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12 Best Treadmills In Singapore For A Quick Indoor Run Without Leaving Home

Best treadmills in Singapore


You set ambitious plans of going for a 5km morning run the following day, only to wake up at 1pm and then tell yourself, “I’ll run tomorrow instead” – and the cycle repeats. If dragging yourself out for a jog has always been a problem, whether you’re gearing up for your IPPT or just trying to stay fit, investing in a treadmill could be a game-changer.

From treadmills that are designed for competitive runners to a portable walking pad, here are the best treadmills in Singapore for you to stay active in the comfort of your own home.


Why should I get a treadmill when I can just run outside?


Other than a way to get your cardio in when there’s heavy rain, a treadmill offers some benefits that mother nature doesn’t. These include:

  • Easier impact on joints: The surface of a treadmill is cushioned and even, which is ideal if you’re just starting to exercise, or are undergoing rehab from a big injury.
  • No external obstacles: It’s generally safer to run on a treadmill indoors, since you don’t have to worry about weather, and traffic like cars, cyclists, and other runners.
  • Speed control: You can control the speed, distance, and time when working out on a treadmill.

That being said, running outdoors has its own benefits too, like enjoying scenic running routes outside, breathing in fresh air. Even so-called “cons” such as external obstacles like wind or uneven terrain can improve your body’s balance and coordination. Ultimately, it’s your choice to make.


What factors should I consider before purchasing a treadmill?


Factor Reason
Weight capacity
  • At least 23kg heavier than your current weight for less strain on the motor.
  • Treadmills should withstand at least 130kg-180kg.
Speed & incline adjustability
  • If you’re training to build stamina, pick a treadmill that can reach speeds of up to 20km/h.
  • To challenge yourself, you might want a treadmill that has adjustable inclines to train your quadriceps and glutes.
Motor horsepower
  • Pick a treadmill with continuous horsepower (CHP) if you’re going for long distance walking or running.
Foldability
  • A foldable treadmill can help optimise storage capacity.
Treadmill track size
  • Longer tracks are better for a tall person or those who run.
  • For running: 152cm x 56cm is ideal.
  • For walking: 127cm x 50cm is more suitable.
Surface area
  • Walking pads are designed to be quite compact and take up as little surface area as possible.
  • Traditional treadmills will take up more room to accommodate a larger motor and other features.
Additional connectivity features
  • Opt for treadmills with integrated speakers or Bluetooth tethering that will allow you to listen to music or even watch a show while you exercise.

Which treadmill is better: manual or automatic?


There are 2 types of treadmills: manual and automatic. Both have their own set of benefits, so it depends on what you want to prioritise. Manual treadmills are designed to move only when you do, whereas automatic treadmills operate through a motor.

As it doesn’t require any electricity, manual treadmills can be a more affordable option compared to automatic treadmills. Plus, the extra exertion needed to move the track can provide a higher-intensity workout and burn more calories. You also have more control over manual treadmills as you can stop whenever you want to instead of trying to keep up with a machine to hit the stop button.

Meanwhile, automatic treadmills offer a wider range of settings, allowing you to better customise your workouts. You also won’t have to worry about overstraining yourself as automatic treadmills can be adjusted for walking and low running speeds, unlike a manual treadmill.

Overall, manual treadmills are more appropriate for those who prefer shorter yet intensive workouts while automatic treadmills are better for long distance running or walking.


Overview of the best treadmills in Singapore and their prices


We’ve compiled our top picks for the best treadmills in Singapore and a summary of their prices in the table below.

Treadmill Model Main Feature Maximum Speed Surface size Price
I-Running TM-988 Heavy Duty Electric Automatic incline adjustment, cooling fan 18km/h 138cm by 48cm $1,099
JOMO Mini Foldable Remote for easy speed shifts, foldable 6km/h 121cm by 53cm $182
JICAN Model X8 Extra workout equipment 12km/h 144cm by 66.5cm From $290.92
Compact Treadmill RUN100E Calorie burn training programmes 14km/h 156cm by 76cm $699.90
Reebok I-Run 4.0 Flat-folding with built-in wheels 16km/h 156cm by 75cm From

$1,299

Xterra TR150 Folding Quick speed selection for HIIT 16km/h 160.94cm by 73.03cm $729.99
TM-1088 Electric Heavy duty with 18 incline settings 20km/h 190cm by 84cm From

$1,499

I-Running TM-288 Mini Electric Budget portable option 12km/h 96cm by 34.5cm $359
NordicTrack C990 Adjustable impact cushioning 22km/h 201.93cm by 90.17cm $2,299
Walking Pad Model Main Feature Maximum Speed Surface size Price
Xiaomi Kingsmith A1 Pro Walking Pad Compact & adapts to user speed 6km/h 228.6cm by 161.29cm $539
AIBI EZ Tone Desk TD-2710 Foldable with desk 6km/h 125cm by 56cm $1,688
Egofit Walker Pro-M1 Treadmill Comes with inbuilt incline function 3.11km/h 97.54cm by 66.52cm From $399

– Best treadmills in Singapore –


Whether you’re just starting to get into running, or are a seasoned pro, you’re sure to find a treadmill from this list that’s best suited for your needs.


1. I-Running TM-988 Treadmill


Automatic incline adjustment


I-Running-TM-988 Treadmill in a room
Image credit: I-Running SG via Facebook

You’re not alone if you start groaning internally whenever it’s time to train incline running. Rather than head out to an ulu hill for your run, you can reap the rewards of this type of resistance training with I-Running’s TM-988 Heavy Duty Electric Treadmill instead.

The heavy-duty machine has 16 automatic incline levels, so you can simulate running on a gradient from the comfort of your home.

The treadmill also has a sizable belt of 138cm x 48cm, which is the ideal length and width for runners. And rather than having to check your smartwatch for stats like your heart rate, distance covered, speed, and time, you can just glance at the LCD display for all that information instead.

P.S. The front panel is also packed with speakers and an audio jack to blast your go-to running playlist and a cooling fan that will make conquering your cardio sessions a breeze.

Maximum speed: 18km/h
Surface size: 138cm by 48cm
Price: From $1,099

Get the I-Running TM-988 Heavy Duty Electric Treadmill


2. JOMO Mini Foldable Treadmill 


Remote for easy speed shifts


Best treadmills in Singapore - JOMO Mini Foldable Treadmill
Don’t underestimate the sleek treadmill, it can take up to 100kg and it absorbs shock.

Image credit: Lazada

You won’t believe it when we say there are treadmills rocking a price tag below $200 up for grabs at JOMO Living. But the JOMO Mini Foldable Treadmill stands at just $182. Plus, it has a slick, foldable design that makes it convenient to store under your bed or against the wall.

You’ll notice that there aren’t any buttons on the treadmill – that’s because speed is controlled by a small remote control, so as to reduce bulk from the machine. But that doesn’t mean you’ll be running “blind”. There’s a built-in LED panel that dishes out info like distance, speed, time, and even burned calories for you to keep track of your fitness goals.

Also, unlike the typical treadmills, this one lets you attach or detach the armrest whenever you want. Keep it on, and there’s a nifty spot to prop up your tablet or phone for a movie marathon while you jog.

Maximum speed: 6km/h
Surface size: 121cm by 53cm
Price: From $182

Get the JOMO Mini Foldable Treadmill


3. JICAN Model X8 Treadmill 


Extra workout equipment


4-in-1 JICAN Model X8 Treadmill
Image credit: @khairulanuarrashid via Shopee Malaysia

Gear up for a fitness boost with the 4-in-1 JICAN Model X8 Treadmill. Sure, you can power it up to get a run in, but this treadmill also has other functions to help you stretch, work out your abs, and even massage sore muscles.

One nifty feature of this treadmill is its 7-layer padded running track. Most of its layers are used to reduce noise and absorb shock so you can run in the wee hours of the morning without disturbing your neighbours. The reinforced layers also mean they’re softer on your knees – great for those who have weak joints but want to run.

Maximum speed: 12km/h
Surface size: 144cm by 66.5cm
Price: From $290.92

Get the 4-In-1 Foldable Running Treadmill


4. Compact Treadmill RUN100E 


Calorie burn training programmes


Talent running on Compact Treadmill RUN100E
Image credit: Decathlon Blog

Personal coaches are a godsend when you want to engage in exercises to target stubborn areas and work towards different aspects like strength training. With the Compact Treadmill RUN100E, you get to have your own e-coach as well through about 30 training programmes created by a Domyos coach, like calorie burn, endurance, and interval training.

To amp up the difficulty level, you can adjust the manual incline to 3% – this trick gives you temporary pain but permanent results. The treadmill also boasts a wide running deck of 45cm, preventing even the biggest klutz from falling off the belt. Plus, you can easily fold this to store when you’re not putting it to work.

Maximum speed: 14km/h
Surface size: 156cm by 75cm
Price: $699.90

Get the Decathlon Treadmill Run 100


5. Reebok I-Run 4.0 Treadmill 


Flat-folding with built-in wheels


Talent running on foldable treadmill Image adapted from: Reebok Fitness & Gym Tech Review

You do not want your industrial treadmill to be the centrepiece of your house, forcing you to bend and manoeuvre your way around it when you make a beeline for the toilet. The Reebok I-Run 4.0 Treadmill solves this problem as it is flat folding and compact for storage, while not compromising on stability.

It also comes with wheels for easy transport around the house if you prefer an occasional change of scenery.

Mindlessly running with no end goal can make you very sian, so change up your routine by following their 12 pre-set workouts to accurately target the places that you want to train. The 4-window display on the treadmill also displays your performance stats and your live pulse feedback, allowing you to take note of the intensity of the workout.

Maximum speed: 16km/h
Surface size: 156cm by 75cm
Price: From $1,299

Get the Reebok I-Run 4.0 Treadmill


6. Xterra TR150 Folding Treadmill 


Quick speed selection for HIIT


Best treadmills in Singapore - Xterra TR150 Folding Treadmill Image credit: Stonemill Design Center

HIIT sessions are challenging but also extremely rewarding, aside from the faint spells they occasionally give newbies. The Xterra TR150 Folding Treadmill’s quick-speed selections will let you set the pace with just a push of a button. You can even pile on the intensity with its 3 adjustable incline heights.

Featuring a book stand and cup holders, the treadmill allows you to multitask on the run while taking on the 12 pre-set programmes that it has installed.

Maximum speed: 16km/h
Surface size: 160.94cm by 73.03cm
Price:  $729.99

Get the Xterra TR150 Folding Treadmill


7. TM-1088 Electric Treadmill


Heavy duty with 18 incline settings


TM-1088 Heavy Duty Electric Treadmill
Image credit:
@maijo via Caorusell

Coming face-to-face with a slope on your weekly jogs is enough to send you running in the opposite direction, but the incline helps to burn more calories. Speed isn’t the only aspect in which you should push yourself – incline settings help to train your endurance and burn more calories.

The TM-1088 Heavy Duty Electric Treadmill takes this very seriously, as it provides up to 18 incline settings with a maximum speed of up to 20km/h. With built-in music speakers and a fan, you can enjoy your music, and keep relatively cool while working out. You can also download the FitShow app on your phone to track your running routine.

Maximum speed: 20km/h
Surface size: 190cm by 84cm
Price: From $1,499

Get the TM-1088 Electric Treadmill


8. I-Running TM-288 Mini Electric Treadmill 


Budget portable option


I-Running Electric Foldable Treadmill on balcony
Image credit: @zulboykoi via Carousell

Amateurs who are new to the whole fitness scene, and want to start small with an affordable treadmill can consider the I-Running Electric Foldable Treadmill as your one-stop solution. Sporting a maximum speed of up to 12km/h and 3 incline angles, this budget treadmill lets you workout like a pro, and push yourself to the limits.

With tangible information like your distance, time, speed, calories and even your pulse available on its LCD screen, this treadmill option will motivate you not to give up. It’s lightweight and can fold flat, which makes it extremely portable – just note that it’s smaller in size, and may not be suitable for taller individuals who like to hold onto the bar whilst running.

Maximum speed: 12km/h
Surface size: 96cm by 34.5cm
Price: $359

Get the I-Running TM-288 Mini Electric Treadmill 


9. NordicTrack C990 


Adjustable impact cushioning


NordicTrack C990 Treadmill in roomImage credit: Dan via Amazon

For competitors or long-distance runners alike, prolonged running may hurt your feet and even cause damage to your knees. With the NordicTrack C990 Treadmill, adjustable impact cushioning provides the necessary protection to reduce impact on your legs, even when you’re on the 12% incline. The treadmill can reach speeds of up to 22km/h for sprinters.

You can binge-watch Singaporean movies on Netflix while you run because it has a 7” colour touchscreen that has access to the app. Alternatively, you can tune it to their variety of workout programmes by certified personal trainers, or listen to beats on their powerful sound system.

Maximum speed: 22km/h
Surface size: 228.6cm by 161.29cm
Price: $2,299

Get the NordicTrack C990 Treadmill


Best walking pads in Singapore


Not everyone wants to go for a run or jog in their homes, and may prefer hitting the running tracks instead. If you just want to get the blood flowing and move around, consider these walking pads, to get those steps in.


10. Xiaomi Kingsmith A1 Pro Walking Pad 


Compact & adapts to user speed


Talent walking on Xiaomi Kingsmith A1 Pro Walking Pad
Image credit: Alibaba

Being the most compact on the list at only 12.9cm in height when folded, the Xiaomi Kingsmith A1 Pro Walking Pad Treadmill is easily portable and can be stored in small spaces like under the sofas or bed to reduce clutter. It also has a smart, automatic function, where the speed changes according to your pace via the remote or the Mi Home phone app.

So, if you want to drastically drop your speed because of your intense huffing and puffing, you don’t have to manually adjust it!

Maximum speed: 6km/h
Surface size: 228.6cm by 161.29cm
Price: $539

Get the Xiaomi Kingsmith A1 Pro Walking Pad Treadmill


11. AIBI EZ Tone Desk TD-2710 


Foldable with desk


Foldable AIBI EZ Tone Desk TD-2710You can even fold it into a bench (left).
Image adapted from: Lazada

This one’s for all the workaholics who are glued to their screens. The AIBI EZ Tone Desk TD-2710 is equipped with a desk that provides ample space for your laptop and work materials. Plus, it doubles up as a sturdy bench when you flip it on its side. After you’re done with leg day, simply fold it into a little coffee table or console.

Speed-wise, it can go up to 6km/h, as it’s meant for leisure walking over running. There is also a built-in hand pulse sensor for immediate pulse readings to ensure that you’re not overexerting yourself.

Maximum speed: 6km/h
Surface size: 125cm by 56cm
Price: $1,688

Get the AIBI Gym Ez Tone Desk TD-2710


12. Egofit Walker Pro-M1 Treadmill


Comes with an inbuilt incline function


Egofit Walker Pro M1 Treadmill under workstation
It comes fully set up straight out of the packaging, making for a fuss free experience.

Image credit: Egofit

If you want your walks to resemble easy walking trails, but still be more manageable than a jog, consider the Egofit Walker Pro-M1 Treadmill. It has an inbuilt ergonomic incline of 5% to challenge you on your walks. It’s also attached with gliding wheels at the bottom for easy handling of storage, along with a complimentary bottle of lubricant for maintenance.

Talent stepping & looking at LCD display
Image credit: Egofit

There is also a big LCD display that will show you data of: calories burned, time, steps, distance, and speed at a glance, so you’ll know how to pace yourself on the spot.

Maximum speed: 8.045km/h
Price: From $399
Surface size: 97.54cm by 66.52cm

Get the Egofit Walker Plus-M1T 


Maintenance tips for your treadmill


Here are a few basic maintenance tips to help make your treadmill last longer.


Vacuum & wipe it down with a disinfectant spray


After every use, make sure to wipe down the handles and control panels with a cloth and disinfectant spray. This helps to prevent corrosion and rust that can be caused due to sweat.

Similarly, you should also keep your track clean by vacuuming away the dust from your sports shoes.


Lubricate the deck to keep it running


To keep your treadmill running, make sure to lubricate it at least once every three months with a silicone oil lubricant. Doing so will prevent friction from the belt and the walking deck thereby causing the treadmill to wear out much faster. Your manual should have instructions to guide you through this process.


Use a treadmill mat


This step is mostly to protect your flooring as well as your treadmill. Placing a couple of yoga mats underneath your treadmill can help absorb the vibrations and impact to shield your floor from any damage that may be caused by the weight of the treadmill. Plus, it also softens and makes your treadmill less noisy so if you live in an apartment, this will come in especially handy.


Buying a treadmill in Singapore

Let’s be real – outdoor HIIT, yoga, or fitness classes aren’t for everyone, especially if you’re a workaholic glued to the screen most of the time. But, with an extensive selection of space-saving and affordable treadmills to add to your homes, you no longer have an excuse not to hit the gym.

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This article contains partial partnership content. However, all opinions are ours.
Image adapted from: Decathlon Blog, Lazada
Last updated by Syahiran Sean on 23rd September 2024.