UREVO SpaceWalk 5L review
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Verdict
The UREVO SpaceWalk 5L is the only walking pad here with a motorised incline, lifting to 9% in nine steps so you can change the slope mid-walk. It also has a 136 kg rating and a 100 × 40 cm belt. The trade-off is a taller 15.5 cm deck, which limits under-furniture storage and raises your standing desk height more than a flat pad.
Specifications that matter
| Speed | 1–6 km/h |
|---|---|
| Incline | 0–9%, motorised (9 levels) |
| Max user weight | 136 kg |
| Walking area | 100 × 40 cm running area |
| Deck height | 15.5 cm |
| Machine weight | 23 kg |
| Folding / storage | Does not fold (124 × 51.5 × 15.5 cm) |
| Motor (as listed) | 2.5 HP, dual brushless (as listed) |
| Handlebar | No |
| Controls / app | Remote and UREVO app (Bluetooth) |
| Noise | Described as very quiet; no dB figure given |
| Assembly | Arrives assembled |
| Warranty (as listed) | 1 year |
| Amazon UK ASIN | B0GW6KDDK1 |
From the UREVO listing on Amazon UK, checked 10 November 2026. Noise figures are manufacturer claims, not measurements.
Most walking pads with an incline use fold-out feet or a manual lever, so you choose the slope before you start. The SpaceWalk 5L does it with a motor, which makes it closer to a conventional treadmill in how it works, while keeping a flat, handle-free design.
Who it suits
It suits people who want to make walking harder without walking faster. An incline raises the effort of each step, which can be easier to sustain at a desk than speeding up. Because the 5L's incline is motorised, you can change it from the remote or app without stepping off.
It also suits heavier users. The 136 kg rating is joint-highest among flat pads here, and the 100 × 40 cm running area is clearly stated.
UREVO's app includes route-based "World Tour" walks that adjust speed and incline, which may appeal if you like structured sessions.
Who should skip it
Skip it if storage under furniture is essential. At 15.5 cm high, it is the tallest pad in this guide when flat, because the lift mechanism sits beneath the deck. It also does not fold.
It adds the most height to a standing desk setup. If your desk is already near the top of its range, check that it can rise another 15–16 cm.
And it is still a walking pad: the top speed is 6 km/h and there is no handrail.
What the specifications mean
0–9% motorised incline
Nine levels up to 9% gives fine control. A 9% slope is about 5.1°, which feels like a moderate hill. The incline guide shows how the percentages translate.
UREVO's listing claims the incline increases calorie burn by 190%. That is a manufacturer marketing figure without a stated method, so it is better to treat it as a sign that incline walking is harder work rather than as a precise number.
15.5 cm height
This is the one specification that shapes where the 5L can live. Measure the gap under your bed or sofa before choosing it for under-furniture storage.
2.5 HP dual brushless motor
UREVO describes the motor as brushless and quiet, without giving a decibel figure. Brushless motors generally need less maintenance than brushed ones, because there are no brushes to wear.
12-point shock absorption
UREVO lists eight silicone absorbers, a floating deck and four support points. This is designed to soften each footstep, which may help with comfort and some of the impact noise transmitted into the floor.
Living with it
The 5L arrives assembled. At 23 kg it is heavier than the flat UREVO pads, so moving it daily takes a bit more effort, although it has wheels. The warranty is one year.
Pros and cons
Pros
- Motorised 0–9% incline that you can change during a walk.
- Rated to 136 kg, with a stated 100 × 40 cm belt.
- Brushless motor and extensive cushioning.
- App with structured routes, though the remote is enough.
Cons
- Tallest pad here at 15.5 cm, so less storage flexibility.
- Does not fold, and weighs 23 kg.
- No handrail; top speed 6 km/h.
- Calorie claims on the listing are marketing figures.
Alternatives on this site
Toputure Walking Pad (9–10% incline)
A flat pad with a 0%, 5% or 10% incline from fold-out feet, a 100 × 40 cm belt and a 10 km/h top speed. The listing mixes up its motor and incline figures, but the core numbers are in a useful range.
The Toputure sits at 11.3 cm high, goes up to 10 km/h and lists a two-year warranty, but you set the incline with fold-out feet before walking.
UREVO Strol 2E Pro
A 2-in-1 with a fold-up handle that unlocks a 10 km/h jogging mode, plus a 12% manual incline. It folds flat for storage, but the 120 kg limit is lower than the flat UREVO pads.
A folding 2-in-1 with a handle and 10 km/h running mode, rated to 120 kg.
Questions
Does the UREVO SpaceWalk 5L have an automatic incline?
Yes. It has a motorised incline from 0 to 9% in nine levels, adjustable from the remote or app while you walk.
How tall is the SpaceWalk 5L?
15.5 cm, which is the tallest of the walking pads in this guide.
Can you run on the SpaceWalk 5L?
No. It reaches 6 km/h, which is walking pace.