Curved Treadmill
Why you'll love it:
- Replicates outdoor running with instant response to your pace — no buttons needed
- Transitions seamlessly from sprints to recovery, making it perfect for HIIT workouts
- Engages your full body to burn more calories in less time
- Trains better running form with a natural midfoot strike and upright posture
- Requires zero electricity and minimal maintenance
- The curved deck positions your foot under your center of mass, mimmicking natural outdoor terrain and reducing joint stress
- The self-powered belt responds to you — lean in to accelerate, lean back to slow down — making every workout intuitive and efficient
- The non-motorized design makes you power the belt with every stride, activating your posterior chain (glutes, hamstrings, calves) to build strength and improve sprint mechanics.
- Higher energy demand from driving your own movement burns more calories and builds endurance faster than motorized treadmills
- 8 levels of magnetic resistance add progressive challenge for power training, sled push drills, or endurance workouts
Dimensions (L x W x H)
1910 × 890 × 1540 mm | 75 × 35 × 61 in
Weight
180 kg | 397 lbs
Running Surface (L x W)
1680 × 480 mm | 66 × 19 in
User Specs
- Max user weight: 180 kg | 397 lbs
- User height range: 150–210 cm | 4'11"–6'11"
Training Features
- Speed: No limit
- Resistance: Magnetic, 11 levels (0 = free run, 1–3 = low, 4–6 = medium, 7–9 = high, 10 = max)
- Belt control: Bearing-guided track
Functions
- Phone holder (up to 77.8 mm / 3.06 in wide)
Accessories
- Rear transport handles
Materials
- Surface: EPDM injection-molded slats
- Shields: Durable molded panels
The Curved Treadmill That Pushes Your Limits
Our treadmill is not just an ordinary treadmill. Its curved design challenges your body to build strength, speed, endurance, and agility all at once. With adjustable resistance, every workout becomes more effective—helping you achieve faster results and elevate your performance.
Non-Motorized
The Stridea Curved Treadmill moves at your pace—no motor. Speed up by leaning forward, slow down by stepping back. With every stride, you’re in full control of your workout.
Dual Handles
The dual-handle design lets you push from both high and low positions while maintaining proper form. This ensures optimal muscle activation and greater variety in every workout.
Performance Monitoring
The intuitive onboard console provides all your essential training data—keeping every workout clear, focused, and effective.
Non-Motorized
The Stridea Curved Treadmill moves at your pace—no motor. Speed up by leaning forward, slow down by stepping back. With every stride, you’re in full control of your workout.
Dual Handles
The dual-handle design lets you push from both high and low positions while maintaining proper form. This ensures optimal muscle activation and greater variety in every workout.
Performance Monitoring
The intuitive onboard console provides all your essential training data—keeping every workout clear, focused, and effective.
Frequently asked questions
How do I use the Foot Strengthener?
Place the board on a flat, non-slip surface. Step onto the center with one foot, keeping your weight balanced. Start by holding onto a wall, chair, or counter for support if needed. Try to maintain balance for 10–20 seconds, then switch feet. As you improve, gradually increase the time, reduce support, or add small movements like reaching forward or bending your knee. Just 3–5 minutes a day is enough to build strength, stability, and confidence in your feet and ankles.
Is this safe and easy to use, even for beginners or seniors?
Yes—you’ll find that low height, non-slip surfaces, and guided routines make it beginner- and senior-friendly. It includes accessible configurations and step-by-step guidance, minimizing fall risk while promoting progress at your own pace.
How can using this board help with foot pain or weak ankles?
Balance board exercises improve muscle strength, ankle mobility, and proprioception—all crucial for reducing stress on the Achilles tendon and plantar fascia. Many recoveries are sped up with consistent use of these boards.
How can this board help me as an athlete or runner?
By training on unstable surfaces with varied pivots and challenges, the board hones proprioception, lateral stability, and multi-directional control—beneficial for sports with dynamic movements such as basketball, soccer, or trail running.
What types of injuries or conditions does this board help with?
It supports recovery and prevention for a range of issues including Achilles tendon pain, plantar fasciitis, lateral ankle sprains, flat feet, foot pain, and dorsiflexion stiffness.
How often should I use it, and how should I progress?
Daily use—or at least 5 times weekly—for 3 minutes can deliver meaningful improvements. Start with basic balance holds (e.g., 10–20 seconds per leg) and incrementally increase to more challenging setups or add dual-task elements like head turns or cognitive challenges.