Fabrication Enterprises HCI PhysioStep MDX Recumbent Elliptical Cross Trainer with Swivel Seat

HCI PhysioStep MDX Recumbent Elliptical Cross Trainer with Swivel Seat

The HCI PhysioStep MDX recumbent elliptical cross trainer with swivel seat is a low-impact total body cardio machine that pairs a seated position with an elliptical-style motion. It works well for facilities and users who need a more accessible workout option, including cardiac rehabilitation, corporate wellness, and transition from physical therapy to home exercise. A 360-degree swivel seat, low-profile walk-through design, 16 resistance levels, and a 500 lb. user weight capacity help support a wide range of users.

Good Fit For

• Cardiac rehabilitation spaces
• Corporate wellness rooms
• Transition from physical therapy to home exercise
• Users needing a seated, low-impact workout option

Key Features

• Low-impact recumbent elliptical motion supports total body cardio exercise with less joint stress
• 360-degree swivel seat helps users with low mobility get on and off more easily
• Low-profile walk-through design supports accessibility in clinical and wellness settings
• Adjustable arms, seat, and seat back fit a wide range of users
• Electromagnetic resistance system offers up to 16 resistance levels for workout progression
• Large 9 inch LCD display shows workout information in an easy-to-read format

Applications and Usage

• Low-impact total body cardio training
• Weight loss exercise programs
• General health improvement workouts
• Facility-based rehabilitation exercise
• Home exercise after physical therapy

Packaging and Handling

• Packaging: EA.
• This device needs to be plugged into an electrical outlet to power the display unit.
• The seated design and swivel seat may be especially helpful for users with low mobility.
• Adjustable arms, seat, and seat back can help accommodate different user sizes and positioning needs.

FAQ

• Does the PhysioStep MDX offer a low-impact workout? Yes. The PhysioStep MDX is built for low-impact total body cardio and uses a smooth elliptical stride that is designed to be easy on the joints.
• Is the seat easier to access for users with limited mobility? Yes. The oversized seat rotates 360 degrees, and the low-profile walk-through design helps make access easier for people with low mobility.
• Can this cross trainer accommodate different users? Yes. The arms, seat, and seat back are adjustable to fit a wide range of users, and the maximum user weight is 500 lbs.
• How many resistance levels does the PhysioStep MDX have? The PhysioStep MDX uses an electromagnetic resistance system with up to 16 resistance levels.
• Does this machine need power? Yes. The unit needs to be plugged into an electrical outlet to power the display.

From HCI by Fabrication Enterprises.