Teeter FreeStep LT1 Recumbent Cross Trainer Stepper, Zero-Impact Exercise Bike, Free App w/Trainer Workouts

our other teeter wore out so this is our 2nd one, we love it, with this one combined with walking and bike riding my husband has lost 60 lbs

i ordered the Teeter freestep exercise machine and it is awesome!! I've had rods put in my back and a total knee replacement. This machine is similar to the one I used for PT and it made exercising the whole body easy for this 65 yo woman. I wanted one for myself at home so of course the best store around, Walmart, had them online!!! The machine came quickly and packed very well. It was so simple to put together myself with everything labeled perfectly and fit together perfectly. The core of the machine is already done for you so you add the arms, foot pedals, and seat!! Great buy to stay fit!!!

This recumbent trainer is wonderful. I am handicap and it's very easy to use.

For the cheaper price of most expensive elliptical exercise bike the construction is as great as the expensive machines

Great product; easy to assemble; easy to use.

Two parts to this review: Equipment: Works as advertised, a good piece of equipment for us, a couple in their 80s. I do not think that it is durable enough for more vigorous use; warranty is good only for 1 year. Assembly took more than an hour but was not difficult, directions were clear, parts and packets of nuts/bolts were very well organized. Walmart on-line services were unsatisfactory: Equipment was easy to order; after that, communications from Walmart were nonexistent. I had to track down delivery date, which turned out to be incorrect. Equipment was delivered a day early, no alert from Walmart or the carrier. No one was home, so the driver literally dumped the crate on its side in my driveway, blocking my garage door. Crate was damaged, but the equipment inside was not. When I returned home, a neighbor helped me right the crate and drag it into the garage before the rain began. Rain had been forecast, but had it been raining when the equipment was delivered, I doubt that it would have made any difference to the driver, given the sloppy way he had handled everything else. Later that evening, I received my very first message from Walmart, informing me that the equipment had been delivered. I will not use Walmart on-line service again.

Due to a heart attack I purchased a Teeter Freestep in January 2020. It is now August 2020 and the Freestep is coming apart. First thing to go were some spacers at the pedal bushings. They squeaked for a while then broke and fell out. Second, the right handle bar squeaks at times, gets better, then starts squeaking again. The BIG problem recently started in the left rear bushing/bearing where the big "wheel" fits on to the connecting shaft. Forgive the description. Anyway, this thing is now loose and clunks like a wringer style washing machine. I really like the machine, but for the price it is not worth the money, seeing that it's failing so soon. It has been used 5 days per week at 15 minutes a day. THE PROBLEM WITH THIS MACHINE IS THAT THE BEARINGS/BUSHINGS ARE OF VERY POOR QUALITY. EVERYTHING ELSE SEEMS TO BE WELL MADE.

The digital display did not work from the start, I’m ok with that but it is a piece that is paid for, it tracks nothing and does not come on when I start exercising, it does come on when I push the bar on the display but does not track anything, so I’m guessing the wire is broke somewhere. The reason I’m not real impressed is the tension adjustment is just not enough for this piece of equipment to give a good work out.

For anyone with any mobility issues HOW CAN YOU "MOUNT" THIS MACHINE? There is a metal tube that you have to somehow lift your leg over to step onto a mobile step. DOES THIS SOUND LIKE A SENIOR PERSON CAN DO THIS? We are trying to make a platform to step onto to make this work for a woman in a care home who has no access to the fitness room. This was suggested as "for seniors" . I would like to know who they are referring to. THEN THE RESISTANCE IS NEXT TO NIL. IT IS SET TO THE HIGHEST SETTING AND STILL TOO EASY, And this is for a senior who has mobility issues. How can anyone get a good workout if there isn't any resistance? And why did we bother to have a machine that works less than if we just pedaled our feet in the air! Truly a dissapointment. Too big to return and too hard to package up since the box and packing have been tossed. Now I have to make a platform and find resistance bands to make my own bike. This is such a waste of money!

I originally Googled the Teeter FreeStep LT3. Several websites came up including Wal-Mart. I checked several of these websites including Walmart %26 compared prices. Walmart had the lowest price, or so I thought!!!!! Like I said, I Googled the Teeter FreeStep LT3. When I checked it out on the Walmart website I thought I was looking at the LT3. After all that is what I Googled. My problem was I didn't check the small print. The large print didn't say which model was being displayed. I figured that since I Googled the LT3, that was what I was looking at. So I ordered the one from Walmart. But during assembly I noticed that the seat wasn't adjustable which was one of the options I was looking for. Come to find out I got the LT1. Walmart doesn't even offer the LT3. Why would you advertise your merchandise when I didn't Google for the merchandise you have? And Amazon has the LT1 for $40.00 less than what I paid for it at Walmart. Can we say Bait %26 Switch?