VR treadmills and omnidirectional movement platforms: Omni One, KAT Walk and Infinadeck
Omnidirectional VR treadmills and movement platforms let you walk or run in place while supported games convert that movement into virtual locomotion. They differ from wearable full-body trackers, which chiefly move an avatar’s limbs. These systems are substantial equipment purchases: check fit, floor space, headset, games, delivery and returns before ordering. This is research-led coverage, not a hands-on test.
Consumer VR locomotion systems compared
| System | Headset and software route | Fit and space checks | UK buying route |
|---|---|---|---|
| Virtuix Omni One for Quest | Supported Quest 2/3 family games through Omni Connect; PC SteamVR connection is also offered. The Quest headset is separate. | Virtuix lists a 4 ft 4 in–6 ft 4 in user-height range, 250 lb maximum weight and a clear 6 ft × 6 ft area. Its vest, support arm and overshoes are part of the movement system. | Check Omni One for Quest at Virtuix; Virtuix lists UK availability. Verify shipping, tax and the exact game list at checkout. |
| Virtuix Omni One Core | PC VR version for a SteamVR-compatible headset and a suitable Windows PC; it does not bundle the headset. Check the particular game and connection path. | The same published 6 ft 4 in height and 250 lb weight ceilings apply. Confirm PC requirements and cable management as well as clear floor area. | Check Omni One Core at Virtuix; Virtuix lists UK availability. |
| KAT Walk C2 Core Enhanced | PC VR through KAT software; Quest use may require the separate KAT Nexus adapter. Dedicated footwear and sensors are part of the system. | KAT lists 5 ft 3 in–6 ft 5 in recommended height, 5 ft 1 in–6 ft 7 in supported height, and 130 kg maximum weight. Platform is 230 mm high; check ceiling and swing clearance. | Check C2 Core at KAT VR; confirm UK variant, shoe size, accessories and delivery. |
| KAT Walk C2 Plus Enhanced | Similar headset routes, with haptic platform and sitting/vehicle features. Confirm which variant and Quest adapter are in the basket. | KAT lists the same 5 ft 1 in–6 ft 7 in supported height and 130 kg maximum weight. The extra features add setup considerations. | Check C2 Plus at KAT VR; KAT lists UK warehouse delivery for the product. |
Compact walk-in-place alternative
KAT Loco S 2025 uses three wearable sensors to control movement while you walk in place. It is an accessible comparison for buyers without room for a platform, but it is not an omnidirectional treadmill and provides no harness. Confirm headset, game and optional Quest adapter support. Check the exact kit at KAT VR.
Professional alternative
Infinadeck uses a powered omnidirectional belt and positions its current systems for professional training and industrial work. It has a much larger published 2 m × 2 m deck footprint and a procurement route. It is useful technology context, but is not presented here as an ordinary UK home-gaming purchase.
What to check before buying
- Fit: compare your measured height, weight, waist and shoe size with the exact model’s limits. The difference between a “recommended” and “supported” height matters. A harness should be adjusted according to the manufacturer’s instructions.
- Room: allow the manufacturer’s free area around the platform, door access, ceiling clearance above the raised deck, and room for support arms, crouching and other people.
- Games: a general compatibility claim does not mean every title accepts walking input equally. Check the manufacturer’s current supported-game list and whether Quest play is standalone, through an adapter, or via PC VR.
- Total cost: include headset, capable PC if needed, adapter, special shoes and sizes, shipping, VAT, warranty and return logistics for heavy equipment. Manufacturer prices and promotions change, so use live checkout figures.
- Experience: sliding on a passive dish and walking on a powered belt feel different. Find a demonstration if possible, and follow the setup and safety instructions.
Source and scope: Virtuix Omni One for Quest, Omni One Core, Virtuix fit requirements, KAT VR model comparison, KAT Walk C2 Plus and Infinadeck. Checked 23 October 2026. These are direct manufacturer information links, not affiliate links. We have not tested these platforms.
Individual model buying profiles
Browse all entries in our VR Treadmills & Movement Platforms buying category. For professional procurement, Cyberith Virtualizer is another comparator alongside Infinadeck; neither is presented as a standard home checkout option.
For waist and foot sensors rather than walking platforms, see our full-body VR tracking guide. Browse VR headsets and XR accessories for related equipment.
