When something wears out, you order the part.
When something wears out on the Office Walker, you order that part rather than a new pad. Spares are stocked for 10 years, the tools come in the box, the deck opens with two bolts, and most swaps take about 10 minutes at the desk where it already sits.
Repairable is not a feature you add later.
A sealed walking pad cannot be repaired, only replaced, which is why it is designed to be thrown away. I designed the opposite on purpose.
Every wearing part can be replaced out, spares are stocked for 10 years, and the warranty covers five years of anything that is not your fault. The point is that it never becomes rubbish.
Which parts can you replace yourself?
The tools you need are already in your home.
The deck opens with two bolts and every part inside can be ordered on its own. Most repairs can be done in about 10 minutes, with a video guide to follow.
How long does a walking pad last?
We have tested for 3000 km so far with no wear but we also stock every part for 10 years, so that is the honest answer for this one: as long as you keep replacing what wears, which is the slat covers, the bearings and the belt. There is no motor in it, so the part that usually ends an electric pad's life is not in there to fail.
That changes what wearing out means. On a sealed pad one failure ends the whole machine, because there is no way in and no part to buy. Here it ends one part, the part costs what a part costs, and within the 5 year warranty a failure that is not your fault ships free.
One pad, keep walking for decades.
Repairable means nothing unless the spare part is actually in stock.
Plenty of products claim it. Far fewer will sell you the part, and fewer still price it so that repairing beats replacing. The claim is worth exactly what the parts shelf behind it is worth.
Ours is stocked for 10 years. The tools come are the ones you already have, the deck opens with two bolts, and every repair has a written and video guide.
Get your name down for one.
Backers get theirs first. After that the waitlist orders, below the price the store will charge once it opens to everyone. Tens of thousands of people are already on it, so it is worth putting your name down now.