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31 December, 2009 by Categories :
Stamina

Stamina 15-0125 InStride Folding Cycle

  • Portable folding exercise bike that sits on a tabletop or on the floor
  • Battery-operated electronic monitor times your workout
  • Convenient tension control offers several resistance levels
  • Sturdy nonslip rubber feet; sturdy foot straps for stability
  • Measures 19 x 15.25 x 12.25 inches (W x H x D); 90-day warranty

Product DescriptionThe Stamina InStride Folding Cycle is lightweight and portable so you can take it with you to use at the office, on vacation, or home to burn extra calories while performing your regular daily tasks. Pedal with your feet while seated for a lower body workout, or use it on a desk or tabletop and pedal with your hands for an upper body workout. It’s exercise that fits effortlessly into your life. The battery-operated electronic monitor times your workout to keep you motivated. Sturdy rubber feet prevent the InStride Folding Cycle from slipping, and straps hold your feet firmly in place on the pedals. The InStride Folding Cycle has a convenient tension control that allows a broad range of pedal resistance to set the intensity of your workout. Compact and lightweight, just fold and take it with you to the office or easily store it away. The InStride Folding Cycle has a durable steel tubular frame for solid workouts for years to come. AEROBIC CONDITIONING AND H. . . More >>

Stamina 15-0125 InStride Folding Cycle


2 Responses to “Stamina 15-0125 InStride Folding Cycle”


Mr. Rajesh Dhanwada December 31, 2009

It’s excellent for what it is supposed to do, in the sense, it will provide you a way to exercise your legs, not the best possible way you want to, but it will provide you a way.
My only beef with this bike is that, it’s kind of a jerky motion when you are pedalling it. The reason for the jerky motion is the lack of a FLYWHEEL, tadaa. . But we cant expect a whole lot for the price . . . and hence the title for this review.
Goods: Small, Folds, Light, variable resistance
Bads: Jerky motion, tends to go away unless you sit on a very high chair.
Rating: 3 / 5

D. Hendrick December 31, 2009

I bought this to go my legs while I’m on the computer or watching TV. Although setting it up is simple (one screw) the final product is not worth the money, in my opinion.

- The grips do not stay in place on the cycle nor do they grip to the floor (hard or carpeted).
- The foot loops are plastic and feel cheap and poorly constructed – they did not secure my feet.
- There is a resistance knob, but it is hard to turn and only has two settings – free and simple or slightly more hard. When pedaling, it is hard to achieve and even flow, instead it feels choppy (probably from the poor resistance).
- The small black timer counts seconds but nothing else and is hard to reset (though simple to pause).

This product would probably be better suited for hand pedaling as a way to get your heart rate up when other exercise is too hard or perilous, but for someone who just wants a small more movement during a sedentary job – the 40. 00 would be better spent else where.
Rating: 2 / 5



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