Lifepro Pacer Folding Treadmill

Lifepro foldable treadmill standing alone.
Lifepro foldable treadmill standing alone.
Woman folding the Lifepro Foldable Treadmill.
Man running on the Lifepro Foldable Treadmill.
Woman running on the Lifepro Foldable Treadmill.

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PRODUCT HIGHLIGHTS

  • Foldable
  • Easy to put together
  • Lightweight and portable
  • Use code GARAGE35 at checkout for 35% off your purchase (valid through 12/31/24)
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In-Depth Review

Lifepro Pacer Folding Treadmill Review (2024): Discontinued, But Here

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Author: Caroline Lubinsky, CF-L1
In this Lifepro Pacer Folding Treadmill review, I’ll tell you why this under $1,000 cardio machine might be a solid buy for your home gym. Read the full review.

Pros & Cons

What we like ...
  • Lifetime warranty
  • Fairly light at only 115 lbs
  • Foldable
  • Easy assembly
  • 40+ programs to choose from
What needs improvement ...
  • Max user weight is 220 lbs, well under the industry standard of 300 lbs
  • Motor of 1.75 HP isn’t the best/strongest for serious runners
  • Shaky when it gets to higher speeds
  • Short power cord

Product Summary

Specs

Color

Black

Warranty

Lifetime

Product Weight

115 pounds

Weight Rating

220 pounds

Speed

.6-9.9 mph

Incline

0-12%

Running deck length

49.2 inches

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      Summary

      For those just looking to get in a solid power walk or a casual jog here and there, you likely won’t mind the minor shaking that comes with the Lifepro Pacer Folding Treadmill. I would say that if you are someone who wants to use their treadmill for serious and frequent running, I would look elsewhere.