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National Post
25-04-2025
- Health
- National Post
Walk your way to fitness with the top walking pads in Canada
Article content Article content If you're looking for a walking pad that has a higher weight limit, this one from Sperax is suitable for users up to 340 lbs. It features a simple digital display and remote control to adjust the speed, as well as buttons on the handrail for added convenience. Like the Goplus walking pad, it has a folding design to switch between walking and running modes. Article content Some taller users may find the folding handrail on this walking pad to be a little low for comfort, but it's otherwise a good option for a wide range of body types. Its max speeds reach 10 km/h, which is ideal for walking and jogging. Article content If you're a fan of hiking steep trails or using the incline on more advanced treadmills, this walking pad from Toputure may be the way to go. It's a lightweight walking pad that offers up to nine per cent manual incline and 12 preset speeds. According to reviewers, this walking pad is quiet and effective even at higher speeds. It's also fairly compact and stores easily under desks or in closets. Article content Article content This walking pad doesn't have a folding handrail despite reaching max speeds of 10 km/h. Unless you're familiar with using walking pads and treadmills already, it's probably best to stick to slower speeds for safety. Article content Article content This walking pad is a space-saving option that doesn't take up much room in your home. Compared to the other models on this list, this walking pad has extra shock-absorbing pads (eight, compared to the four or six that are more common in other models) for additional support without straining joints. Another bonus to this Urevo walking pad is that you can choose to mute or activate beeping when adjusting the speed or display – a feature that's especially useful to minimize noise. Article content Article content If you're looking for a no-frills, affordable walking pad, consider this one from GoZone. It features six speed settings that range from one to 10 km/h – suitable for walking and jogging. The included remote lets you program a workout based on time or distance, and it automatically comes to a stop once you hit your goal. The slim and lightweight design fits easily under beds or desks. Article content Since this walking pad doesn't have a handrail like some of the other options on this list, it's best suited for slower-paced workouts or experienced treadmill users. Article content With so many options on the market, it can be tough to know what to look out for when shopping for a walking pad. A few important considerations include: Article content Weight limit: Depending on your size, you may not all models of walking pads will be compatible. Be sure to double-check the weight limit on the machine, which typically ranges from 200 – 350 pounds. Max speeds: Will you be using your walking pad for strictly walking, or are you hoping for more versatility? Maximum speeds also vary from brand to brand, so it's best to do your research before committing to one walking pad. Handrails: Since many walking pads are primarily designed for use at low speeds, not all of them offer a handrail the same way treadmills do. Look for a folding handrail for safety if you will be jogging or running at higher speeds. Deck size: The deck, or the size of the walking pad's belt, is important to consider based on your height. If you're tall or plan on running indoors, look for a walking pad that's at least 40' (101 cm) long to give you more room for your stride.
Associated Press
18-03-2025
- Business
- Associated Press
GoZone WiFi and Qfactor Airport Advertising Partner to Accelerate Airport Wi-Fi Advertising
GoZone WiFi and Qfactor Airport Advertising partner to transform airport ads with Ads4WiFi, boosting ad revenues and offering seamless Wi-Fi user engagement. 'Qfactor's partnership with GoZone adds a new revenue stream to their in-terminal ads, offering advertisers a unique chance to connect with travelers in a targeted and impactful way.' — Todd Myers ST. PETERSBURG, FL, UNITED STATES, March 18, 2025 / / -- St. Petersburg, FL and Greenville, WI – March 18, 2025 – GoZone WiFi, the leading provider of Wi-Fi marketing solutions, and Qfactor Airport Advertising, a premier airport advertising company, are excited to announce a strategic partnership aimed at transforming the airport advertising landscape. This collaboration will enable airports to drive additional ad revenues through the innovative Ads4WiFi marketplace, powered by GoZone. The Ads4WiFi marketplace offers advertisers a seamless way to reach engaged Wi-Fi users as they navigate through airports. Historically, the Wi-Fi advertising space has been fragmented and fraught with technical challenges. However, GoZone's extensive integrations with over 40 different types of Wi-Fi hardware eliminate the need for airports to invest in additional hardware or software. This integration ensures a smooth and efficient implementation process, allowing airport IT teams to focus on maintaining optimal network performance. Todd Myers, CEO of GoZone WiFi, expressed his enthusiasm for the partnership, stating, 'This is a great way for Qfactor to offer a value-added revenue stream in addition to their other in-terminal advertising channels. Our collaboration will provide advertisers with a unique opportunity to connect with travelers in a highly targeted and impactful manner.' Kim Sippola, President of Qfactor Airport Advertising, added, 'Partnering with GoZone allows us to enhance our digital advertising offerings and provide airports with a cutting-edge solution to maximize their ad revenues. We are thrilled to bring this innovative platform to our clients and look forward to seeing the positive impact it will have on airport advertising.' By leveraging the Ads4WiFi marketplace, airports can now offer advertisers a powerful platform to showcase their brands to a captive audience of Wi-Fi users. This partnership marks a significant step forward in the evolution of airport advertising, providing a streamlined and effective solution for both advertisers and airports alike. For media inquiries, please contact: For GoZone: Todd Myers CEO Ads4WiFi, powered by GoZone WiFi For QFactor: Kim Sippola President Qfactor Airport Advertising, a division of The Quotient Group Todd Myers GoZone WiFi +1 727-314-6910 email us here Legal Disclaimer:
