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GGR Score: 4.3
Product Highlights
- Folds flat to just 10″
- Lightweight and very portable
- Smaller motor is ideal for walkers
- Bluetooth connectivity to apps
In-Depth Review
Echelon Stride Review (2025): This Compact Treadmill Is Ideal For Small Spaces
Author: Cooper Mitchell, GGR Founder
Released in 2020, the Echelon Stride is one of the newest interactive running machines on the market. There are a few reasons that it made my list of thebest treadmills, namely because of its foldability and portability. I like its compact size for people in tight spaces, and I also like that although imperfect, it at least makes an attempt at imitating higher-end treadmills through its connectivity with an interactive app.I conducted an in-depth Echelon Stride review to look at the way the Stride performs, its key features as well as some important things you need to know before you buy.My Favorite Things:Incredibly easy to assemble (just a few short steps)Compact size is great for small spacesVery easy to usePriced under $1,500Uses Echelon United for programmingMy Callouts: Basic console – you need your own tablet or device to stream the appSuper short one-year warrantySmall treadmill means a small running deckWeaker motor at just 1.75 chp
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Pros & Cons
Pros
- Auto-fold technology
- When folded, is just 10” deep
- Lightweight and easy to move
- Super simple assembly and usability
- Bluetooth connectivity to Echelon United
Cons
- Weaker motor
- Short running surface at 55”
- Short 1-year warranty
- Basic console
Specs
| Weight Rating | 300 pounds |
|---|---|
| Incline | 0-10% |
| Speed | .5-12 mph |
| Color | Black |
| Product Weight | 156 pounds |
| Running deck length | 55 inches |
Product Summary
The Echelon Stride is ideal for walkers and those who jog recreationally, especially people looking for a treadmill that folds flat.
