Yagud Stair Stepper for Home, 330LBS Weight Capacity Stair Climber Exercise Macwith 6-Level Adjustable Handrails, Aerobic Stepper Exercise Machine for Full Body Workout, Steppers for Exercise at Home

I won’t lie you guys this was hard to assemble because the directions do not give clear instructions or parts labels. Once it’s set up though it’s great. There’s really no way to adjust the resistance. However it is at a decent level as is. Ok for beginners or intermediate workouts. It definitely beats having a gym membership only for the stair master

This stair stepper is a great buy for anyone who wants to stay active without taking up too much space at home. It has a compact design, which makes it easy to fit into smaller areas, and it does exactly what you need for a quick and effective workout. Assembly was very simple. The instructions were picture-only, but they were still easy enough to follow. As long as you take your time, putting it together should not be a problem. It took me less than 15 minutes to get everything set up and working. Once you start using it, it feels like a great and simple way to get your daily exercise in. It is easy to use, convenient, and leaves you feeling good after your workout. Overall, I think this is a solid choice for anyone looking for a simple, space-saving fitness tool.

This is pretty lightweight. Some assembly is required. Very sturdy and I did not feel like it was going to bend under me nor tip over. I would definitely recommend

So to help avoid your frustration, there's a step when it says to connect the foot plates with the screws, but there are no screws, but that's because they're already in the machine and you have to unscrew them (the picture I uploaded where I'm pointing), I spent 10 minutes looking for screws because I gather the items up before I start a new step (no pun intended), and that but of information is going to save you some time. You can customize the angle of the pedometer via a bolt (I included a picture), and the angle of the steps themselves (also included a picture). I wish you could get a better range of motion, like higher steps, but realistically steps are only ever about 8 inches tops so this already exceeds that. I feel this fully in my quads, not my butt, and given the nature of the design, you're not pulling your body weight up, so it's less of an exercise than actually walking up and down stairs, but not everyone has stairs so there's that. I do wish there was resistance, but that might be over handling. definitely a quad burn,maybe it's be more of a booty burn if you already have powerful quads. It's not really quiet, actually fairly loud, so if you have crazy downstairs neighbors you'll want to wait until they're not home because the stepping motion will absolutely sound like someone scraping something on the floor (I had my 7 year old do it upstairs while I was downstairs, and when it hits the end, that will cause a slight bang. the display is time, a count of how many you've done (up on each side for both feet is 1), calories burned, and RPM. I wouldn't say it should be $70, 40 definitely yes. Overall pros: higher range of motion than typical stairs, foldable, good cardio cons: no resistance, noisy. sorry for the wall of text

This thing is awesome! I'm very pleased. It was easy to assemble and it's not too heavy when I move it around. I appreciate that it's simple too - the smarter they make the electric steppers, the more things there are to go wrong with them. The little counter is cool too, but definitely read the instructions on it - before I read the instructions, I thought it was whacky.

this is going to be my new favorite toy. the heat is so bad outside I can bring my workout in. I put this together in like 10 minutes and it works very well. it also folds down to slide very easily under your bed or for storage in a closet. that's what makes it so convenient to have. I definitely recommend it. the directions were put together wrong so it starts off with step two step one is three or four pages behind so just keep that in mind.

Assembly was pretty easy. The entire unit is well made and the pedals are sturdy. This will be great to continue my physical therapy at home.

Super easy to put together, light weight and quiet. A great addition to daily workouts, especially on heavy cardio days. Also great for a quick workout to burn extra calories if you're short on time or have little ones that keep you busy.

I had a time trying to assemble it at first but quickly got it together. It's very sturdy as I am almost 300lbs and it holds my weight up pretty good. Love the color as well

Very nice piece of equipment. Not too difficult to assemble. Easy to use. Gives a nice light to moderate workout. Only flaw is that resistance can't be adjusted but for quick easy workouts it does the job. Well constructed. Well worth the price.