Sunny Health & Fitness Dual Function Premium 330 LB Capacity Power Stepper with Resistance Bands, Space-Saving Low Impact Peddle with Optional SunnyFit® App Enhanced Connectivity

Just received the stepper and tried it. It looks very well and resistant. The pedals are big so will be suitable to use for anyone! They are sliding well and easily. This is a bit different from classic stepper as pedals are moving like skii, so still up and down, but sliding towards the sides as well.Was easy and quick to assemble, the battery for the display was included in the package which is great! There is a lever included to regulate the height of the step so you can upgrade the work out. Happy about this purchase!

Excelente calidad y precio, muy útil, sirve para ejercitar las piernas, cardio y mejora el sentido de equilibrio.

I love this machine! I can't believe how sturdy and well built it is when it was so cheap!I have a lot of feet and back issues so finding a method of exercise that doesn't cause me a lot of pain is very difficult but I've finally found one! This is such a good work out too, I can only go for a few minutes before getting completely puffed with jelly legs! I highly recommend!It was also super easy to build and is nice and compact, easy to tuck away in the corner.

Pros:- Of all the Sunny steppers, this one feels the sturdiest.- Can go up to 250 pounds. You could likely go over, but I wouldn't recommend doing so for extended use -- the frame is pretty solid, but I doubt the cable is sturdy enough for it.- Easy to move and store.- Has built in removable resistance bands- Comes with a calorie and step counter.- A great replacement for walking if you're unable to do it outsideCons:- The cylinder becomes hot to touch after extended use, so give it time to cool it.- The cylinder can also squeak, but it is nothing WD40 can't fix.- Found my cylinders left a bit of a mark on the carpet (looks like a bit of grease) -- I now put a bit of cardboard underneath them.- Calorie burn tracker isn't accurate.- Manual only recommends 10-15 minutes of use at a time.It does have its flaws, as listed above, but I'd say the positive greatly outweigh them (especially the small little ones that do not really have an impact on use). It's easy to use, doesn't take up much space, and does pretty much everything in advertises. Best of all, you can plunk it down in front of the TV.

This is a really good little stepper. It's adjustable so you can change the difficukty. I usually step on it for 2 minutes before I time myself because it takes that long for it to warm and loosen up. You can then get into a rhythmn of moving much easier. Really works your quads and hamstrings and can feel buttocks but not as much (could be my technique). Gives a goid cardiomwork out too. Easy to store and can be used anywhere. Would definately recommend.

I've been itching to get a stair stepper for a long time, but hesitant to spend the money because after doing some research I realized these smaller machines can get quite pricey. I pored over reviews for weeks, looking at different types of machines, before I settled on this one mainly because of the high number of positive reviews and the price.I will definitely update my review if I run into problems or no longer become satisfied with this product. So far, I LOVE this thing! It's small and light enough to move around easily, but it still very sturdy (I weigh 150 pounds). I wondered if balance would be an issue with this machine, but it's not at all---and I'm a shut-in who is currently taking pain medication, woo! It's overall height is about 9 inches with the pedals evened out, so it's easy to stow it under something to get it out of the way.I try to use this as often as possible during the day if even for just a short time, and it gives me a satisfying workout. Personally, I feel like walking isn't enough of a workout, but running is too high-impact, which is why I like stair machines. Another reviewer mentioned the short stride of the machine; it is true that the stepping is not a "big" movement, meaning you don't have to stretch your legs far to reach the pinnacle either way. I would say it's the equivalent of stepping up small stairs, i.e. 6 inches or so high. This doesn't bother me at all, in fact, I feel like I experience more of a burn with this smaller range of motion. Also the stepping motion has a slight "twist"; as another reviewer mentioned it's almost like a skating motion. I love this, it really gives my thighs a good workout! If I use this machine for longer than 20 minutes I really start to feel the intensity and sweat a bit. It is possible to step quickly and really push yourself, so I think you can get a decent higher-impact workout out of this stepper.I'm very happy with this machine so far! I was looking for something affordable and easy to stow away (I hate the look of equipment and our house is small) that gives me the opportunity for a decently challenging workout, and this has delivered on all three counts.