TEETERFreeStep Recumbent Cross Trainer Stepper, Zero-Impact Exercise Bike Alternative w/Patented Physical Therapy Stride, Up to 350lb, Free App w/Trainer Workouts (LT3(2024))

This piece of equipment is really nice it is built very well

Sturdy and easy to use. I love it, but have to use a pillow for my back. . The back of the seat is too hard for me.

Excellent design over the existing cumbersome and heavy professional 'rehab' machines..... needs more available resistance.

Love the exercise it provides! But the computer screen is not good. The calories, steps, etc are so tiny and unclear as which is which. I never know my count on anything.

After back surgery last July I went to rehabilitation. First thing they did was have me on a nustep elliptical trainer. After 6 weeks I finish PT. I had an upright bike but had trouble getting on it and Dr. said it wasn’t good for me. So I couldn’t afford the Nustep starting at around $4500.00 I purchased the teeter lt3. Overall it’s ok. Hard for me to get on but I manage. It does the job but the only drawback is that I don’t like the seat. You can’t adjust the bottom of the seat and you tend to slide off to the front. I purchase a soft seat cushion because the hard seat makes my butt hurt. It helped with my butt not hurting but it makes you sit higher and you still slide off. If I was a rich man instead of being on disability for over 25 years I would have picked the misstep. But I make this work.

I just started to assemble last night. Got the stabilizer bar on, but when I tried to put the covers on the screws would not catch. When I turned it on it's side I saw that the holes do not line up. What can I do?

Uncomfortable For Me, other family members using it. I am well within Height and Weight Limits. Was going to return until I read I would have to pay for return shipping.