HXD-ERGO Stair Stepper for Home with Adjustable Handlebar for Full Body

If you are looking for a gym quality stair stepper this one, is it. I love it!! It's given me the work out I need and I have gotten great results. Only thing I wish is I wish you could adjust the resistance but overall great product for the money for sure! Super solid and stable, quiet I can use this while my kids are asleep and not disturb them and it folds up easily for space- saving. Light weight so you can carry from room to room easily. Highly recommend

Decided to give it a shot and probably shouldn’t have. Definitely cheap for the cheap material. Two of the screws don’t screw in at all and when you try, metal shavings come off of it. Not smooth at all, just height is adjustable. Feels somewhat sturdy as of now, but I’m worried about going too hard with the two screws not screwed in.

I got mine July 21 2026. I was in the process of moving when I got it and wasn’t able to open it until August 29, 2026. I like this machine. You definitely feel it. BUT you cannot go fast you have to go slow and steady. Also, the first time I was on it the plastic white roller piece broke on the right side and it has continuously broken each time I’ve used it. Even going slow and steady. It’s great for beginners as it uses your own weight rather than being extremely resistant. But you must go slow and steady which is better. Overall I like it but I have a very important piece broken.

Got this to complement my walking pad - something to do while everyone is watching TV at night and it’s just sort of … meh. ✅ It was pretty easy to assemble. ✅ It’s not too bulky once assembled. ✅ It’s lightweight and easy to move/scoot. ✅ It is (in theory) relatively functional, which is honestly kind of a win for discount Amazon-sold home gym equipment. ⚠️ I have been struggling a bit with how to store it when it’s not in-use, but maybe it’s user error on my part. 🚫 I’m not a very tall person, but the bar height seems too low to step comfortably (without leaning over too far), even when raised to the highest setting. 🚫 There is ZERO (0) resistance, making this so clanky when stepping, which is super disruptive to my family who I am attempting to watch TV alongside. I’ve resorted to just carrying my walking pad from upstairs in my office down a flight of stairs to the family room when I need to get some extra movement while still enjoying family time. A downstairs walking pad would have been a better investment for the price. Overall, I’m disappointed in the quality and the limited-to-no resistance for the amount that I paid for it, but given that I only paid $100 for it, I guess it’s a situation of ‘you get what you pay for’, although I think $50-60 would be a bit more appropriate in terms of overall value and usability/function. I unfortunately missed the return window (although once assembled, I am not sure I would have been able to disassemble and put back into its box and then take to a UPS or Staples to return) and it’s really just taking up space, so I am currently contemplating if I think I should get rid of it on Facebook marketplace (maybe get $25 for it which seems appropriate for the quality), if I should donate it to a thrift shop, or if I should just huck it into a dumpster next time I do a little spring cleaner and take the L. 🤷‍♀️ So tl;dr - don’t expect gym-quality equipment for $100, but still is overpriced for the quality

Set up was easy, not as quiet as advertised, there's no changing the tension as I thought it said. Maybe wrong. Also folding up could have been a little different as you have to remove 2 screw pins to set up or fold.