Cando Magneciser Pedal Exerciser for Arms & Legs
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- Use for upper and lower (arms/legs) exercise
- Adjustable base for stability and storage
- Fully automatic 5-function digital display
- Patented magnetic resistance system - smooth and quiet
Magneciser Pedal Exerciser - Great for Arms & Legs
Allegro is pleased to introduce the new Cando Pedal Magneciser, the latest addition to our line of resistive pedal exercisers. With a smooth and quiet patented magnetic resistance system, the rotor Magneciser pedal exerciser is the perfect alternative to traditional stationary bikes.
The rotor Magneciser is used for UPPER and LOWER body exercises as an arm ergometer or leg pedlar. This versatility allows the user to improve circulation, muscle strength, joint range-of-motion and coordination for the entire body. A fully automatic 5-function digital display indicates the speed, time exercised, calories consumed, distance "traveled" and scan of all functions. The Magneciser Resistive Pedal Exerciser has a convenient tension control that allows a broad range of pedal resistance for a progressive exercise program.
With an adjustable base for stability and storage, the rotor Magneciser is small, portable and lightweight, great for use anytime, anywhere.
- Patented magnetic resistance pedal system
- Extremely smooth and quiet operation
- Features pedal straps for your feet and comfortable, ergonomic grips for your hands
- Fully automatic 5-function digital display indicates speed, time exercised, calories consumed, distance 'traveled' and scan of all functions
- Adjustable base for stability and storage
- Small, portable and lightweight (18 lbs./8 kg.)
NOTE: The Magneciser machine is NOT motorized and requires some muscle strength to operate.
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Using a Model 18030 Magneciser in a physical therapy setting, it would seem there may be some alternative "pedals" that would more easily accommodate use for arm exercises. What do you have to offer?
Asked on Nov 16, 2012 11:47:51 PM by Jon from Eastern Kansas
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I sent an email to get some info about the Magneciser Pedal Exerciser pertaining to my sons disability if this is good for him since he is a Quadripalegic but I never received a response. I also asked how high is this machine because my son sits on his power wheelchair. I am really hoping that this will help stimulate his legs to loosen up his joints and hopefully would lessen his spasms. I am still waiting for the response.
Asked on Mar 22, 2012 7:18:58 PM by Precy from Greenacres, Florida
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Best check with his Physiatrist first, as this may prove only a PROM (passive range of motion) assist device, depending on his condition. That might decrease contractures, but depending on spinal origin of spasms, may not actually decrease muscle spasms.
Answered on Apr 26, 2012 7:44:08 AM by Geri Doc from NYC
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Part Number(s): 849 0018
Mfg Part Number(s): 01-8030
Scrip Part Number(s): 849 0018
