Cursor Fitness is a budget walking-pad maker based in Los Angeles. Its whole catalog is an incline ladder: the same 2.5 HP brushless 4-in-1 chassis sold at 10%, 12%, 14%, 15%, and 16% maximum incline. Buy by the grade you want and you've basically picked your model.
Single official site at thecursorfitness.com (Shopify-style storefront, support email and phone on-domain, contact address 7421 Industrial Pkwy Ste 300, Los Angeles 90045). No multi-domain redirect pattern, no About-Us naming a different company, so no OEM-cycling red flags. It doesn't match the known OEM-cycling families (Akluer/FineHorse, Jogwell/Vitalwalk, Treaflow/Abonow), so it reads as a standalone brand.
The brand markets purely by incline tier; model SKUs (e.g. X5F for the 16% pad) appear only in Amazon tech details, not in listing titles or on the brand site. Products also appear on Walmart, TikTok Shop, and eBay via third-party resellers, but Amazon (sold by the Cursor Fitness Store) is the canonical buy.
Neither BBB nor Trustpilot carries a profile for the brand (both checked 2026-06-02).
A budget 4-in-1 under-desk pad whose pitch is the incline: 16% manual grade, the steepest rung on the Cursor Fitness ladder. The handlebar folds down so it converts to a flat walking pad, it claims a 2.5 HP quiet brushless motor, and it runs 0.6 to 6.3 mph on a 35.8 by 15.2 inch cushioned belt with an LED readout and a wireless remote. It folds for under-bed or closet storage. Assembly required; the tool kit is in the box. The number to weigh here is incline. Sports-medicine guidance puts the sweet spot for knee-friendly treadmill walking around 3%, and this pad goes well past that, so the steep grade is really for calorie burn rather than everyday desk walking. The motor spec is the soft spot: "2.5 HP brushless" is peak marketing power with no continuous-HP, wattage, or amperage published anywhere, and a 15A US outlet caps a pad around 1.0 to 1.5 continuous HP regardless of the sticker.