cheaper options. The x21 and r2 allow for light jogging, which is nice if you need that, but it makes them larger.
Don’t buy the x21 or r2 unless you intend to use your treadmill for more than 3.5 mph.
i was hoping the handlebars would detached too. @veronica did you find a suitable walking pad for under the desk use?
@@OathesisGaming yes. I ended up getting the R1 Pro as it has the same weight capacity and comes with "foldable" handlebars so you have the flexibility of using it as a walking pad under the desk or treadmill for jogging. Not quite as aesthetic as the x21 (imo) but a great purchase.
@@Veronica.SPinto Thank you for the reply .. .. think I might just get the same as you .. :)
I’d like to see you fold it up, please
Seemed great, till I saw it was $1,000.
;p
but this sounds really noisy for anyone who lives underneath you
Is it still worth getting this one? Debating over R2. Which do you recommend? I prefer to use at standing desk and be able to run at the max speed when not at the desk. Assuming X21 can still go under the desk even the bar doesn't goes down. Is there better folding treadmill over those two model?
I would go with the R2. Since the console doesn't fold down on the X21, you would have to raise your desk pretty high to fit it underneath. The R2 is meant to be used under a desk and on its own, so it's better for that kind of use. Plus, the R2 folds up to be just as compact as the X21.