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KingSmith's G5i Treadmill Packs 18% Incline Into a Foldable Frame
KingSmith's G5i treadmill folds to 10.2 inches thick while offering an 18% powered incline, targeting home workouts in tight spaces.
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KingSmith, the company behind the WalkingPad brand, launched the G5i foldable treadmill with an 18% powered incline and a deck that folds to 10.2 inches thick. The unit can sit flat or stand vertically against a wall.
Traditional incline treadmills eat floor space. They are fixed structures that demand a dedicated room or a corner the furniture cannot touch. KingSmith's answer is a folding frame that tucks away when the workout ends, aimed at apartments, home offices, and rooms that serve multiple purposes.
"With the G5i, we wanted to remove the compromise between challenging incline training and space-saving design," CEO Albert Jing said in a statement. "It gives users the freedom to make the most of their workout time with calorie-burning incline walks and runs, then fold the treadmill away when they're done."