Chattanooga Deluxe Exerciser - Use for Arms & Legs
Features
Chattanooga Group Chattanooga Deluxe Exerciser - Use for Arms & Legs
- Great for upper and lower body workouts
- Electronic controls with LED display
- Lightweight design (only 16 pounds)
Product Overview
Chattanooga Group Chattanooga Deluxe Exerciser - Use for Arms & Legs
Chattanooga Deluxe Pedal Exerciser
Pedal your way to rehabilitation and fitness on our Chattanooga Deluxe Exerciser. This pedal exerciser has electronic controls and an LED display. This unit is NOT motorized and uses friction resistance. It's light weight and has non-skid foot pads to assure safety. Great exercise for lower and upper body
Chattanooga Pedal Exerciser Specifications:
- Weight: 16 pounds
- Width: 17 inches
- Length: 9 inches
- Height: 11 inches
Chattanooga Deluxe Exerciser - Use for Arms & Legs Reviews Summary
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Avg. Customer Rating:
(based on 4 reviews)
Pros:
NONE OF THE ABOVE.
Cons:
Rough Operation. Unstable. Difficult To Setup. Unattractive Design. Difficult To Adjust. Uncomfortable.
Best Uses:
Trash.
Describe Yourself:
Conditioning Exerciser.
This was one of the worst products I have EVER bought. The exerciser worked only in one way and my program required use of it in the opposite direction. I could not even get it started to move without having 20 lbs of weight on either side of the machine so that it would not move and even then it was nearly impossible to get started and extremely difficult to maintain momentum once started. The tension control was a complete joke. There was absolutely NO difference between minimum and maximum tension. The construction of the unit was incredibly cheap and shoddy, with the cover being loose and flimsy. As I said, the worst product I have ever bought. My PT was extremely disappointed as well, as she could barely get the thing to move in either direction. 
by Knoxvillian from Knoxville, TN
Pros:
Easy To Use. Comfortable. Smooth Operation. Easy To Adjust. Quiet Operation. Stable. It is best used on carpet.
Best Uses:
General Fitness.
Describe Yourself:
Occasional Exerciser.
It stays put best when use on the carpet and when you are properly aligned over top and not coming from behind the machine, causing it to travel. Great fitness prep for outside activities, ie; bike riding, hiking, etc. It's great while watching a show or listening to music.
by Saved By God's Grace from El Doardo Hills, California
Pros:
Quiet Operation.
Cons:
Rough Operation. Difficult To Setup. Unstable. Difficult To Adjust. Uncomfortable.
Best Uses:
Physical Therapy.
Describe Yourself:
Rarely Workout.
It came from the distributor without any instructions -- either how to assemble it or how to use it. Good thing my son is handy with tools. The design is top heavy and tipsy -- in order to use it, i have to pile weights on the unit so it does not turn over. It is totally unusable for the arms because the tension is so high; I can barely use it with my legs. The tension settings do not vary much from least to most -- so there is no really good setting.
by Halyna from San Jose, CA
Pros:
Easy To Adjust. Smooth Operation. Comfortable. Quiet Operation. Easy To Use. Easy To Setup.
Cons:
Unstable. It walks away.
Best Uses:
General Fitness. Physical Therapy. Heart Rate Training.
Describe Yourself:
Conditioning Exerciser.
No Comment
by Ray from Tri Cities, WA
Part Number(s): 18010