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Yahoo
11-06-2025
- Business
- Yahoo
UREVO Announces Skiing Champion Brothers as Brand Ambassadors
AUSTIN, Texas, June 11, 2025 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- UREVO, a global sports and wellness brand, has announced New Zealand freestyle skiers Luca Harrington and Ben Harrington as brand ambassadors for its range of smart fitness products, including smart treadmills and smart massagers. This partnership promotes the importance of athletic recovery, healthy living, and the spirit of Excellence: The Harrington Brothers Olympic-level athletes, the Harrington brothers bring authenticity to UREVO's mission. Born in 2001, Ben Harrington competed in the 2022 Winter Olympics, won the North America Cup, and placed fifth at the 2023 World Championships. His brother, Luca Harrington (born 2003), specializes in slopestyle and big air, winning the Crystal Globe in the 2024–25 FIS World Cup for Big Air and achieving podiums at the X Games and World Championships. Their demanding training and recovery needs make them ideal advocates for UREVO's wellness solutions, reflecting the growing need for smart, accessible recovery tools. UREVO CyberPad for Office Smart Treadmill The UREVO CyberPad for Office Smart Treadmill is designed to accommodate both home and professional office settings. Equipped with a dual brushless motor system, it delivers up to 2.5HP of power—while maintaining a low operational noise level of 45dB. To support more efficient training, the CyberPad incorporates MegaLift incline technology, allowing up to a 14% gradient. The device features a 6.4-inch (16.3 cm) slim profile, making it compatible with most office desks and reducing spatial interference. An open-front design and 100cm walking area aim to provide a comfortable walking experience while performing desk-based tasks. In addition, the CyberPad connects with the UREVO App, enabling users to monitor workout metrics in real time. UREVO AI-Powered Wireless Recovery Massager For professional athletes and fitness enthusiasts, the UREVO AI-Powered Wireless Recovery Massager offers a more robust therapy system designed to replicate physiotherapy-level treatments. This device features an advanced Matrix Airbag Design that targets five overlapping compression zones to improve circulation and relieve deep muscle tension. With six massage modes, eight pressure levels (80–220 mmHg), and three plantar heat levels, the massager work in synergy to deliver high-intensity recovery after sports. The Recovery Massager integrates seamlessly with the UREVO App, using AI to assess the leg's muscle state and recommend personalized recovery parameters. Users can select massage durations from 10 to 35 minutes, depending on schedule and need. Its 5,000mAh battery supports up to 240 minutes of wireless use and charges via USB-C. Together, these devices represent a broader trend in integrating digital tools with physical wellness practices. With the endorsement of Ben and Luca Harrington, UREVO steps into a new phase of global visibility. About UREVO UREVO is a global innovator in smart fitness technology, committed to developing intelligent wellness solutions that support healthy and active lifestyles. The brand aims to empower individuals with tools that blend digital intelligence and biomechanical understanding to promote efficient recovery and everyday well-being. Contact Information Contact Person: Lily Hu Email: marketing@ United StatesState: TexasCity: AustinWebsite: A photo accompanying this announcement is available at
WIRED
21-04-2025
- WIRED
The Urevo CyberPad Lets You Hike Uphill While You Work
I'm well-versed in walking pads (odd, I know, but I review fitness equipment for a living). After testing a ton of them, I really thought I had seen all the category had to offer. That was before I heard about the Urevo CyberPad, which allows users to walk at a 14 percent incline—the highest I've seen on the market. It has plenty of other cool features (I'll get to those later), but the thing that really makes it stand out is that incline. If you're looking for a walking pad that can give you a more challenging workout, but you don't really want to run, this is the one for you. Photograph: Adrienne So Up and At 'Em The CyberPad setup required exactly zero brainpower (exactly how I like it). I had it out of the box and up and running in minutes. I've tested another Urevo machine and found that one easy to unpack and set up as well; the company seems to do a great job of making products that are ready to use right out of the box. At 70.6 pounds, this machine is on the heavier side, which I expected with the incline mechanism. But it was easy to wheel around and get into place under my standing desk. The incline tops out at level 9, which, depending on how you have the machine's back feet positioned, is a 9 percent or 14 percent grade. I suspected I might feel a little wobbly trying to type with the incline all the way up, but the machine itself felt incredibly stable. Photograph: Adrienne So From a cardio perspective, the 14 percent incline is tough to maintain for long. It really feels like you're hiking. But it's not so challenging that you can't do it while you work. For me, that's a big deal. I like getting my steps in on a walking pad, but sometimes I want to boost my fitness in a more significant way. Sadly, I haven't figured out how to run while I work—even walking at high speeds can make it hard for me to type—but steep hill walking is a great proxy that doesn't make reading or writing any harder. This machine allows you to do it without having to shell out the money or space for a heavy-duty running treadmill.
