Essential Medical Supply Chrome Pedal Exerciser with Adjustable Tension

This probably is the gold standard for this type of excersizer. The electronics they put on these things are pretty much dumb garbage anyway. All solid, welded steel with chrome. Rubber feet have a good grip and connect tightly to the frame. It is large and not really something you would bring to work, but great if you have health issues and really just need to get moving.

Excellent!! Highly recommend this item!! Small not like those bulky pieces of equipment you have to find a place for. Fits right in front of my coffee table and can put in closet when done or just leave out. Love it!!

I found the item to be more sturdy because it is welded

Works great, easy to assemble

The price was right and it doesn't look like it's going to fall apart. I was told to use a stationary bike without any resistance when my arthritic knees are acting up. I can sit in a chair and do this for a few minutes twice a day without putting any pressure on my knees. I didn't need anything fancy. It does have a knob so you can add resistance if needed.

Got this for my mom and aunt to use and they love it. It is really sturdy and they can use it for both their arms and legs. They are enjoying using it every night and have told me it has really helped with leg cramps.

Bought it for friends who had knee replacement surgery to help her with her rehab. Good quality for a very reasonable price.

Slides. Needs rubber pad to hold it in place

I bought this in June 2020 for $35 and it's acceptable, but not at the current price of $60. Even though it has 4 no-skid pads, it slips a lot on a tile floor. I need a yoga mat under it. I use it for knee arthritis which is fine. I think it's too flimsy for a real aerobic workout. The shoe straps are small even when adjusted to the larger size. And after 20 minutes on it, the metal where the pedal bar connects to the frame gets really hot. So the metal is not insulated. I think that will lessen its durability.