Treadmills, Walking Pads & Foldable Running Machines
Walk, jog or run at home with our Powertrain treadmills. Choose a slim walking pad that slides under a desk or sofa, a 2-in-1 walking pad with a lift-up handrail for running up to 14km/h, or a full-size foldable treadmill with auto incline and speeds up to 22km/h. Compare them in our comparison tables and buying guide below.
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Powertrain V200 3.0HP 2-in-1 Foldable Electric Walking Pad 14kph Under Desk Running Machine Home GymSpecial Price $239 Regular Price $299
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Powertrain K400 Under Desk Treadmill Foldable Walking Pad Portable Electric Running Machine for Home OfficeSpecial Price $269 Regular Price $299
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Powertrain K100 Foldable Electric Treadmill 1100W Home Gym Cardio Running Walking Machine with InclineSpecial Price $407 Regular Price $509
Compare our treadmills and walking pads
Specifications are taken from each product listing. Open the product page for the current price, stock and delivery details.
Walking pads and 2-in-1 under desk treadmills
| Walking pad | Speed | Running area | Incline | Motor | Max user |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Powertrain K300 Walking Pad | 1 to 6km/h (walking) | 100 x 40cm | None | 1.0HP | 100kg |
| Powertrain K400 | 1 to 10km/h | 100 x 43cm | 2-level manual | 1.0HP | 100kg |
| Powertrain K300 2-in-1 (black, pink) | Walk 1 to 6km/h, run up to 10km/h | 100 x 40cm | Manual 8% and 11% | 1.5HP | 120kg |
| Powertrain K500 2-in-1 | Walk 1 to 6km/h, run up to 12km/h | 100 x 40cm | 2-level manual | 2.5HP | 100kg |
| Powertrain V200 2-in-1 | Walk 1 to 6km/h, run up to 14km/h | 110 x 40cm | Manual 8% and 11% | 3.0HP | 120kg |
| Powertrain V300 2-in-1 | Walk 1 to 6km/h, run up to 14km/h | 110 x 40cm | 8-level auto | 3.0HP | 120kg |
Foldable running treadmills
| Treadmill | Top speed | Running area | Incline | Motor | Max user |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Powertrain K100 | 10km/h | 100 x 40cm | 4-level manual | 1100W | 100kg |
| Powertrain V30 | 14.8km/h | 115 x 42cm | 3-level manual | 1.5HP | 110kg |
| Powertrain K200 | 12km/h | 120 x 42cm | 15-level auto | 1600W | 120kg |
| Powertrain K2000 | 22km/h | 130 x 48cm | 5-level auto (3 to 12 degrees) | 3.0HP | 130kg |
| Powertrain V500 | 20km/h | 130 x 50cm | 15-level auto | 3HP | 130kg |
| Powertrain V1200 | 20km/h | 135 x 48cm | Auto, up to 15% | 3.0HP (4.5HP peak) | 140kg |
| Powertrain MX3 | 20km/h | 145 x 58cm | Power, up to 15% | 3.5HP DC | 150kg |
| Powertrain V1100 | 20km/h | 135 x 48cm | Auto, 0 to 15 | Not listed | 150kg |
Treadmill buying guide
1. Walking pad, 2-in-1 or full treadmill?
- Walking pad: a slim belt with no tall handrail, for walking at up to 6km/h under a standing desk or in front of the TV. Stores flat under a bed or sofa. See the K300 and K400.
- 2-in-1 walking pad: walk with the handrail folded down, or lift it to jog and run at 10 to 14km/h. See the K300 2-in-1, K500, V200 and V300.
- Foldable treadmill: a full console, handrails, longer belt and incline for regular jogging and running. The deck folds up to save floor space. See the K100 to MX3 in the table above.
2. Choose the right belt size
A 40cm wide belt suits walking. For running, look for a belt of 45cm or wider and 130cm or longer, like the K2000 (130 x 48cm), V500 (130 x 50cm) or MX3 (145 x 58cm). Taller people and faster runners need more length.
3. Match the speed and motor to how you train
Walking needs up to 6km/h, jogging about 10km/h and running 12km/h or more. If you plan to run often or do sprint intervals, choose a 3.0HP or larger motor and a 20km/h top speed, such as the V1200, V500 or MX3.
4. Decide on manual or auto incline
Walking uphill burns more energy with less impact than running. Manual incline is set before you start; auto incline changes with a button while you train and is used by the built-in programs. Our auto incline models are the V300, K200, K2000, V500, V1200, MX3 and V1100.
5. Check the maximum user weight
Ratings run from 100kg to 150kg. Choose a treadmill rated comfortably above the heaviest user; the MX3 and V1100 are rated to 150kg.
6. Measure your space
Allow clear space behind the treadmill in case you step off the back, plus room to fold it. These sizes come from the listings:
| Model | Assembled size (L x W x H) | Folded size |
|---|---|---|
| K300 2-in-1 | 116.9 x 62.2 x 109.2cm | 122.7 x 62.2 x 10cm |
| K500 2-in-1 | 122 x 60 x 109cm | 129 x 60 x 12.5cm |
| V200 2-in-1 | 133.5 x 66.5 x 105cm | 150 x 66.5 x 13.5cm |
| V300 2-in-1 | 134 x 69 x 110cm | 146 x 69 x 17cm |
| K100 | 116.5 x 62.5 x 125cm | Deck folds up |
| V30 | 153 x 68.5 x 116cm | Deck folds up |
| K200 | 156.5 x 73 x 127cm | Hydraulic fold-up deck |
| K2000 | 173 x 81 x 138cm | Hydraulic fold-up deck |
| V1200 and V1100 | 193 x 83 x 143cm | Deck folds up |
Short on room? Read how to build a home gym with minimal space.
7. Protect your floor and plan delivery
Use a mat and keep it lubricated. A 2m x 1m or 1.5m equipment mat protects your floor and reduces noise, and 100% silicone oil keeps the belt running smoothly. Couriers deliver to the building entrance only, so have a second person ready to help carry it in.
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Treadmill FAQs
What is the difference between a walking pad and a treadmill?
A walking pad is a slim, motorised belt with no tall handrail or console, built mainly for walking, often under a standing desk. It stores flat under a bed or sofa. A treadmill has a handrail, a console, a longer and wider belt, a faster top speed and usually incline, so it suits jogging and running. A 2-in-1 walking pad sits in between: walk with the handrail down, or lift it up to jog or run.
Can you run on a walking pad?
Only on a 2-in-1 model. The K300 2-in-1 reaches 10km/h, the K500 12km/h, and the V200 and V300 14km/h with the handrail up. Walking-only pads like the original K300 top out at 6km/h. For regular running, a full treadmill with a longer, wider belt is more comfortable.
What is the best treadmill for a small space?
A walking pad takes the least room. The K300 2-in-1 folds to just 10cm high, the K500 to 12.5cm and the V200 to 13.5cm, so they slide under a bed or sofa. If you want to run, the K100 is our most compact full treadmill at 116.5 x 62.5cm, and its deck folds up with hydraulic help.
What belt size do I need?
For walking, a 40cm wide belt is enough for most people, and every walking pad we sell is 40cm to 43cm wide. For jogging and running, a wider and longer belt gives you more room for your stride: our running treadmills go up to 48cm on the V1200 and K2000, 50 x 130cm on the V500 and 58 x 145cm on the MX3. Taller runners and fast runners should choose the longest belt they have room for.
Do I need a treadmill with incline?
Incline makes walking harder without running faster, so it raises your heart rate and works your legs and glutes with less impact on your joints. Manual incline means you set the angle before you start, like the 8% and 11% positions on the K300 2-in-1 and V200. Auto incline changes at the press of a button while you walk, like the 15-level incline on the K200 and V500, 3 to 12 degrees on the K2000, or up to 15% on the V1200, MX3 and V1100.
How fast does a home treadmill need to go?
Walking is usually 3 to 6km/h, jogging around 7 to 10km/h and running 10km/h and up. A walking pad with a 6km/h top speed suits walking only. For jogging, choose 10 to 14km/h. For running and sprint intervals, choose 20km/h or more, like the V1200, V500, MX3 and V1100 (20km/h) or the K2000 (22km/h, our fastest).
What is the maximum user weight?
Our walking pads are rated to 100kg (K300, K400, K500) or 120kg (K300 2-in-1, V200, V300). Running treadmills range from 100kg (K100) to 140kg (V1200) and 150kg (MX3, V1100). Choose a model rated comfortably above the heaviest person who will use it.
Can I use a walking pad under a standing desk?
Yes, that is what they are designed for. Walk at 1 to 6km/h while you work, using the remote control to change speed. The K300 and K400 show speed, distance, time and calories on an LED display, and the K400 has a fold-up handrail with a tablet holder. Keep the pace slow enough that you can type and talk comfortably.
How do I look after a treadmill?
Keep the belt and deck clean, check the belt tension, and lubricate under the belt with 100% silicone oil such as Helmar silicone treadmill lubricant, following your manual for how often. The MX3 has an automatic lubrication port that spreads the oil across the belt. A 2m x 1m equipment mat protects your floor, cuts noise and vibration, and keeps dust away from the motor.
Do treadmills come assembled?
Most treadmills need some assembly, usually fitting the handrail uprights and console. The K500 walking pad needs no assembly. Treadmills are heavy (the V300 weighs 40kg), and couriers deliver to the building entrance only, so have a second person ready to carry it in.
Are treadmills safe around children?
Keep children and pets away from a treadmill while it is running, because contact with the moving belt can cause friction burns. Clip on the safety key, which stops the belt if you fall or step off, remove it after each workout and store the treadmill out of reach. The K100, K200, K2000 and V1100 listings state they are certified to the mandatory Australian consumer product safety standard for treadmills.
Treadmill, exercise bike, elliptical or rower: which is best?
A treadmill is the most natural choice for walking and running, and walking on incline is easy on the joints. An exercise bike is lower impact and quieter. An elliptical cross trainer works your arms and legs with almost no impact. A rowing machine works your back, arms and legs together. Browse our full cardio range.



















