Movement Built into Your Everyday
This compact mini stepper helps bring consistent activity into daily routines. Made with an alloy steel frame, it supports up to 300 lbs and provides steady stepping resistance through a hydraulic system. Textured pedals help keep footing steady during each stride, while the 21° pedal angle promotes a natural up-and-down motion. Dual resistance bands allow coordinated arm work for balanced training at home or in the office.
Controlled Steps You Can Track
The hydraulic piston drive provides steady step cycles while keeping operation quiet, under 55 dB. An adjustable height knob lets you choose lighter or higher resistance depending on preference. The built-in LED display shows time, step count, and steps per minute for simple tracking. Reinforced bearings and a solid frame design ensure consistent performance for daily sessions.
Compact and Ready for Daily Use
Weighing just 11.9 lbs, this stepper can be moved between rooms and stored under desks or tables. Setup is quick, attach the resistance bands, adjust the step height, and start. The pedal grips provide a stable surface, and the silicone base helps protect floors. Wipe clean after use to keep it in good shape. Built for everyday home use or smaller living areas where space is limited.
Product Benefits:
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Compact Design: Fits neatly under desks or in small spaces.
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Quiet Hydraulic Drive: Steady operation with reduced sound level.
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Adjustable Step Height: Change stride depth using a manual control knob.
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Dual Resistance Bands: Allows arm and leg coordination for full-body exercise.
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Stable Pedal Base: Textured surface and anti-slip bottom for steady use.
Specifications:
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Material: Alloy steel frame with silicone pedal base.
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Dimensions: 13.5” × 12.5” × 16”.
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Weight: 11.9 lbs.
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Maximum Load: 300 lbs (136 kg).
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Drive System: Hydraulic piston mechanism.
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Display: LED screen for time, step count, and pace.
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Included Components: Stepper, detachable resistance bands, user manual.
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Noise Level: Under 55 dB during use.
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Pedal Angle: 21° incline for a balanced stepping path.
