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Talk to a treadmill specialist| Motor | 1.5 HP |
| Max speed | 1.0 to 12 km/h |
| Running surface | 1000mm x 400mm (L x W) |
| Incline | Manual Incline |
| Console | LCD |
If you walk 30 to 60 minutes a day and want a compact machine at home, the LSG Pacer M4 runs from 1.0 to 12 km/h with a ShockControl system spread across 6 suspension points to soften each footstrike. It handles users up to 100 kg on a 400mm wide DuraGrip belt and folds down to just 58cm long for storage.
It suits a single-user household after a straightforward daily walker: the large LCD tracks speed, time, distance, calories and pulse, and 6 preset programs plus time, distance and calorie countdown modes keep sessions varied without needing your phone.
The HydraAssist folding is what I notice: at 58cm folded it tucks away easily, and the 100kg user cap and 12 km/h top speed mark it as a walker and light jogger machine.
The 1000mm belt is short for taller runners, so if you're over 180cm, size up. For everyone else, the ShockControl six-point suspension is the detail that earns its keep underfoot.
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The large LCD screen shows speed, time, distance, calories and pulse at a glance, so you can track a walk or jog without squinting or fiddling mid-session.
Pulse readings come from the hand grips, which give you a rough guide rather than a precise reading.
What this means for you: If you want a clear readout you can set and forget, this console keeps things straightforward. For accurate heart-rate zones, pair a chest strap.
The 1.5 CHP continuous-duty motor is built for walking and light jogging, with a PWM current-limit system and silent fan cooling to keep it running steady through a session.
As a simple rule of thumb, 1.5 CHP suits walkers and occasional joggers rather than daily runners.
What this means for you: Best for walkers and light joggers who want a quiet, dependable motor for regular home use.
Three manual incline settings let you add a hill to your walk, which lifts the effort and works your calves and glutes harder without changing your pace.
Incline is set by hand at the rear of the deck, not from the console, so you adjust it before you step on.
What this means for you: A handy way to make a flat walk more challenging on the days you want to push a little harder.
The DuraGrip AS belt gives you a 1000 mm long by 400 mm wide walking surface with an anti-static, noise-reducing finish that keeps footfall quiet.
The 400 mm width is comfortable for walking and steady jogging; taller users over about 180 cm running fast will feel the belt is snug.
What this means for you: Best for walkers and joggers. If you run fast or you're tall, look at a model with a longer, wider belt.
Six suspension points under the deck soften each footstrike, so the surface feels more forgiving underfoot than a hard floor during a walk or jog.
The cushioning is supportive rather than pillowy, which I prefer for a stable feel while you walk.
What this means for you: Helps with comfort on longer walks by taking some of the jolt out of each step.
Six preset programs give you ready-made sessions to follow, so you don't have to plan every walk yourself. Time, distance and calorie countdown modes let you set a target and work back to zero.
What this means for you: Good for staying motivated. Pick a program or set a distance target and the console handles the rest.
The HydraAssist system lets the deck fold up and lower gently, so you can pack the treadmill away between sessions without dropping it.
Folded, it stands 120 cm tall on a 58 x 52 cm footprint, so it tucks into a corner or beside a wardrobe.
What this means for you: Best for smaller rooms where the treadmill needs to move out of the way when you're done.
A tubular steel frame supports users up to 100 kg, and the safety key stops the belt instantly if you step off unexpectedly.
Overload and short-circuit protection guards the electronics, and the unit is CE certified.
What this means for you: Confirm your weight sits under the 100 kg limit before you buy; that's the spec I'd check first.
The treadmill arrives partially assembled with instructions included, so the build is mostly attaching the uprights and console rather than a full construction job.
Plan for a two-person job of around 45 to 60 minutes on a first build, using a screwdriver, allen key and spanner (all fixings supplied).
What this means for you: You'll be walking on it the same day. Grab a second pair of hands to make the lift easier.
| Motor | 1.5 CHP / 2.25 Peak HP EverDrive H2 Motor |
| Speed Range | 1.0 to 12 km/h |
| Incline | 3 levels, manual adjustment |
| Running Surface | DuraGrip AS Belt, commercial-grade, anti-static, noise-reducing |
| Cushioning | ShockControl cushioning system, 6 suspension points |
| Max User Weight | 100 kg |
| Console / Display | Large LCD display shows speed, time, distance, calories and pulse |
| Programs | 6 preset programs, plus modes for time, distance, or calorie countdown |
| Frame | Tubular Steel |
| Assembled Dimensions | 126cm x 61.5cm x 109cm (L x W x H) |
| Folded Dimensions | 58cm x 52cm x 120cm (L x W x H) |
| Power | Standard Australian household power (220-240V) |
| Warranty | 1 Year on motor and frame, 12 months on parts replacement |
| Motor Features | AAA grade conductive copper coils, sealed bearings, silent fan cooling, dual carbon brushes, high-grade insulation |
| Motor Specifications | PWM (Pulse Width Modulation system) with fuseless current limit |
| Folding System | HydraAssist soft drop folding system |
| Safety Features | Safety key, overload and short circuit protection (CE Certified) |
| Included Accessories | Water bottle holder |
| Running Surface | 1000mm x 400mm (L x W) |
| Belt Width | 400mm |
| Assembly | Partially assembled, instructions included |
Effort: a two-person job, around 45 to 60 minutes for a first build. Tools: a screwdriver, allen / hex key and spanner / wrench (bolts and fixings are included).
The EverDrive H2 motor is a quiet one, with silent fan cooling and sealed bearings keeping mechanical noise low. The DuraGrip belt is noise-reducing too. At walking pace it's easy to hold a conversation over. Your footstrike adds the most sound, so a 6 mm rubber mat under the deck cuts transfer to rooms below if you're upstairs.
This is a walking and light-jogging machine. The 1.5 CHP motor and 1.0 to 12 km/h speed range suit steady sessions rather than daily hard running. Max user weight is 100 kg, and the 1000 x 400 mm belt is comfortable for walkers and joggers. If you're over 100 kg or running fast most days, look at a heavier-framed treadmill instead.
You get 3 incline levels, adjusted manually rather than at the push of a button. You set it before you start rather than mid-session, which is fine for structured walks and easy jogs. If you want to change gradient on the fly during a workout, an auto-incline treadmill is the better call for you.
Assembled, it's 126 cm long, 61.5 cm wide and 109 cm tall, so it slots into most spare rooms and lounges. The HydraAssist soft-drop folding system brings the footprint down to 58 x 52 cm folded, standing 120 cm tall. Confirm you've got a clear spot to store it upright between sessions.
It arrives partially assembled with instructions in the box, so you're not starting from scratch. Plan on a two-person job of around 45 to 60 minutes for a first build. You'll need a screwdriver, an allen or hex key and a spanner. The bolts and fixings are all included, so no trips to the hardware store.
You get 1 year on the motor and frame, plus 12 months on parts replacement. It's also covered by the 100-day money-back guarantee if the badge shows on the product page, so you can try it at home and return it in as-new, repackaged condition if it isn't right. Ask us and we'll help organise the return booking.
Take photos before you unpack and email them to support@cardioonline.com.au within 48 hours of delivery. We'll lodge the freight claim, send replacement parts or a full unit, and stay across it until you're up and running. You won't deal with the courier or manufacturer directly, that part's on us.
Yes, the large LCD display shows pulse alongside speed, time, distance and calories, read through the grip sensors on the handles. Grip readings are handy for a rough guide but bounce around once you pick up the pace. For accurate heart-rate zones, pair a chest strap (around $80) and train to that number instead.
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