Drive Medical Pedal Exerciser with Attractive Silver Vein Finish, Silver Vein (Knock down)

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Product Description

Four anti-slip rubber pads prevent sliding and protect floor. Included on all units. Safe and gentle form of low impact exercise. Stimulates circulation. Ideal for toning leg and arm muscles. Tension can be adjusted. Attractive silver vein finish. Compact for storage and transport. Comes completely assembled.

Product Details

• Product Dimensions: 16 x 10 x 6.5 inches ; 6.3 pounds
• Shipping Weight: 6 pounds (View shipping rates and policies)
• Shipping: This item is also available for shipping to select countries outside the U.S.
• ASIN: B002VWK09Q
• UPC: 822383620497 811032482579 822383110752 822383141237 050948036999
• Item model number: 10270KDRSV-1
  

Product Features

• Low-impact aerobic exercisor
• Stimulates circulation while toning leg/arm muscles
• Compact design for easy storage
• Durable chrome finish

 

Drive Medical Pedal Exerciser with Attractive Silver Vein Finish, Silver Vein (Knock down)

 

Customer Reviews

Got the peddler yesterday and put it together and used it last evening. It's a very substantially constructed item- nothing cheezy about it. Being relatively heavy, it doesn't slide around easily when you use it.
The great thing about it is that it is simple to assemble: two screws attach the 2 feet parts to the peddle mechanism and those screws have nice, large, smooth knobs that you turn to tighten down- no sharp ends or tiny screw heads requiring any tools to try to work with arthritic fingers. Also, the knob regulating peddle resistance is smooth and well-made too. This is a great feature- being able to make it harder to peddle as you get stronger (this way you can continue to get stronger).
Foot peddle straps are nice and large and there's no open peddle mechanism or exposed chain to get clothing caught in- and the peddling action is very smooth.
All-in-all it's a high-quality item, not some chintzy thing and it appears to be made to last. Also recommend anyone with knee arthritis to check out Treat Your Own Knee Arthritis.

I wanted a compact exerciser that would give me a semblance of an aerobic workout--I.e. elevate my heart rate. This "stationary bike" (Drive Pedal Exerciser Stationary Bike) is anything but stationary. I had to wedge it against a table and then use a strap to try to stablize it. Instead of moving back and forth, it tilted side to side. The workout was distracting because of the instability of the device. I would not recommend it to anyone.