Sunny Health & Fitness Mini Stepper for Exercise at Home, Stair Step Workout Machine with Resistance Band and Over 300lb Weight Capacity, Optional Twist Motion and Free SunnyFit App Connection

This is a very good exercise equipment. Right out the box I started to use it and heart beat was going and breaking out into a sweat... Very effective and portable, small doesn't take up space, effective and I love it so far. I Love how I can watch a show or a movie on the TV while I'm also staying active and toning my legs, and doing a workout on a machine which is very easy on the joints. I'm very satisfied with it so far. Plus you can't beat the price for such benefits it gives.... Great value

Just received today and can already feel it is going to be money well spent and very good workouts to come. The resistance level cannot be adjusted, which is something I would prefer, but the height of steps can be. Very sturdy and SUPER quiet. This is a brand I have bought before, so I know the quality is good. Love how portable it is and no electricity needed, so it can easily be moved to any room.

I bought this so that I can use it on days when I can't go to the gym. This is great to do when you're watching TV. I'll use this while watching a 30 min. show. I change up the workout between the show and commercial breaks. The included resistence bands are short. Since I'm short, they actually work fine for me. The links are a bit small and it's a bit difficult to connect to the stepper. When I use the stepper, I put a chair in front of me so I have something to hold on to for stability.The stepper is heavy and sturdy. It's not too heavy so it's easy to move it around and store. What I don't like about the stepper is the knob to adjust the resistence. The stepper needs to be tilted a certain way before the know will turn. Even after turning the knob in either direction, I feel like the resistence is still the same. Fortunately for me, the resistence is enough for me to do 15-30 minutes without stopping.If you're looking for a space saving workout piece of equipument, this is a good substitute for the treadmill and elliptical.

So, getting older in life, and still have a very sedentary desk job and the effects are starting to show on my health. Not good! So, a bit of research has told me that getting active in any form adds up over the day, and, while I started clocking myself to get up and move around throughout the day, I wanted to do more than just do a few stretches. Began looking online for options, and found this gem!I now have it in my office, and, I also purchased a Garmin Vivofit 4, to keep track of my steps and activity throughout my days, to get a sense of how much I'm doing, or not doing, and when I need to be more active to reach my goals. This handy stair stepper is exactly what I wanted -- something small that easily fits in my office space, that is rigorous enough to get my heart pumping, but not so extreme that I need to take a shower afterwards or swap out my work attire for gym clothes.This is most basic -- two pedals, and a cord that goes around a tension wheel, just stand on it, and start stepping. Also has two light resistance fitness bands, so you can work out your arms in any way you choose. I was so out of shape that I had to back off the tension entirely, and just stepping while using the bands, for half a minute got me breathing hard! Sad, I know! It does have a little computer on it that keeps track of things, but, since it is rather limited and is down on the floor with the stepper, and not really so practical, I just use my fitness tracker to show my progress during use.Happy to say I have started dieting as well, plus using my Bowflex at home for something other than a clothes rack, and, with this device at work, I've already lost a few pounds in just a few weeks, so life is going in a better direction! And, already have ratcheted up the tension setting, from when I started, so I'm getting in slightly better shape already, after just a few weeks. Small gains, but good gains.With the amount of time I work, and the amount of work I need to get through, I really needed something I could fit into my existing life, and that's what I love about this. I don't have the time or funds to go get a gym membership or suddenly take up running or biking or something, so I needed a machine that I could integrate into my current schedule, and this is it!My Vivofit 4 has an activity alarm, so, when I've been at the desk too long, my wrist device beeps at me, and I get up, get on my stepper, and start stepping, doing my first half with the resistance bands, and then the next half without, since I'm still too out of shape to do justice to this device, but I take it as a good sign that it gets my heart pumping and my legs get a good burn. In other words, it is an effective little workout machine. When I've been active long enough, my Vivofit beeps again, telling me I've been a good boy and burned some calories, and I see my step count for the day has risen, and so I can go back to work again.While my sad state of fitness was shocking, in how quickly I was winded, the good news is that, a few weeks into use, my times on it are getting longer, so it is definitely building endurance, and, while I am not managing to also take a needed walk around my neighborhood every day after work, I find that, when I do, my uphill stints are already becoming easier. So, in other words, I'm seeing progress!To me, many fitness endeavors fail because they are not maintained -- often because the goal just does not fit into reality. This stepper, however, is easy to use, easy to remember to use, stares at me every day, gives me a sense of progress and is making me feel better, so it is a fitness tool that works for me, which means I will use it. The best fitness regime on earth is useless, after all, if we are not doing it. I needed something I could use, every day, starting small and working forward. I've even scaled back my Bowflex goals to, again, be realistic in what I will do, rather than make great plans about what I wind up not doing, so this has helped me to just get on a better track, overall, in terms of my health.This seems well built, and I have no reason to think it won't last. And, at fifty bucks, even if it broke down in a year, I'd buy another. Very affordable versus the cost of poor health!If, like me, it's hard to work a grand fitness scheme into your life, or you're just getting started on a fitness plan, I think this is an ideal tool. I look forward to the day when I can step for much longer periods than a few minutes at a time, but the great thing is that, over the course of a day, this is helping me build some real health betterment into my life.The most recent studies are showing that periodic fitness adds up to being as effective as dedicated periods of exercise, so this really is a terrific answer for me. Life is not interrupted, and my health is being addressed, which has given me a routine I like, and that I can maintain. Plus, with seeing real progress in losing weight, no, it's not an overnight sensation, but, again, over time, I am getting healthier, and a few pounds every few weeks adds up over time, to the goal of getting off these extra twenty pounds that are loading me down and impacting my health.For me, this is literally a life saver!Very thankful for this purchase. Highly recommend!

If you’re looking for an affordable stair stepper for home use, this is it! It’s small, compact, and fits just about anywhere without taking up much space.For my “lazy girl” fitness routine, I pull this out whenever I’m too tired to hit the gym but still want to get my steps in and really work my glutes. It’s been a game-changer for me — I just turn on a Netflix episode and step away.Highly recommend for anyone wanting an easy, effective way to stay active at home!