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Echelon Stride – Auto-Folding Smart Treadmill
Echelon Stride – Auto-Folding Smart Treadmill
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The Echelon Stride is a folding treadmill built around one idea: that a treadmill you have to wrestle into a corner is a treadmill you stop using. It auto-folds flat to 10.25 inches, low enough to slide under a bed or a sofa, and transport wheels and a carry handle let one person move it there.
Unfolded it is a full treadmill rather than a walking pad. Speed runs to 12 mph, motorized incline goes to 10%, and the deck is 20 by 55 inches with air cushioning underneath. The frame carries a 300 lb maximum user weight.
Eight workout programs are built into the console and run without any app or account. Bluetooth connects the treadmill to the Echelon Fit app if you want instructor-led classes, which is a separate paid subscription, and the extra-large device holder takes a tablet or phone for whatever else you would rather watch.
Key Features
Auto-fold to 10.25 inches — stores flat under furniture
- Powered auto-fold rather than a manual lift-and-latch deck.
- Folds to 10.25 inches high, low enough to store under a bed or sofa.
- Built-in transport wheels and a carry handle for moving it one-handed.
- No tools and no disassembly.
20" × 55" air-cushioned running deck
- 20 inches wide by 55 inches long.
- Air cushioning beneath the deck absorbs footstrike impact.
- Side steps on both sides for stepping off without stopping the belt.
Speed to 12 mph with 10% motorized incline
- Speed range suitable for walking through to running intervals.
- Motorized incline to a 10% grade, adjusted from the console.
- Incline and speed change without stepping off the belt.
Eight built-in workout programs
- Eight programs stored on the console itself.
- Run with no app, no account and no subscription.
- Console displays your workout metrics throughout.
Extra-large device holder
- Sized for a large tablet as well as a phone.
- Positioned at eye level above the console.
- Leaves the console readable with a device in place.
Bluetooth and app connectivity
- Bluetooth pairs the treadmill with the Echelon Fit app.
- The app offers instructor-led and on-demand classes and is a separate paid subscription, sold by Echelon rather than included with the treadmill.
- All treadmill functions, including the eight built-in programs, work without it.
Heart rate, charging and storage
- Grip sensors in the handlebars for pulse readings.
- USB charging port to keep a device powered through a long session.
- Two water bottle holders.
Safety stop lanyard
- Magnetic safety key on a lanyard that clips to your clothing.
- Stops the belt immediately if you separate from the machine.
Specifications
| Motor | 1.75 CHP |
| Maximum speed | 12 mph |
| Incline | 0 to 10%, motorized |
| Running deck | 20" × 55" with air cushioning |
| Maximum user weight | 300 lb |
| Machine weight | 156 lb |
| Folded height | 10.25 in |
| Folding | Powered auto-fold; transport wheels and carry handle |
| Console | LCD display with 8 built-in workout programs |
| Device holder | Extra-large, fits tablets and phones |
| Heart rate | Handlebar grip sensors |
| Connectivity | Bluetooth; Echelon Fit app compatible (subscription sold separately) |
| Charging | USB port |
| Storage | Two water bottle holders |
| Safety | Magnetic safety stop lanyard |
| Brand | Echelon |
Before You Order
- The app is a separate subscription. The treadmill's eight built-in programs run without it, but instructor-led classes require a paid Echelon Fit membership billed by Echelon. Budget for it if that is why you are buying.
- Check where it will live folded. 10.25 inches clears most beds and sofas, but measure your intended gap rather than assuming.
- It is 156 lb. The wheels and handle make it movable across a flat floor by one person; getting it up a flight of stairs is a two-person job.
- The deck is 55 inches. That suits walking, jogging and interval running well. Taller runners doing sustained fast running may want to compare against a 60-inch deck.
- Ceiling height. Add your height to the deck height and remember incline raises the front of the machine.
Care and Maintenance
- After each use: wipe down the console, handlebars and side rails.
- Monthly: check belt tension and centring, and follow the manual's deck lubrication schedule.
- Regularly: vacuum beneath and around the motor cover with the treadmill unplugged.
- Always: unplug before cleaning, folding for extended storage, or any maintenance.
Safety Information
Always clip the safety stop lanyard to your clothing before starting a workout. Start the belt at a low speed and step on from the side rails rather than mounting a moving belt. Keep children and pets away from the treadmill while it is running, and keep the area behind the machine clear. Do not exceed the 300 lb maximum user weight. Use on a flat, level, hard surface, and remove the safety key when the treadmill is not in use. Keep hands and feet clear of the deck while the auto-fold mechanism is operating.
Pulse, distance and calorie figures shown on the console are estimates intended for tracking your own activity over time. They are not medical measurements and should not be relied on for any clinical purpose. If you have a heart, joint, balance or mobility condition, or you have been inactive for a long period, consult a qualified physician before starting a new exercise routine.
