The C5 Treadmill is a full-size folding running machine for households that want more than a walking pad. Speed adjusts across 1 to 16 km/h through a rotary knob or shortcut keys, and the electric incline climbs through 18 levels to a maximum gradient of 15 degrees, so the same machine handles a recovery walk, a tempo jog and a steep uphill session without any change of equipment.
Power comes from a brushless motor rated at 1.0 HP continuous with a 3.0 HP peak output, driving a 420 x 1130mm running belt that leaves room for a natural stride and free arm movement. Silicone shock absorption modules sit beneath a high-density running board to soften each footstrike. When the session ends, hydraulic assistance takes the weight of the deck as it folds into a V shape, reducing the floor area from 1.53 x 0.75 metres in use to 0.81 x 0.75 metres in storage, and built-in rollers let you move the folded unit without lifting its 43.2kg.
18 Level Electric Incline to 15 Degrees
Raise the deck through 18 motorised steps up to a 15 degree gradient. Console keys jump straight to preset levels, or step up gradually as a session progresses.
Brushless Motor, 3.0 HP Peak
A brushless drive delivering 1.0 HP continuously and 3.0 HP at peak holds belt speed steady under load and runs with less mechanical noise than a brushed equivalent.
Hydraulic V-Fold with Rollers
A hydraulic rod carries the deck weight during folding and lowering, so the frame collapses into a V with a light lift. Wheels at the base take the load when repositioning.
420 x 1130mm Running Surface
The belt measures 420mm across with a 1130mm running length, set within a 565mm deck. Diamond-pattern texturing on the belt surface resists slipping underfoot.
Silicone Shock Modules
Silicone damping blocks are mounted along both sides of the frame beneath a high-density board, allowing the deck to flex on impact instead of transmitting shock straight through.
Console with Knob and Shortcut Keys
Four LED windows report time, speed, distance, calories and pulse. A rotary dial gives fine speed control, with direct keys for 3, 6 and 9 km/h and for 4 and 8 percent incline.
Why Choose the C5 Treadmill in Cyprus?
Cyprus is not a country where outdoor running works reliably all year. Between late May and September the temperature rules out daytime training entirely, and the narrow hours either side of dawn and dusk do not suit everyone’s schedule. Away from the coastal promenades, the alternative is often an unlit road shoulder or an uneven track. The C5 removes that dependency: the surface, the gradient and the pace are all under your control regardless of what the thermometer says.
The incline range is the feature that earns its place here. Cypriot terrain runs from flat coastal plain to serious Troodos gradients, and 18 electric levels reaching 15 degrees let you rehearse a climb indoors before attempting it on foot. For anyone training towards a hill route, or simply wanting harder work from a walking session, the incline does more for effort level than raw speed does. Add the tablet shelf, twin cup recesses and Bluetooth speakers, and longer sessions become considerably easier to sit through.
Suited to Cypriot Homes and Year-Round Training
- Summer Training Solution: Keeps running consistent through the months when outdoor sessions are not practical
- Hill Preparation: Electric incline to 15 degrees lets you build climbing capacity before heading into the Troodos foothills
- Storage That Works in a Flat: Folded footprint of 0.81 x 0.75 metres and a folded height of 1320mm fits beside a wardrobe or in a hallway corner
- Moves Without Lifting: Rollers on the folded frame take the 43.2kg weight across tile, wood or laminate flooring
- Shared Household Use: A 150kg rating and a 1 to 16 km/h range mean walkers and runners in the same home can both use it
- Magnetic Safety Key: Clips to clothing and cuts power to the belt immediately if it pulls free of the console
Buyers in Nicosia, Limassol, Larnaca and Paphos are increasingly choosing home cardio over a gym subscription, particularly where the commute to a gym costs more time than the workout itself. The C5 answers that with genuine machine specification rather than a compact compromise: a proper 1130mm running length, motorised gradient, a brushless drive and a frame rated for 150kg, in a chassis that still folds away when the household needs its living room back.
Technical Specifications:
| Model | C5 |
| Motor Type | Brushless |
| Motor Power | 1.0 HP continuous, 3.0 HP peak |
| Power Supply | 220V, 50Hz |
| Speed Range | 1.0 to 16 km/h |
| Incline | Electric, 18 levels, maximum 15 degrees |
| Running Area | 420 x 1130mm |
| Deck Width | 565mm |
| Belt Surface | Diamond-texture anti-slip |
| Cushioning | Silicone shock absorption modules with high-density running board |
| Console Display | Four-window LED: time, speed, distance, calories, pulse |
| Controls | Rotary speed knob, mode key, 3/6/9 km/h shortcuts, incline plus and minus, 4% and 8% incline presets |
| Heart Rate Monitoring | Hand-grip sensor with console readout |
| Audio | Built-in Bluetooth speakers |
| Folding Mechanism | Hydraulic assisted V-fold with transport rollers |
| Assembled Dimensions | 1530 x 750 x 1300mm |
| Folded Dimensions | 810 x 750 x 1320mm |
| Packaging Dimensions | 1460 x 785 x 260mm |
| Net Weight | 43.2kg |
| Gross Weight | 48kg |
| Maximum User Weight | 150kg |
| Additional Features | Tablet and phone holder, twin cup recesses, magnetic safety key, LED light strip |
| Includes | 1 x C5 Treadmill, 1 x magnetic safety key, assembly hardware and manual |
| Warranty | 2 years |
Frequently Asked Questions
How much floor space do I need for the C5?
In use the machine measures 1530 x 750mm, and you should allow clearance behind the belt for safe stepping off. Folded, it reduces to 810 x 750mm with a height of 1320mm, and rollers let you push it into position.
How does the incline adjustment work?
The incline is motorised and runs through 18 levels to a maximum of 15 degrees. You can step through levels using the plus and minus keys on the console, or press the dedicated preset keys to move directly to a set gradient.
Is 16 km/h suitable for a serious runner?
16 km/h corresponds to a 3 minute 45 second kilometre, which covers most training paces short of sprint work. Combined with the 1130mm belt length and 15 degree incline, the C5 suits regular running as well as walking and jogging.
What does the Bluetooth connection do?
Bluetooth lets you stream audio from your phone through the built-in speakers so you can listen without headphones during a session.
Is the machine heavy to fold and move?
The deck folds with hydraulic assistance, so the rod carries most of the weight both on the way up and on the way down. Once folded, the unit rests on rollers, meaning you push rather than lift its 43.2kg.
