Abonow Walking Pads
Abonow is a Shenzhen based treadmill maker that sells under its own name and under the Treaflow sub brand, in both cases only through third party Amazon sellers. Its pads are cheap routes to an incline, and its brand sites are marketing pages that funnel to Amazon rather than sell anything themselves. No warranty term is published under the Abonow name, so its coverage is unknown rather than known to be short.
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Abonow is the parent and Treaflow the sub brand, not two names for one company. Treaflow's own About Us page describes Abonow, and its published contact address sits on the abonowsport.com domain. This table previously carried the relation the other way round, as an alias that resolved Abonow into Treaflow, which would have filed an Abonow branded pad under the sub brand of its own parent.
On Amazon the two are separately branded and separately merchandised: different brand fields, different storefronts, different rating pools, and separately tooled decks. Abonow's own pad measures 43.3 by 18.1 by 3.9 inches at 34 pounds, against 44.5 by 19.3 by 4.3 at 37 pounds for the Treaflow 3100W and 42.12 by 19.09 by 3.93 for the 3120. Amazon copies the chassis block verbatim when one unit is relisted under a new number, so three different blocks mean three machines from one factory rather than one machine listed three times. A buyer comparing them is choosing between real alternatives, and Abonow's is the lightest and the only one whose 8 percent incline adjusts.
No warranty term is published for anything sold under the Abonow name. The 12 month figure recorded against Treaflow came from that brand's site footer and from the 3120 listing, and neither speaks for an Abonow branded product, so no term is recorded here. The warranty dimension is therefore excluded from Abonow products' scores rather than filled in from the sub brand.
Abonow Walking Pad
Abonow's pad is the lightest and shortest of three related chassis from one OEM, and the only one whose 8 percent incline actually adjusts. It does not fold, and at 4.1 stars from 1,247 ratings it carries the weakest average of the three despite drawing on the largest mature sample. The listing publishes no warranty term, no motor type and no electrical figures, which makes it the least documented of the family, and at $104.99 in August 2026, down from $149.99 in May, the cheapest.