Treadmill Base Category

The UMAY Portable Under Desk Treadmill Base costs $339.99, has a weight capacity of 198 lbs and a running platform of 43.3" x 16.1".

One of the key differences between walking treadmill bases and running treadmills is their lower noise signature, especially at lower speeds.

The office fitness industry has now caught up with demand by offering a wide array of under desk treadmill products. We break down the best.

The TR5000-DT3 under desk treadmill is Lifespan's top-of-the-line unit with a 3.0HP motor and a ticket price to go with it. But is it competitive with the ThermoTread GT?

The LifeSpan TR1200 was the top-selling under desk treadmill base for many years, until its quality slipped, price increased and warranty coverage was completely eliminated.

A cloud capable, touch-screen enabled walking treadmill, the iMovR ThermoTread GT aims to bring office wellness into the future.

The LifeSpan TR800-DT3 treadmill desk is a pocket-sized walking treadmill that may be too small for many users to comfortably walk on. It is currently the least expensive but also the most poorly-rated treadmill desk on the market.

The Versadesk Ultra-Thin Office Treadmill is the new bottom-of-the-pile choice in office treadmills, from a company with questionable marketing practices.

This is the worst abomination of the treadmill desk concept we have ever seen, and we've seen some pretty bad ones before.

The InMovement Unsit is just a rebranding of the UnSit Walk-1 with all its attendant shortcomings. Too short, too wide, too hard to maintain, quick to fail.

The TreadDesk deserves recognition for the trailblazing role it played, but units like the LifeSpan TR1200 and iMovR ThermoTread GT run circles around it.

Woodway's DeskMill treadmill desk looked really interesting but suffered a poor performance when tested in the real world.