Cheap Walking Pads in Ireland: The Best Under €120 (2026)

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Short answer: the cheapest walking pads at Home Fitness Code Ireland cost €99.99 (C1, Q2 Pro and T7) with free delivery. For most people the Q2 Pro is the best cheap buy: brushless, 1–10 km/h, quieter than the C1. If you want the C1's 5% incline and pink option, it's the same price. For €10 more, the Z3 is the slimmest and lightest.

Cheap walking pads compared

Prices without handrail or mat on 30 October 2026. All have a 120 kg user limit.

Model Price Speed Incline Motor Claimed noise Stock
Q2 Pro €99.99 1–10 km/h None Brushless <35 dB Black in stock Check price
C1 €99.99 1–10 km/h 5% manual Brushed (retailer table) <50 dB In stock (30 Oct) Check price
T7 €99.99 1–6 km/h 5% manual (per title) 2.5 HP, type not stated Not stated Black in stock Check price
Z3 €109.99 1–6 km/h 5% manual Brushless <30 dB In stock (30 Oct) Check price
Black Q2 Pro walking pad, angled view
Best cheap walking pad

Q2 Pro: brushless and 10 km/h for €99.99

€99.99

The best balance of price, speed and noise. Good under a desk or in front of the telly.

Speed
1–10 km/h
Motor
Brushless
Size
115 × 53 × 13 cm
Weight
18 kg
Max user
120 kg

Good

  • Brushless motor at the lowest price
  • Fast enough for a light jog

Watch out for

  • No incline
  • Pink sold out on 30 October 2026
Black C1 walking pad, side view
Cheapest with incline and pink

C1: 10 km/h and 5% incline

€99.99

Choose the C1 if you want a bit of incline for a harder walk, or the pink colour.

Speed
1–10 km/h
Incline
5% manual
Size
116 × 50 × 12 cm
Weight
17.5 kg
Max user
120 kg

Good

  • Incline and 10 km/h at €99.99
  • Black and pink in stock

Watch out for

  • Louder claimed noise (<50 dB)
  • Retailer lists a brushed motor
Black T7 under-desk walking pad
Stores upright

T7: wheels and upright storage

€99.99

Good if you have no room under furniture but a bit of wall space.

Speed
1–6 km/h
Size
114 × 49 × 10.5 cm
Walking surface
97 × 38.5 cm
Weight
18 kg
Max user
120 kg

Good

  • Built-in wheels, can stand upright against a wall
  • Longer walking surface than the Z3

Watch out for

  • Walking speed only (6 km/h)
  • Motor type and noise not published
Black Z3 walking pad, side view
Worth the extra €10

Z3: slimmest and quietest

€109.99

If it'll live under a sofa or you work in a shared room, the extra €10 is well spent.

Speed
1–6 km/h
Incline
5% manual
Height
9.7 cm
Weight
13 kg
Max user
120 kg

Good

  • Lightest and slimmest here
  • Quietest claimed noise (<30 dB)

Watch out for

  • Shorter 91.5 cm walking surface
  • Walking speed only

What does a cheap walking pad give up?

  • No automatic inclineIncline under €120 is manual: fold-out feet give a fixed 5%. For automatic 0–12% incline, the Y1 starts at €169.99.
  • 120 kg user limitAll four cheap models are rated to 120 kg. The Y3 and Folding Q8 go to 150 kg.
  • Short decksWalking surfaces are 91.5–97 cm long, fine for walking but cramped for running.
  • Same delivery and returnsFree delivery to Ireland and a 30-day return policy apply to the cheap models too.

Cheap walking pad FAQs

What is the cheapest walking pad in Ireland?

At Home Fitness Code Ireland, the C1, Q2 Pro and T7 were €99.99 each on 30 October 2026 (without handrail or mat), with free delivery.

Is a €100 walking pad any good?

For walking at home or under a desk, yes. You give up automatic incline, a higher weight limit and running speed, not the basics.

Which cheap walking pad is quietest?

The Z3 (claimed under 30 dB) and Q2 Pro (under 35 dB) are brushless. The C1 claims under 50 dB.

Is a mat worth it?

A mat adds €40. It protects floors and reduces vibration, which matters more in apartments.

Our verdict