Stair Stepper Machine for Home with Device Holder & Silicone Floor Mat, Extra-Long Non-Slip Pedals Vertical Climber Exercise Machine
Original price was: $99.00.$79.00Current price is: $79.00.
Product description
TOTAL BODY WORKOUT – Combines steppers and climber to effectively improve cardiorespiratory fitness, specifically targeting the core area of legs, hips, abdomen and waist for intensive training. Whether you are a beginner or an experienced fitness enthusiast, this equipment can help you reach your fitness goals.
Larger Pedals: Equipped with oversized textured pedals for enhanced stability and comfort during your workout sessions.
EFFICIENT FAT BURNING – Just 20 minutes on the climber is the equivalent of a 50-minute jog, a 120-minute swim, a 60-minute hike, or a 4-mile bike ride, making it an efficient and effective option for any fitness level.
LOW KNEE PRESSURE – The generous 18-inch stride length provides full leg extension. At the same time, the ultra-smooth 45° incline motion ensures you get the optimal climbing experience with minimal knee pressure, offering a safe and comfortable workout.
ADJUSTABLE INCLINE – seanleecore is designed with an adjustable incline feature that allows you to freely adjust the intensity of your workout according to different workout needs. Low incline is suitable for easy aerobic exercise to improve endurance; high incline increases resistance to burn calories quickly.
300 LBS LOADBEARING CAPACITY – The load bearing structure of seanleecore steppers is made of 1.5MM thick commercial steel, and the stable triangular structure ensures absolute stability and 300LBS load bearing capacity.
REAL-TIME DATA TRACKING – The seanleecore stepper’s LCD monitor provides real-time tracking of four key data: steps, calories, time, speed, and scan. You can easily record and view your workout progress.
Shesayso –
Great product.
Great climber/stepper.Really like the larger foot pads for better stability.Love this machine. Works all of my body.Would recommend.Easy to assemble, 10 minutes to unbox, assemble and use.
Kindle Customer –
Good cardio for a good price.
I bought it recently, I have been walking 6 miles a day (my fitbit tracks my steps), and lifting twice a week at home but haven’t been getting the cardio workout I need and this definitely provides it. Set up was quick and easy, the price was really good, and I really like the extra length of the stair as I wouldn’t like my heel going over, about the only criticisms I have of it is that the monitor is down below and very hard to read so I am not using it, I use my phone timer and do 4 5 minute workouts. I do it for 5 minutes, then walk a mile on treadmill to cool down, then repeat this 3 more times. After finishing the combo of stair climber and treadmill I stretch for 30 minutes.My other criticism is that don’t have padding for the bar so I wrapped a towel around it. I will have to make something more comfortable going forward. Other criticism is they show a device you can put a tablet on but it doesn’t come with this. Finally as it is high I will also have to jury rig something to put my phone and remote control on.The resistance is fine, I go around 3/4th of the way down, if you go all the way down it gets kind of clunky on the walk but 3/4th definitely ups my cardio and speed.Going forward I just have to decide how many days a week I will do it (probably not on my lifting days) and if I will change it to 2 ten minute sessions once my endurance goes up.
William Vedder –
It works and no irreplaceable cylinders to leak and fail
My last stepper broke shortly after purchase. So did the second one. I saw this here on Amazon and decided to take a chance. It feels like you’re walking up stairs to me. There is no tension adjustment so you don’t put added pressure on the knees (I’ve had 2 scope surgeries). You will feel the burn in the thighs, calves and buttocks. The foot platforms are adjustable forward, level and rear tilts work different parts. If you have a problem with balance, this will help you improve it. I’ve used this 6 days a week for 5 weeks now and I play my video game on the tv and listen to Rock music. I’ve put at least 40 hours on it (yes I can do 90 minutes at one session). I am quite pleased with this stepper. When done,just unscrew the knobs that keep it locked and fold it up. So far the quality appears to be high and for the price, you can’t beat it with a stick. I won’t hesitate to buy it again.
Derek –
Lightweight and rock-steady
As someone with tight hips, the vertical motion is a game-changer for opening up my range without banging my knees. It’s lightweight enough to wheel from room to room, yet rock-steady when I crank up the pace – perfect for quick warm-ups or all-out HIIT
Tiara –
Step to it
Im not sure why I was thinking it would feel the same as a stair master because it doesn’t. With that being said, I still like the workout it gives me. It’s not easy and you can work your abs at the same time if you don’t hold the bar. This stepper has me sweating.
CJ –
Not what I thought it would be
This thing is impossible to get a good workout on. There is zero resistance so you’re working super hard just to keep yourself balanced to avoid going too fast and falling off. I wish it had some resistance levels built in so that you could control it. Unfortunately this will go back.
Online in NV –
Quick, fairly strenuous workout
You are working harder than you think! When you step on it, it doesn’t feel like you are doing much at all, even with the resistance band at the tighter setting. After a few minutes, I could definitely feel it in my thighs, not so much the glutes. Turns out about 300 step cycles, or 10 minutes provided more of a workout than I expected. I need to play with the angle of the steps to see if that works the glutes more. As others have said, be careful not to lean back because this is a tipsy little bugger. Overall, I think it was worth the money, and will provide a fairly intense leg workout quickly. I wish there was an option for bands with more resistance. I like that it folds, it’s also easy to move around while extended, as it’s light and compact.
Kai –
Like it!
What really sold me is the nearly pre-assembled design: two parts and you’re done. I was skeptical at first, but this thing holds up to daily use, feels sturdy, and the resistance is just right for low-impact cardio—my go-to for squeezing workouts into busy days.