Treadmill Walking Pad Mat for Carpet Floors 68x24,1/4“Thick Treadmill Mat for Hardwood Floors,Mat for Under Treadmill/Indoor Bike on Carpet,Foldable Exercise Equipment Mat, Noise Shock Absorption

Very sturdy little stationary "bike", for the one who can not ride a bike or do many exercise due to a car accident many years ago. It fits under our desk well, so we can use while working on computer. It's well made & doing as expected. It's pretty heavy, stays in its place, altho we did get a non-slip mat as well.

Mat is as expected. It folds easily for storage and protects my carpet when I use it under my roll-away treadmill.

Works perfect for under the treadmill. Perfect fit.

I love the length, it was the perfect size to place under my walking pad. Easy to fold and very durable. Excellent thickness as well

Pad works as intended. Great for my walking pad. Protects the floor well.

Good quality. Feels substantial. Works perfectly under my treadmill to add a bit of cushioning. It sits on carpet and should prevent any carpet fibers from getting into the treadmill belt.

This purchase did not disappoint! Purchased to be used under my desk (stand up desk) and works great! A little noisy, but not any different than one at the gym. Easy to story. I did purchase a foam pad to go under while I use it on the carpet under the desk to help with the stability of it while working. I do like the fact that a remote is included as well.

I found this walking pad incredibly frustrating.From the time I started using it (I've walked on it a total of maybe 10 separate days?), I continuously had issues. The right side would walk smoothly, but if I stepped on the left side, it made a really loud friction/rubbing/rattling sound.I've tried loosening the belt and then walking; I've tried tightening the belt and walking; I've tried lubing the deck (under the belt) more to see if that would help, and then walking; I even returned my treadmill mat and got a PVC hard plastic mat (to replace the yoga-mat like mat I had under it) to put under the walking pad. Even on a rigid surface, this thing made a ton of rattling noise when walked upon.We realized: when I don't walk on it, no sound emits. As soon as weight is applied, the cylinder thing that rotates the belt sinks within its housing and brushes up against the bottom of its own housing. That's what's causing the constant friction noise. I'm 140lbs, so it's not like I'm at the upper limit of the weight capacity.I found this to be really frustrating bc I really just wanted to get it set up and get walking. Instead, I'm now going to return it and look for another. :( Not worth the price or headache this has caused.