Featuring a battery-operated monitor displaying steps-per-minute, total steps, workout time, and calories burned, this portable stepping machine provides a cardiovascular workout while also offering elastic bands for toning back, arms, shoulders, and torso during a workout. The machine is small enough to easily store at home or in the office and light enough to transport between the two sites. It measures 16-1/4 inches x 12-1/8 inches x 12-1/4 inches and weighs 20 pounds. Two hydraulic cylinders provide a smooth stepping motion. Wide, textured steps keep feet secure. The elastic toning bands can be removed and provide medium resistance. Rubber floor protectors safeguard a workout area and prevent skidding. Made of steel, the frame carries a five-year warranty against defects, with parts warranted against defects for 90 days.Key Features:
- Compact design lets you work out anywhere and stores away in small spaces
- Two hydraulic cylinders provide a smooth stepping motion
- Battery-operated electronic monitor tracks the number of steps per minute, number of steps during the workout, workout time, and calories burned
- Sturdy steel construction
- Wide, textured steps keep your feet secure during your workout
- Skid resistant rubber floor protectors also prevent skidding
- Assembled size: 16.25"(41.3cm) long x 12.125"(30.8cm) wide by 12.25"(31.1cm) tall
- Weight: 20 pounds (9.07 kg)
What's in the Box?
InStride Plus Electronic Stepper, owner's manual
Manufacturer's Warranty
Frame - 5 years, parts - 90 days
Customer Review: Broke in under 2 months.. BUT...
This was working fine and I was very happy with it but then the cable broke that goes between the two steps. Amazon would not refund/return it as it was over 30 days (buyers beware of that policy!) and so I contacted the manufacturer directly and then sent me a new cable. So shame it broke - but good to know the manufacturer would send out a replacement part free of charge.
Customer Review: Works Great recomended by my Physcial Therapist
I bought this about a month after I had knee surgery. I told my physical therapist and he was quite impressed. Of course I had to start off slow. I've used the resistance bands as well, but since they are connected with plastic clips I'm a little cautious with them. At any rate the stepper itself is well made, and is easily used while watching tv.
