UREVO Strol 2E Pro vs 2S Pro: which exact model fits?
The Strol 2E Pro is smaller, lighter, and lists a 12% incline. The Strol 2S Pro gives you a longer, wider belt, a 7.6 MPH ceiling, and published folded dimensions. Both current US pages describe a handlebar-down walking mode. Compare the actual constraints before the two “Pro” names blur together.
Quick decision strip
Start with the model constraint
These manufacturer images identify the two exact UREVO variants. Use the fit signal before opening the direct product listing.
Manufacturer imageUREVO Strol 2E Pro
UREVO
Best when
Choose it for incline, load headroom, and a lighter listed body
Official specs checked September 3, 2026
Check current price & specs
Manufacturer imageUREVO Strol 2S Pro
UREVO
Best when
Choose it for a longer belt, faster top speed, and known folded height
Official specs checked September 3, 2026
Check current price & specsBody
2E Pro: 42.5 × 21.9 × 38.6 in
Running area
2S Pro: 42.52 × 16.54 in
Speed / incline
2S Pro: 7.6 MPH · 2E Pro: 12%
Weight / load
2E Pro: 43.4–43.6 lb (page conflict) · 300 lb listed
Short verdict
Pick the Strol 2E Pro for the smaller body, 12% page-listed incline, and 300-pound page-listed load. Pick the Strol 2S Pro for its longer and wider belt, higher top speed, and known folded dimensions. Neither page publishes the exact floor-to-belt height a keyboard setup needs.
2E Pro vs 2S Pro comparison chart
One is compact and inclined. One gives you more belt.
The rows below combine current UREVO US product pages with their direct official manual links. A missing number stays missing: body dimensions are not floor-to-belt dimensions, horsepower is not a performance test, and a feature claim is not independent evidence.
| Decision factor | Strol 2E Pro | Strol 2S Pro | What it means |
|---|---|---|---|
| Exact model / manual identity | Strol 2E Pro · URTM059 in the direct manual file title | Strol 2S Pro · URTM036 in the direct manual | These are two distinct Strol models. Match the model marking and manual for the delivered unit; do not use the similar product names as a substitute for model identity. |
| Outside body size (L × W × H) | 42.5 × 21.9 × 38.6 in | 50.79 × 25.39 × 40.94 in | The 2E Pro is 8.29 inches shorter, 3.49 inches narrower, and 2.34 inches lower on the published body dimensions. Neither body height is a floor-to-belt measurement. |
| Running-belt size (L × W) | 36.2 × 15.2 in running area | 42.52 × 16.54 in running area | The 2S Pro publishes 6.32 inches more length and 1.34 inches more width. That is stated belt room, not a prediction of your stride, work comfort, or running safety. |
| Product weight / maximum load | 43.4–43.6 lb / 19.7 kg on the current US page (the page conflicts) · 300 lb / 136 kg on the current US product page | 74.51 lb / 33.8 kg · 265 lb / 120 kg on the current US product page | The current figures put the 2E Pro about 30.9–31.1 pounds lighter, while its page lists a 35-pound higher maximum load. These are manufacturer specifications; neither page recommends operating at the limit. |
| Speed and work mode | 0.6–6.2 MPH; 0.6–4.0 MPH with the handlebar lowered for desk walking | 0.6–7.6 MPH; 0.6–4.0 MPH walking range | Both pages list 0.6–4.0 MPH for handlebar-down walking. The 2S Pro adds a 7.6 MPH ceiling; the 2E Pro tops out at 6.2 MPH. |
| Incline | Up to 12% listed; no separate desk-mode limit is published | 0–9% automatic incline; 9-level selection is listed | The 2E Pro lists up to 12%; the 2S Pro lists 0–9% automatic incline. Neither page publishes the floor-to-belt geometry of an elevated desk setup. |
| Motor / App | 2.25 HP maximum · App: Yes | 2.5 HP maximum · App: Yes | These are manufacturer-listed maximum horsepower and App fields, not independent tests of noise, durability, speed under load, or long-term performance. |
| Controls and included items | Dual-screen display; remote, safety key, power cord, and table mount listed | Dual-screen display; remote, bracket, safety key, power cord, and lubricant listed | Both pages list a remote and display. App pairing, firmware, and replacement-accessory compatibility can vary by model or revision. |
| Folding / storage evidence | SwiftFold described; folded dimensions not published on current US page | SwiftFold; 54.72 × 25.39 × 6.69 in folded | The 2S Pro has the more useful published storage boundary. Do not infer the Pro’s folded height from either model’s unfolded body height. |
| Desk-fit boundary | Handlebar-down desk walking listed; floor-to-belt height not published | 0.6–4.0 MPH walking range listed; floor-to-belt height not published | For either model, measure floor to the actual belt surface, desk travel, keyboard height, monitor height, leg clearance, cable path, and safe step-off area. |
| Region / returns / warranty | Current UREVO US page · 14-day free return · one year + 180 days extended warranty listed | Current UREVO US page · 14-day free return · one year + 180 days extended warranty listed | These are US-page benefits and can change by region, cart, or policy revision. Verify the delivered model and support terms before checkout. |
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Primary sources: UREVO Strol 2E Pro US product page and UREVO Strol 2S Pro US product page. The model-specific Strol 2E Pro manual and URTM036 Strol 2S Pro manual are linked beside each product below. UREVO’s official manual index provides catalog context; use the direct page link for the delivered model and revision.
Who each model fits
Let the room and the workout decide, not the “Pro” label.
UREVO Strol 2E Pro
Choose it for incline, load headroom, and a lighter listed body
Current UREVO US listing · presented by UREVO as the Strol 2E upgraded model
The 2E Pro is the shorter, narrower, and lighter option with the higher page-listed maximum load and a 12% incline. It fits a buyer who wants a compact 2-in-1 with app features and incline, and who can accept a shorter running area.
Skip it when longer and wider belt room, a 7.6 MPH ceiling, or a published folded measurement matters more than incline and the lighter body. Do not infer its folded height from the 38.6-inch unfolded body height.
Body
42.5 × 21.9 × 38.6 in
Running area
36.2 × 15.2 in running area
Weight / load
43.4–43.6 lb / 19.7 kg on the current US page (the page conflicts) · 300 lb / 136 kg on the current US product page
Speed
0.6–6.2 MPH; 0.6–4.0 MPH with the handlebar lowered for desk walking
Incline
Up to 12% listed; no separate desk-mode limit is published
Motor
2.25 HP maximum on the current US product page
App
Yes; UREVO App support is listed, with Apple Health and Google Fit integration claims
Controls
Dual-screen display; the current page also lists app-guided training features
Remote / box
Remote, safety key, power cord, and table mount are listed in the box contents
Folding
SwiftFold design is described; folded dimensions are not published on the current US page
The page describes one-hand folding and storage under suitable furniture, but it does not publish a folded footprint or floor-to-belt height. Measure the actual opening and route.
Current US page lists 14-day free return and one year plus 180 days extended warranty. Verify the cart terms and region before checkout.
The current UREVO US page lists 42.5 × 21.9 × 38.6 inches, a 36.2 × 15.2-inch running area, 300 pounds maximum load, 0.6–6.2 MPH, 2.25 HP, App support, and 12% incline. Its weight fields conflict: 43.4 pounds in one block, 43.6 pounds in another, and about 43.5 pounds in the FAQ; each is paired with 19.7 kg. The direct official manual file title identifies URTM059.
UREVO Strol 2S Pro
Choose it for a longer belt, faster top speed, and known folded height
Model URTM036 · current UREVO US listing and direct manual link
The 2S Pro is the larger option with 6.32 inches more published belt length, 1.34 inches more width, a 7.6 MPH ceiling, and a published 6.69-inch folded height. It fits a buyer who prioritizes running room and a known storage boundary over lifting weight and floor footprint.
Skip it when the treadmill must move frequently, the room is narrow, or a 300-pound page-listed maximum load and 12% incline are the deciding constraints. Its larger body also needs a larger desk and storage route.
Body
50.79 × 25.39 × 40.94 in
Running area
42.52 × 16.54 in running area
Weight / load
74.51 lb / 33.8 kg · 265 lb / 120 kg on the current US product page
Speed
0.6–7.6 MPH; 0.6–4.0 MPH walking range
Incline
0–9% automatic incline; 9-level selection is listed
Motor
2.5 HP maximum on the current US product page
App
Yes; UREVO App support and interactive training features are listed
Controls
Dual-screen display with handrail controls and main-console workout metrics
Remote / box
Remote, bracket, safety key, power cord, and lubricating oil are listed in the box contents
Folding
SwiftFold design; 54.72 × 25.39 × 6.69 in folded dimensions are published
The current page publishes a 6.69-inch folded height. The direct URTM036 manual says to reset incline and unplug before moving or storing; floor-to-belt height remains unpublished.
Current US page lists 14-day free return and one year plus 180 days extended warranty. Verify the cart terms and region before checkout.
The current UREVO US page lists 50.79 × 25.39 × 40.94 inches, a 42.52 × 16.54-inch running area, 74.51 pounds, 265 pounds maximum load, 0.6–7.6 MPH, 2.5 HP, App support, 0–9% auto-incline, and folded dimensions. The direct official manual identifies model URTM036.
Desk and storage fit check
Measure the belt surface, not the marketing silhouette.
Both pages describe handlebar-down walking, but neither publishes the floor-to-belt height that determines your keyboard position. The Pro’s incline adds another geometry question; the 2S Pro’s larger body adds a storage-route question. Use the numbers below as boundaries, then measure your exact unit and desk together.
Measure the actual walking surface
Measure floor to the top of the belt, not the motor housing or tallest body point. Repeat with the handlebar in the intended work position.
Check keyboard and monitor height
Compare the walking surface and shoes with the desk’s usable keyboard height. Leave room for elbows, desk legs, cables, and a safe step-off.
Treat incline as changing geometry
The 2E Pro lists up to 12% and the 2S Pro lists 0–9%. Neither page gives the finished deck height at any incline level, so do not transfer a flat-deck assumption.
Use only the published storage boundary
The 2S Pro lists 54.72 × 25.39 × 6.69 inches folded. The 2E Pro describes SwiftFold but gives no folded dimensions. Do not guess the Pro’s clearance.
Still unknown before checkout
The current US pages do not settle floor-to-belt height, independently measured noise, desk-work stability, durability, maximum continuous-use time, or speed-under-load behavior. The direct PDFs identify the models; they do not convert manufacturer listings into independent test results.
Buyer questions
What the current pages can—and cannot—answer.
What is the main difference between the UREVO Strol 2E Pro and 2S Pro?
The Strol 2E Pro is the shorter, narrower, lighter listing with a page-listed 12% incline and 300-pound maximum load. The Strol 2S Pro is larger and heavier, publishes a longer and wider belt, reaches 7.6 MPH, and lists a 6.69-inch folded height with 0–9% auto-incline.
Which model has the larger walking belt?
The Strol 2S Pro lists a 42.52 × 16.54-inch running area. The Strol 2E Pro lists 36.2 × 15.2 inches, so the 2S Pro publishes 6.32 inches more length and 1.34 inches more width. Published belt area does not predict your personal stride or desk-work comfort.
Can both models be used under a standing desk?
Both current US product pages describe 0.6–4.0 MPH handlebar-down walking. Neither page publishes the floor-to-belt height needed to calculate keyboard clearance. Measure the delivered walking surface, desk range, keyboard and monitor position, leg clearance, cables, and step-off area.
Which model has the higher incline?
The Strol 2E Pro page lists up to 12% incline. The Strol 2S Pro page lists 0–9% automatic incline with nine levels. The pages do not publish a separate desk-mode incline limit or finished floor-to-belt geometry.
Which one is faster?
The Strol 2S Pro lists a 7.6 MPH maximum speed, while the Strol 2E Pro lists 6.2 MPH. Both pages list 0.6–4.0 MPH for walking with the handlebar down. Those are manufacturer ranges, not independent speed-under-load tests.
Which UREVO model is easier to move and store?
The Strol 2E Pro page conflicts between 43.4, 43.6, and about 43.5 pounds, but it still has the smaller published body. The Strol 2S Pro is listed at 74.51 pounds and has a published 54.72 × 25.39 × 6.69-inch folded size. Actual moving effort depends on stairs, turns, grip points, wheels, and floor conditions.
Which manual and model number should I check?
The direct official Pro manual file title identifies URTM059. The direct Strol 2S Pro manual identifies model URTM036. Match the marking on the delivered treadmill and use the manual linked for that exact model and revision.
Are these affiliate links, and did WorkChoose test the treadmills?
No. The buttons currently go directly to UREVO’s US product pages, with no affiliate tracking active on this page. WorkChoose has not hands-on tested either model. This page reports current manufacturer listings and direct official manuals; it does not claim independent noise, stability, durability, health, or speed-under-load results.
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