CitySports Pro Walking Pad review
In short: The CitySports Pro is the best all-round walking pad in our UK comparison set: 50dB running noise, a 120kg weight capacity — the highest of the ten models we track — and a remote, typically £129–159 on Amazon UK.
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CitySports is one of the most-searched walking pad brands in the UK, and the Pro is the model most people land on. It sits in the middle of the market on price but at the top of our set on weight capacity, which is the spec most budget pads quietly compromise on.
We rate it our default recommendation for someone who wants one walking pad that does the obvious job well — quiet enough for desk use, foldable enough to store, and rated for a wider range of body weights than the sub-£100 competition.
Specs at a glance
| Brand | CitySports |
|---|---|
| Speed range | 1–6 km/h |
| Incline | None |
| Max user weight | 120kg |
| Noise level | 50dB |
| Folds for storage | Yes |
| Typical UK price | £129–159 |
Our verdict
If you don't have a specific requirement pulling you elsewhere — incline training, app tracking, or the absolute lowest price — the CitySports Pro is the one we'd buy. It is the only model in our set that combines a sub-51dB noise figure with a 120kg capacity, and the remote matters more day to day than the spec sheet suggests when you're changing pace mid-call.
- Highest weight capacity in our set at 120kg
- 50dB is quiet enough for shared rooms and video calls
- Remote control makes mid-session speed changes painless
- Folds flat for under-sofa or behind-door storage
- 1–6km/h covers the full useful walking range
- No incline, so calorie burn is capped by your pace alone
- No app connectivity or workout history
- Costs roughly 40% more than the cheapest pads we'd recommend
Who it's for
- Desk workers who take calls and need the motor to stay out of the microphone
- Households where more than one person will use the pad, thanks to the 120kg ceiling
- Anyone who wants a safe default rather than a specialist model
- Incline training — the CitySports Pro has no incline at all
- Anyone tracking workouts in an app; there's no companion app here
- The tightest budgets, where the Bigzzia or Toputure undercut it substantially
Alternatives to the CitySports Pro Walking Pad
Choose the Urevo instead if you want incline, or the Merach if you want a quieter, thinner deck and can live with a 100kg capacity.
CitySports Pro Walking Pad FAQs
Is the CitySports walking pad quiet enough to use during video calls?
At a rated 50dB it's among the quieter models we track — only the Merach (48dB) and PitPat (49dB) are rated lower, and the manual Toputure is silent because it has no motor. 50dB is roughly the level of a quiet office, so it sits below most headset microphones' pickup threshold at normal walking speeds.
What's the weight limit on the CitySports Pro walking pad?
120kg, which is the highest of the ten walking pads in our UK comparison. For context, the budget models in our set range from 85kg to 100kg, so the CitySports Pro gives you the most headroom in this price bracket.
Does the CitySports walking pad have incline?
No. If incline matters to you, the Urevo Incline Walking Pad (0–15%) or the Deerrun (0–10%) are the models to look at instead — both are in our comparison table.
Guides that feature this pad
We do not physically test products. This review compares published manufacturer specifications against the current Amazon UK listing, then scores the result against the other 10 walking pads in our comparison set on noise, weight capacity, speed range, incline and price. Superlative claims on this page ("quietest", "highest capacity") are calculated from that set, not from lab measurement. Prices and stock change often — check the live listing before ordering.
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