+1 Speed Squirrel Escape treadmills and speed boosts

The treadmill is where the store description's promise that every step makes you faster is actually bought. This is the menu, and the timed boosts sold alongside it, from public footage on 5 September 2026.

Four treadmills, sold as a tier list

TreadMills is its own button in the side menu, and it opens a list rather than a single upgrade. We read four entries, in the order the menu shows them:

• Gold Treadmill
• Diamond Treadmill
• Candy Treadmill
• Admin Treadmill

What a treadmill gives you

The rows carry a speed multiplier, and we read one cleanly: the Admin Treadmill is x100 Speed, and the account we watched already owned it — its row read OWNED where the others show a price. A row above it read x25 Speed, though we could not tie that figure to its name.

We now have its price too. A Roblox purchase sheet opened for the Admin Treadmill asking 240 Robux. That settles something we had deliberately left open: a creator's thumbnail had advertised exactly that figure, and we refused to publish it because a promotional image is not the game. The game's own buy sheet now says the same number, so it goes in sourced to the sheet rather than the thumbnail.

The other three prices we still cannot read. The menu was open for about two seconds.

Speed boosts are sold by the hour

Alongside the treadmills the game sells a timed Speed Boost, and this one we could read cleanly. Thirty minutes costs 32 and one hour costs 56, in Robux.

Note the shape: double the duration for well under double the price. That is the opposite of every other ladder in this game, where the next rung always costs more than proportionally. Timed boosts are the one place the game gives you a bulk discount.

The cheap multipliers are sold in the sidebar

Two small offers sit in the side menu alongside the treadmills, priced far below everything else in the game. We read a 2x Speed offer at 1 Robux and a 4x Speed offer at 4 Robux, both labelled as limited with an Only tag.

Those are the cheapest multipliers we have found anywhere in this game, and they multiply the same stat the treadmills do. We have not seen whether they are permanent or timed, or whether the Only tag means limited stock or limited time.

What else is on sale

Beyond the treadmills and the timed boost, the game sells multipliers for both currencies. There is a 2x Wins gamepass — a player who walked onto its pad was told they already owned it — alongside 2x and 4x Speed offers in the sidebar at 1 and 4 Robux.

The Shop panel also carries a Server Boost, and we have now read it: 31 Robux, lasting 15 minutes, and it takes the whole server from 2x to 4x. That is the only item we have found that affects everyone in the game rather than the buyer alone.

Worth noticing for its own sake: this game sells multipliers for speed and for wins separately, and the wins one compounds with every price on the site, because wins are what tails, cosmetics and stage skips are all bought with.

The speed cap is a setting, and it moves

A Custom Speed box sits under the shop buttons showing a maximum and a current figure. We watched it read 108, then 110, then 112 as the player levelled, with current speed matching the maximum each time. So it is not a limiter you fight — it tracks what your level entitles you to, and the box lets you set a lower number if you want one.

Why a player would cap their own speed we do not know. In a game about going faster it is a strange control to offer, and we are not going to invent a reason for it.

What we still cannot tell you

We do not have the treadmill prices, what each one multiplies, whether they stack with the tails, or how many exist beyond the four we saw. The menu was open briefly and we took what we could read.

All of this is third-party: read from public footage, not measured by us.

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