Explore CURSOR FITNESS treadmills, walking pads and exercise bikes for home, plus seated ellipticals and strength equipment. Compare the fit before you choose.

CURSOR FITNESS home fitness equipment Make room.
Move more.

SF60 treadmill in a bright home settingThe SF60. A new angle on your routine.

In focus / SF60

SF60 Auto Incline Treadmill

15% incline.
At a touch.

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The CURSOR FITNESS collection

Different ways to move.
One place to start.

A walking break at your desk is different from a dedicated training session. Explore equipment by what you want to do, then get to know the model.

SF60 console with device shelf and controls

Meet the SF60

Your route.
Your gradient.

Change the incline from the controls, keep your session in view and fold the frame when you finish. The SF60 brings automatic grade adjustment into a compact home treadmill.

15%Automatic incline
7.2mph maximum speed
5.4″Folded height
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Find your everyday equipment

Start with your routine.

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A useful starting point

Find your kind of movement.

Start with what you enjoy and where the equipment will live. Then compare the details before you choose.

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The CURSOR FITNESS approach

Fitness has to fit
the rest of your life.

A home workout starts long before you press a button. There is the corner you can spare, the chair you prefer, the length of your stride and the moment in your day when movement feels possible.

The CURSOR FITNESS range meets those different situations with folding treadmills, adjustable bikes, seated pedal exercisers and strength equipment. Our role is to help you see the practical differences clearly, so you can choose around your own routine.

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Magnetic exercise bike console and device holder

A closer look

Movement belongs
at home.

Explore the details of a treadmill, an exercise bike and compact strength equipment in this short product photo film.

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Consider the whole machine

Compare beyond
the headline number.

Incline, belt length and top speed answer different questions. Put equivalent models side by side before deciding what matters most to you.

CURSOR FITNESS SF60

38.2 × 15.2 in

Running belt · length × width

  • Automatic incline up to 15%
  • 7.2 mph maximum

UREVO Strol 2S Pro

42.52 × 16.54 in

Running belt · length × width

  • Automatic incline 0% to 9%
  • 7.6 mph maximum

Sunny SF-T722876

45.7 × 16 in

Running belt · length × width

  • Six automatic incline levels
  • 6 mph with handrail raised

Belt proportions shown at the same scale within each card. These are running surfaces, not total footprints or required clearances. The SF60 has the shorter belt; compare it with your stride.

Full specification comparison and sources

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Compare automatic-incline treadmills
Model Incline Top speed Running belt
CURSOR FITNESS SF60 Up to 15%, automatic 7.2 mph 38.2 × 15.2 in
UREVO Strol 2S Pro 0% to 9%, automatic 7.6 mph 42.52 × 16.54 in
Sunny SF-T722876 6 automatic levels, 1.67° to 3.81° 6 mph with handrail raised 45.7 × 16 in

A higher incline is only one part of the choice. The SF60 has a shorter belt than these two alternatives. Sunny publishes its incline in degrees, which should not be read as percentages. Compare the exact model and operating mode.

Construction that serves a purpose

Look closer at the details.

SF60 storage illustration beside a sofa

Detail / 01

Make the floor work twice.

A folding frame changes what happens after a session. The SF60 folds to 44.8 × 23.5 × 5.4 inches. Measure the storage opening and the route to it, not just the height.

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CBE10 console, device holder and hand controls

Detail / 02

Keep the controls within reach.

The CBE10 puts its display and device holder ahead of the saddle. Set the seat and handlebar first, then check that your screen leaves the controls visible.

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Hydraulic trainer resistance dial and cylinder illustration

Detail / 03

Understand what changes the effort.

The hydraulic trainer uses an adjustment dial. Its resistance range describes this mechanism; it is not a body-weight limit or a directly comparable gym-stack load.

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X5F belt and transport wheels

The room guide

Walking pad
or treadmill?

The name alone will not tell you if a machine fits under your desk, suits your stride or stores where you need it. Start with the practical measurements and operating modes.

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Before you choose

A few useful answers.

What does CURSOR FITNESS offer?

The collection here covers folding treadmills, walking pads, magnetic exercise bikes, a recumbent bike, an under-desk elliptical and strength equipment. Explore a category to compare the exact options.

Which treadmill has automatic incline?

The SF60 has automatic incline up to 15%. The X5F and the 20% incline treadmill shown here use manual adjustment.

Can I order directly on this website?

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