Aidapt Power Assisted Portable Low Joint impact Fitness
Aidapt Power Assisted Portable Low Joint impact Fitness Rehabilitation Pedal Cycle Exerciser with Low Noise, Speed Control and Remote LCD Display for Leg and Arm Exercises
- Ideal for rehabilitation and fitness in the home
- Motorised pedal action, not suitable for manual use
- Programmable exercise time and 12 speed settings(40-45 RPM)
- Complete with remote control
- Stylish, compact design for easy storage
| Brand: | Aidapt |
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Exercise advantage is while you are sitting don’t require big extra space excelle
This purchase was to replace a product from another source some years ago which gave up the ghost after excessive use particularly during the Pandemic. Very happy with the produc
Only used 4 times and blew up while in use tryed to reach out to the company and no response hopefully no one was injuryed
Helps my elderly mum get some exercise whilst in her chair. It’s good to have the motor as she needs the extra help!
My nephew is in a wheelchair at the moment , and its doing a great job giving him some exercis
Great quality and works really well. Instructions not so good but if you play around with the remote control, you will find that this machine has various programs that vary the speed and strength of the motor and includes a timer. Only downside is there is no memory so you cannot see your improvement over time.
The motorised feature is a definate advantage.
This is great as I suffer with M.E and am very immobile so on a better day I can exercise my legs a bit as they are wasting away.
I need someone to put my feet in the pedals for me as they are a bit awkward.
The only slight bad thing with it is it moves across the floor as you use it so is best used against a wall or something that stops it moving forward.
Bought this for my grandparents who were getting weak legs after staying inside for so long during lockdown. Fair to say it has changed their life! They use it every day (for 3 months now) and say they can feel a difference in their legs. Only 4 stars as the velcro strap is too big/ not adjustable, but they use it without it on and works fine. My grandad is arthritic in his ankle and the angle of the strap + arthitus means he can’t use it for that long – still, it definitely helps!
My wife is wheelchair-bound and I wanted something that would do the work to exercise the legs without effort
The Machine is very good but I needed to add features to make it better to use… so these tips may help others who are perhaps disabled or having a simular difficulty
The Base rocks so I needed to add a platform to make it completely level when you’re using it
The next problem was keeping the feet in the pedal holders if you have no leg muscle power to maintain this then the feet slip out
SO I add some CROCS …the feet can fit into with a ridge at the heel to keep the feet secure
I admit it is not a professional job… but it was made to work … and it does 100 %
I used Stanley Glue sticks (Yellow) they are fixed good and well
Easy to put together, but was struggling screwing on the peddles. Electric cable is too small, an extension lead is needed before use.
Having had a recent knee replacement, this motorised pedal machine is perfect for my rehab.
Nice product and does help the only issue we have had is keeping it still.It wants to slide even on carpet. Apart from that no other issues with it.
Very compact.It was assembled quite easily.It moves about so need to have it placed against a solid background.Over
all good device
Product is sturdy and well made. For someone like myself with little muscle function this is ideal as my muscles get exercised but I am not exhausted after use. The only drawback is that I am having is getting the VAT element returned?
Easy to assembly, but it does move when you pedal faster… and the fact that the workout does last only up to 15 minutes can be a disadvantage for younger people, but you can restart it anytime the cord it’s a bit short, from the remote…the straps from the foot a but rigid in the beginning
Really useful with many programmable functions. The remote control cable could be a little longer and the feet bars as wide as the distance between the ends of the pedals as the machine tends to move at higher speeds.
I bought this to exercise when watching TV or reading a book. It can be a little squeaky at times and doesn’t have any resistance levels however it is otherwise a very good product.
Husband finds this very helpful, I need to be sitting on a high seat as my hip and knee hurt if too low. Early days, but definitely this at least makes my legs move, hoping it will help my osteoarthritis.
The control panel is on a slinky wire, so I set myself up and sit on the controller so I don’t have to bend down to extend the time as I like to do 60 minutes in one go.
I bought it to help me do a job and that’s exactly what it does. It allows me to move my legs somewhere where I wouldn’t normally be able to do it.
Bought this item for my husband to help him recuperate after knee replacement surgery. It has been a very wise investment and he is very pleased with it.
The only drawback he has found is because it is so lightweight it tends to move in use so he has to put something heavy behind it to stop this.
I had a little trouble connecting the left pedal.The rest was simple.The supplier was helpful and quickly I had a replacement.I am happy with this.One gets the gist of how to use it.The instructions a minimal. However, It’s easy to use and fun, and if you like to exercise and hate the gym, it’s a good way to do it.
This gentle exercise machine is just what my wife and I needed. I thought it was a lazy option to get a motorised exerciser but it invigorates leg muscles and circulation better than going for a walk. We both have severe back problems so sadly walking any distance causes spinal agony and fatigue. With this machine you can sit comfortably or even lie back and still get leg exercise. The hand-held timer/calorie-loss indicator/distance-recorder is useful. You can also switch-on/off from the hand-held controller. The machine has rubber-grips on the feet but even if it slips on carpet this can be overcome by placing a small non-slip mat underneath. Just right for rainy days when outside exercise is uncomfortable and dangerous.
Because it is as described, I can’t fault it much without a strenuous fitness program as such but it is an aid only but I did find that the motor was ‘underpowered’ slightly and was bought for light use only.
I ordered this back in October ’15 and gave the Pedal Exerciser some time and use before submitting a review and I would recommend it for those with arm and/or leg difficulities to aid the person in getting some movement/circulation (but I’m no doctor or anything!!) and have noticed that the price has dropped a few quid from what I paid.
This arrived today so I can only comment on ease of assembly & initial use at the moment. There is a small amount of assembly required to fit the stabilisers & pedals. Tools are provided (spanner & an allen key). Instructions are a little lacking & not entirely accurate but it’s not rocket science & was easy enough to sort out what went where. The pedals screw into the holders on the side (get the left & right the correct way round) & are further secured with a small screw.The fixing is totally secure & the pedals did not fall off during use. I have small feet and they fit into the straps at the smallest adjustment; I used it without any footwear and found the pedals to be comfortable. It was very stable & didn’t move or creep on the carpet. The cable is a tad on the short side, measuring about 5 feet, so you need to be fairly close to a socket outlet. There is a power switch on the front under the remote control & then a further On button on the remote. The remote worked perfectly well, giving the option to switch between speed, timing etc. I initially set the speed to level 2 & found this to be adequate. The timer defaults to 5 minutes (plenty to start with) but can be adjusted. The reverse function is useful as this exercises a different set of leg muscles. I purchased this to help with rehab of a knee sprain & to build the leg muscles to better support the knee. Obviously it’s too soon to know whether or not it will serve its intended purpose, but it seems well made & functioned well on the first two sessions.