Folding Exercise Peddler

Easily to tuck away and get out for each excercise session. Device and LED easy to use. Good for us after rehab is complete.

Might be a bit heavy to lift at first for someone who is starting out with alot of weakness. However, it needs the wieght to anchor it properly.

carol m. from port matilda, pa (caregiver)

69 yr old male with severe respiratory issues due to drug reaction that caused severe myopathy of muscles.

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above I sent back and lost money on product!!!

sandra t. from glendale, ca

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Very easy to use. It folds for storage.

I haven't found any weaknesses in the product..it's great!

linda c. from harrington park, nj

Diabetic with little exercise. I find this a good way to get in some exercise the painlless way!

I like the Idea of the counter and yo can keep track how far yo went

found none yet

helen w. from lakeland, tn

Husband is user..he is 65 had a stroke last Sept 2011..e can not use his left hand and it stays swollen PT had him useeing one of these she suggested

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charles k. from wilmington, de

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its portable

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rebecca c. from obetz, oh (caregiver)

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It is very good but I need help getting my feet into the stirrups.

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mary ann s. from midland, mi

I am 76 yrs. young and confined to a wheelchair and I need this to keep my leg muscles active.

compact, easy to store, Digital read out gives allot of info

dosen't break down small enough. and Its a little hard to find a space to set it up, because it's base is a little wide.

paul g. from thomasville, al

Age: 32 Central Core disease use: to lose a little weight and get my heart rate up.

great size for table top; well built

wish it included features larger models have, i.e. programs such as "hill climbs", automatic varience in resistance

peggy d. from phoenix, az

62 yr. old Paraplegic,needing upper body workoutfor strength and to burn calories for weight control

light weight, easy to store and easy to use for both legs and arms. Cycle helps me supplement my Physical Therapy. Even though I cannot feel my feet the staps help keep them in place while I excercise.

None that I can think of...just remember to try the cycle in various locations...on a rug, on a wood floor, on the table or on the counter to ensure it doesn't move while your using it and to make sure you are in a comfortable position.

lori s. from linden, nj

52 year old MS patient with limited use of legs and limited stength in arms.

good cardio

not enough tension

nancy b. from metairie, la

47 yr old female, primarily sits for job, feels the need for some cardio for tension release

Range of Motion; accessibility; mobility; affordable

stability

sharon m. from denver, co

MS is my story, disability is my motivation, and the reason is its the only life I have, and I want to be the BEST I can be!