The HandiPedaler
 
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The HandiPedaler
$59.00/each
Reg. $75.85

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Some assembly required

Sku: 47059
 (2 Reviews)


Shipping Weight: 
17 lbs
Dimensions: 
18.75"W X 1423.00"H

The HandiPedaler is an exercise machine that allows users to stay active while simultaneously doing other things. Great for under the desk at the office; the HandiPedaler can be used when seated. The HandiPedaler has a height adjustable handle that eliminates slipping on smooth surfaces and can be removed with ease for desk-top use. A variable resistance also makes the HandiPedaler an exercise machine that can keep pushing the limits of your exercise routine and help build up endurance as well as strengthen the muscles in your legs.


Features
  • Handle eliminates slipping on smooth floor surfaces.
  • Can be used when seated.
  • Variable resistance.
  • Height-adjustable handle.
  • Handle removes easily for desk-top use.




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Miles Parker (Dallas, TX)
Reviewed on Sep 15, 2011
As someone who works in an office all day I rarely have anytime to go for a jog on weekdays. I bought the HandiPedaler and brought it to work to use. I sometimes forget I'm on it, but it works wonders. I've lost 8 pounds since using it for a month. It is also quiet enough where it doesn't distract the people around me.


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Good for around the house


Rita Tamerella (Providence, RI)
Reviewed on Sep 10, 2011
I use the HandiPedealer when I'm watching TV or reading a magazine. It's a good way to stay active if you don't have the chance to go to the gym or take a run. Not sure it would be appropriate for work though...