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Talk to a treadmill specialist| Motor Power | 5.0 HP |
| Speed Range | 1 - 20 km/h |
| Incline | 15 levels (automatic) |
| Max User Weight | 160 kg |
| Folding System | Manual fold-up, hydraulic fold-down |
If you walk most days and share the treadmill with a heavier household member, the Everfit 520 carries users up to 160 kg on a wide 120 x 52 cm belt. The 5.0 HP motor drives a 1 to 20 km/h speed range, so it never labours at walking and easy-jogging pace.
The trade-off to know up front: the 120 cm belt is sized for walking (users up to about 185 cm) and easy jogging to about 10 km/h, not running, so the top speed is headroom rather than a running promise. In return you get 15 automatic incline levels and 16 preset programs off the 5-inch LCD, and it folds and wheels away between sessions.
The 15 automatic incline levels paired with a 52 cm wide belt is what sets this one apart for me: you get hill work and shoulder room at a walking-to-jogging pace.
Be clear on the belt: at 120 cm long it's built for walking and easy jogging, not running, whatever the 20 km/h top speed suggests. The hand-grip sensors only give a rough read, so use a separate heart-rate monitor if you train to zones.
Adela Ledvinkova · Bachelor of Exercise & Sport Science · Our In-House Fitness Coach
The 5.0 HP motor drives a 1 to 20 km/h speed range, so there's plenty in reserve for walking and easy jogging.
The top speed is well beyond what the 120 cm belt is sized for, so treat the extra range as headroom rather than a reason to run on it.
What this means for you: Plenty of motor for daily walking and easy jogging; the 120 cm belt, not the motor, sets the ceiling.
Bluetooth connects the treadmill to Everfit's partner app so you can log your sessions and watch your distance and pace build over time. The 5-inch LCD screen shows speed, time, distance, calories and pulse at a glance.
App pairing is optional, not essential. The console runs all 16 pre-set programs and the 15 incline levels without a phone.
What this means for you: The app is a bonus for logging sessions; everything you need to train runs from the console.
The deck folds up manually and lowers on a hydraulic system, so you control the descent rather than letting it drop. Transport wheels let you roll it against a wall or into a cupboard between sessions.
Hydraulic-assist isn't automatic, you still guide it down, but it takes the jolt out of packing the machine away.
What this means for you: If floor space is shared with the rest of the house, you can fold it away between sessions rather than giving up a room to it.
Everfit lists automatic belt lubrication, which cuts down how often you need to oil the belt by hand. Check the belt for lubrication before first use, as Everfit advises; the lubricating oil is in the box. Less friction means the motor works less and the belt runs smoother for longer.
This is the kind of maintenance step most people forget until the belt starts dragging, so having it handled for you matters.
What this means for you: Fewer skipped maintenance jobs means fewer belt problems down the track.
The powder-coated steel frame and high-strength composite running board support users up to 160 kg, which is a genuinely high ceiling at this size of treadmill. That rating gives the frame plenty of margin for daily walking and jogging.
I pay close attention to frame construction, and a 160 kg rating on a 57 kg folding unit is a solid sign.
What this means for you: The high weight rating means the machine has structural margin to spare, which usually translates to a longer working life.
The 120 x 52 cm belt sits in the premium home width tier, so you have plenty of side-to-side room, and its length suits walking and easy jogging. The 5-layer shock absorption system helps take the edge off each footstrike on longer sessions.
Length is the limit: 120 cm covers walking for users up to about 185 cm and easy jogging to about 10 km/h, but it isn't sized for running at 12 km/h or faster.
What this means for you: Best for walkers and easy joggers who want a wide belt; regular runners need a longer belt.
The 15 automatic incline levels let you add gradient without stopping to adjust anything by hand, which is how you build intensity once flat walking gets easy. The 16 pre-set programs vary your speed and incline for you, so you get structured sessions without planning them yourself.
Automatic incline is the feature I'd push people towards over manual, because you'll actually use it mid-session instead of avoiding the stop.
What this means for you: You can keep progressing by adding gradient long after a flat walk stops challenging you.
The hand grip sensors give you a pulse reading mid-session so you can keep an eye on your effort. The safety tether key clips to you and cuts the belt instantly if you slip or step off unexpectedly.
The grip sensors handle casual use; for accurate heart-rate zones you'd need a separate heart-rate monitor.
What this means for you: The tether key is the one safety feature I'd never skip, especially if you train alone at home.
| Motor | 5.0 HP |
| Speed Range | 1 - 20 km/h |
| Incline | 15 levels (automatic) |
| Running Surface | 5-layer, anti-slip |
| Cushioning | 5-layer system |
| Max User Weight | 160 kg |
| Console / Display | 5-inch LCD screen |
| Programs | 16 pre-set |
| Connectivity | Bluetooth (for apps and speakers) |
| Fitness Apps | Everfit partner Bluetooth app |
| Workout Metrics | Speed, Time, Distance, Calories, Pulse |
| Frame | Powder-coated steel |
| Assembled Dimensions | 150 x 84 x 130 cm |
| Product Weight | 57 kg |
| Power | 240V (SAA certified components) |
| Warranty | 12 months |
| Brand | Everfit |
| Model | 520 Treadmill |
| Running Board | High strength composite |
| Sensors | Hand grip pulse sensors |
| Features | Foldable design, Built-in speakers, Transport wheels, Safety tether key |
| Folding System | Manual fold-up, hydraulic fold-down |
| Lubrication | Automatic self-lubricating system |
| Running Belt Size | 120 x 52 cm |
| Packaged Weight | 65 kg |
| Included Accessories | Lubricating oil |
Effort: partial assembly required. Net weight is 57 kg, so plan the move into position.
At walking and easy-jogging pace the 5.0 HP motor is working well within itself, so footstrike tends to be the main noise rather than the motor. If you train early or have rooms below, a 6 mm rubber mat under the deck cuts the transfer to neighbouring rooms noticeably. Shoe choice and your bodyweight change it too.
It suits walkers and easy joggers up to 160 kg who want a full-feature home treadmill. The 52 cm wide belt gives plenty of side-to-side room, and the 15 automatic incline levels give you real variety. The 120 cm length covers walking for users up to about 185 cm and easy jogging to about 10 km/h. If you plan to run at 12 km/h or faster, look at a treadmill with a belt of 130 cm or longer.
No. The 5-inch LCD screen runs all 16 pre-set programs and shows speed, time, distance, calories and pulse on its own, no phone required. Bluetooth connects to Everfit's partner app for logging sessions and to the built-in speakers for music, but both are optional extras. Treat the app as a bonus, not something you depend on to train.
The hand grip sensors give you a rough heart-rate read, fine for a general idea while you walk. For proper training zones, use a separate heart-rate monitor so you can hold the right intensity. Grip sensors also mean letting go of your natural arm swing, so I use them as a spot check rather than a constant reading.
Set up, it measures 150 x 84 x 130 cm. The foldable design lifts the deck up to free floor space between sessions, and the transport wheels let you roll it aside. Measure your run-off space behind the belt too, not just the footprint.
The folding is manual up, hydraulic down. You lift the deck yourself to fold it, and the hydraulic cylinder controls the descent so it lowers in a slow, guided way rather than dropping. It's genuinely helpful, not automatic, you still guide it. The transport wheels then let you roll it against a wall between workouts.
It comes with a 12 month warranty, handled locally by us, so you deal with one point of contact. On top of that, if the product page shows the 100 Day Money Back Guarantee badge, you get 100 days to change your mind. Returned as-new, disassembled and in its original packaging, you're refunded the product price and the original delivery fee with no restocking charge.
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