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HMS S3085 Mini Stepper with Resistance Bands
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HMS S3085 Mini Stepper with Resistance Bands Code: 17-22-107

The stepper HMS S3085 is an inclined stepper with two movable arms and an inclined training function. Made from high-quality materials, it offers adjustable resistance and step height, allowing...

The stepper HMS S3085 is an inclined stepper with two movable arms and an inclined training function. Made from high-quality materials, it offers adjustable resistance and step height, allowing customization of the difficulty level.

The wide, non-slip surfaces ensure comfort during exercise. The movable arms stimulate the upper body, while the lines it...

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Description

Description

The stepper HMS S3085 is an inclined stepper with two movable arms and an inclined training function. Made from high-quality materials, it offers adjustable resistance and step height, allowing customization of the difficulty level.

The wide, non-slip surfaces ensure comfort during exercise. The movable arms stimulate the upper body, while the lines it features promote the physical activity of the entire body, improving training performance.

The inclined function enhances the effectiveness of exercises and accelerates the burning of excess fat. The S3085 HMS features a solid construction with non-slip materials, ensuring stable support during exercise.

  • Movable arms
  • Resistance adjustment
  • Adjustable height
  • Durable structure
  • Wide, non-slip steps

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Warnings & Safety Information
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Specifications

Specifications

Product Number
17-22-107

Product Details

Type
Mini
with Resistance Bands
Yes
Maximum User Weight
100 kg
Features
-
Digital Displays
Time

Dimensions

Length
40 cm
Width
46 cm

Important information

Specifications are collected from official manufacturer websites. Please verify the specifications before proceeding with your final purchase. If you notice any problem you can report it here.

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  • avlass
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    4 out of 4 members found this review helpful
    avlass
    This review is about a variation of the product

    I have had the machine for a month. I haven't used it much, nor am I a professional, of course. The build quality seems very good. It doesn't give you the impression that it will fall apart. The handles are satisfactory, with soft plastic grips so they don't cut your hands, which they do satisfactorily (although they could be better).

    I don't know what role the arms play and if they really help, given that they are simply attached to the body of the machine, without being connected to the pedals in any way, to provide some significant resistance. In reality, they just guide the movement of the body. In general, they add more bulk to the machine and make it more difficult to transport. Also, the attachment of the arm pieces is not very stable and the arm "plays" a little, but fortunately without causing any problems.

    The instructions don't say anything significant. They could provide assembly instructions with much greater detail and have better images.

    Overall, a mini stepper is really value for money and it's worth getting a good quality stepper. I consider this one to be of good quality, but it definitely isn't worth 120 euros. For 70 (max 80), it is very good.

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  • avlass
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    I have had the machine for a month. I haven't used it much, nor am I a professional, of course. The build quality seems very good. It doesn't give you the impression that it will fall apart. The handles are satisfactory, with soft plastic grips so they don't cut your hands, which they do satisfactorily (although they could be better).

    I don't know what role the arms play and if they really help, given that they are simply attached to the body of the machine, without being connected to the pedals in any way, to provide some significant resistance. In reality, they just guide the movement of the body. In general, they add more bulk to the machine and make it more difficult to transport. Also, the attachment of the arm pieces is not very stable and the arm "plays" a little, but fortunately without causing any problems.

    The instructions don't say anything significant. They could provide assembly instructions with much greater detail and have better images.

    Overall, a mini stepper is really value for money and it's worth getting a good quality stepper. I consider this one to be of good quality, but it definitely isn't worth 120 euros. For 70 (max 80), it is very good.

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Description & Specifications

The stepper HMS S3085 is an inclined stepper with two movable arms and an inclined training function. Made from high-quality materials, it offers adjustable resistance and step height, allowing customization of the difficulty level.

The wide, non-slip surfaces ensure comfort during exercise. The movable arms stimulate the upper body, while the lines it features promote the physical activity of the entire body, improving training performance.

The inclined function enhances the effectiveness of exercises and accelerates the burning of excess fat. The S3085 HMS features a solid construction with non-slip materials, ensuring stable support during exercise.

  • Movable arms
  • Resistance adjustment
  • Adjustable height
  • Durable structure
  • Wide, non-slip steps

Manufacturer

Manufacturer Details

Warnings & Safety Information
Product Number
17-22-107

Product Details

Type
Mini
with Resistance Bands
Yes
Maximum User Weight
100 kg
Features
-
Digital Displays
Time

Dimensions

Length
40 cm
Width
46 cm

Important information

Specifications are collected from official manufacturer websites. Please verify the specifications before proceeding with your final purchase. If you notice any problem you can report it here.

Reviews (1)

4.0
1
4.0
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  1. 5 stars
    0
  2. 1
  3. 3 stars
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  4. 2 stars
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  5. 1 star
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  • avlass
    4
    4 out of 4 members found this review helpful
    avlass
    This review is about a variation of the product

    I have had the machine for a month. I haven't used it much, nor am I a professional, of course. The build quality seems very good. It doesn't give you the impression that it will fall apart. The handles are satisfactory, with soft plastic grips so they don't cut your hands, which they do satisfactorily (although they could be better).

    I don't know what role the arms play and if they really help, given that they are simply attached to the body of the machine, without being connected to the pedals in any way, to provide some significant resistance. In reality, they just guide the movement of the body. In general, they add more bulk to the machine and make it more difficult to transport. Also, the attachment of the arm pieces is not very stable and the arm "plays" a little, but fortunately without causing any problems.

    The instructions don't say anything significant. They could provide assembly instructions with much greater detail and have better images.

    Overall, a mini stepper is really value for money and it's worth getting a good quality stepper. I consider this one to be of good quality, but it definitely isn't worth 120 euros. For 70 (max 80), it is very good.

    Translated from Greek ·
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  • avlass
    4
    avlass

    I have had the machine for a month. I haven't used it much, nor am I a professional, of course. The build quality seems very good. It doesn't give you the impression that it will fall apart. The handles are satisfactory, with soft plastic grips so they don't cut your hands, which they do satisfactorily (although they could be better).

    I don't know what role the arms play and if they really help, given that they are simply attached to the body of the machine, without being connected to the pedals in any way, to provide some significant resistance. In reality, they just guide the movement of the body. In general, they add more bulk to the machine and make it more difficult to transport. Also, the attachment of the arm pieces is not very stable and the arm "plays" a little, but fortunately without causing any problems.

    The instructions don't say anything significant. They could provide assembly instructions with much greater detail and have better images.

    Overall, a mini stepper is really value for money and it's worth getting a good quality stepper. I consider this one to be of good quality, but it definitely isn't worth 120 euros. For 70 (max 80), it is very good.

    Translated from Greek ·
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