Healthmegamall Mini Stepper Exerciser


Healthmegamall Mini Stepper Exerciser 2

Take a step towards a more salubrious you. This mini stepper exerciser is idealisti for toning the waist, calves, hips and thighs while raising your heart rate and helping you to increase your cardiovascular fitness. Features a distinguishable adaptable tension pulley scheme that makes the stepping action smoother for low affect exercise. The dual hydraulic cylinders work independently to replicate stair climbing. The built in digital computer makes it easy to track your progress by calculating elapsed time and number of steps you have taken. The non-skid feet prevent this exercise stepper from slipping, ensuring your safety. This exercise instrumentation has been constructed of heavy-gauge steel and the footrests are high-impact plastic composite. Two AA batteries are included. .

Healthmegamall Mini Stepper Exerciser 2

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Healthmegamall Mini Stepper Exerciser 2

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Healthmegamall Mini Stepper Exerciser 2

Healthmegamall Mini Stepper Exerciser 2 Photo

Healthmegamall Mini Stepper Exerciser 2

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64 of 66 persons found the following review helpful.
5Awesome, splendid stepper. Good as anything at the health club.
By Pamela Rice

I wrote the following when my stepper was still new. Over months of use I have changed my mind on the product. First, the two most necessary bolts on the product were not made of galvanized steel. Both plainly broke in distinguished events, mid-step. I substituted those bolts at great inconvenience… Eventually, the entire unit had to be substituted because the gear wheel groove wore down so that the pedals no longer came up to the top anymore, no matter how tight you screwed in the back knob. Call me stupid, but I repurchased the unit. I’ll keep you posted to see if these long-term troubles have been rectified.

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