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Every deck we make, kept on one siteBuying finishes at the store checkout, not hereBelt care, noise and incline live in the runbook

The pad lane

Walking pads that vanish under furniture

11 bare decks that slide under a desk while you work and under the sofa when you stop. Several carry a built-in climb.

6% Incline Walking Pad, Orange Trim

6% Incline Walking Pad, Orange Trim

Fixed 6 percent incline walking pad with orange trim, 2.5 HP quiet motor, remote control, and PitPat app connectivity

4.2209 ratings

$99.99

6% Incline Walking Pad, Rich Black

6% Incline Walking Pad, Rich Black

Under desk walking pad in rich black with a fixed 6% incline, 2.5 HP quiet motor, and 300 lb weight capacity

4.2136 ratings

$89.99

6% Incline Walking Pad, Blue Glow

6% Incline Walking Pad, Blue Glow

Low-profile walking pad in Blue Glow with a fixed 6% incline, 2.5 HP motor, remote control and PitPat app connectivity

3.870 ratings

$94.99

6% Incline Walking Pad, Classic Black

6% Incline Walking Pad, Classic Black

Under desk walking pad with a fixed 6% incline, 2.5HP motor running below 45dB, 300 lb limit and PitPat app connectivity in Classic Black

3.415 ratings

$99.99

Lane notes

Why we build decks without rails

A walking pad is the machine you forget between walks. We keep the deck low, the frame one piece and the weight where one person can tip it up against a wall. No posts to fold, nothing to catch a knee on under the desk.

5 of these decks move the hill for you: the motor raises the front mid-walk when the remote or the PitPat app asks for it. The rest hold a fixed slope you set before stepping on. Either way the top plate stays a flat, boring rectangle, which is exactly what a desk needs.