Three incline settings and a handlebar you can actually control it from — without breaking stride to reach for a remote.
Incline that changes the work
Three manual positions between flat and 10%. Raising the deck recruits more of your legs at the same walking speed, so you build intensity without having to run for it — which is the whole point of an incline pad rather than a flat one.
Two ways to control it
A touch panel sits in the handlebar itself, and there is a wireless remote as well. Start, stop and change speed from whichever is closer. On most pads in this class you are bending down or hunting for a remote mid-walk.
The LED display shows speed, distance, time and calories as you go.
Connects to the apps people actually use
Bluetooth pairing with FitShow, Kinomap and Zwift. Kinomap and Zwift bring virtual routes and guided sessions, which is the difference between staring at a wall and walking somewhere. It works perfectly well standalone if you would rather not bother.
Built for more than a gentle stroll
A 2.5HP motor covers 1 to 10 km/h, so walking, jogging and light running are all on the table. Rated to 136 kg, which is a wider range than most walking pads of this size allow.
The 95 × 40 cm running surface uses a five-layer non-slip belt over silicone shock absorbers to take the impact out of each step.
In the box
- THERUN incline walking pad (Black)
- Wireless remote
- Red safety lock key
- Power lead and user manual
Free delivery, tracked Australia-wide. Securely boxed and sent with tracking. 30-day returns, and if it arrives faulty we cover the return cost. Backed by real, human support.
Common questions
It will not start — what am I missing?
The red safety lock must be in place before it will run. Without it the display shows an E07 code. This catches almost everyone on the first use.
Is the incline motorised?
No, it is manual, with three positions from flat to 10%. You set it before starting rather than adjusting it mid-session.
Which apps does it work with?
FitShow, Kinomap and Zwift, over Bluetooth. The onboard display works on its own without any app.
