AidaptWhite Retail Boxed Pedal Exerciser

No resistance what so ever. Wobbles and the worst part is you speak to customer"services' and they fob you off with drive and nonsense. Don't buy.

The positives is that it is nice and sturdy and very easy to assemble.Unfortunately as part of my stroke recovery it's decent enough to work the arm but even fully adjusted the highest tension only gives minimal resistance for my much stronger leg.For this price I am happy enough to keep and use until I next see my elderly parents who might get more benefit from it with their reduced mobility and strength.

The item lasted one secession ( one day ). The spot weld failed, the reason for the weld, is beyond me . A nut and bolt would have been more realistic but then again, you will probably class this suggestion as more time consuming for your production team. Not to interest in reliability or your customers. At the end of the day you get what you pay for.

It does what it is supposed to and it works well-enough - for what it is.The pedals/holders are not very large so if you try to slide (for example) mens shoes through you will find they will not fit, as my husband found out.The tension screw; well, it seems that this tightens directly onto the shaft for the pedals. It does the job for now, but I'm not confident that it will last long.The front & rear feet are held onto the curved frame using two screws - which I found became loose upon prolonged use and began to wobble.Rather than return this exerciser, these have been drilled and strengthened using nuts & bolts.Now to see how long it lasts but - being honest - for this money it is actually better than perhaps I make it sound.

Absolutely rubbish. Didn’t have the proper pieces in it so couldn’t be put together. Even without it being together I can’t see how it would have worked that well as it’s so flimsy and poor quality.Received a quick refund