Fitness Quest Edge 311 Stepper

H-frame design for added stability, full cage with foam-padded handlebars, adjustable hydraulic, resistance shocks

Large, H-shaped frame design for added stability and safety Electronic console to track workout time, steps, distance and approximate calories burned Full cage with foam-padded handlebars for comfort Adjustable hydraulic, resistance shocks Large molded self-leveling foot platforms Wheel for easy moving Molded end caps Durable powder-coated finish Maximum weight limit: 300 poundsLearn More: Fitness Facts About Steppers Steppers simulate stair climbing, but instead of actual steps they use alternating pedals or platforms They are popular because they work the hips and thighs Using a stepper gives you a safe, low-impact workout Stepping helps you get a sleek, tone look Muscle Zones: Steppers use muscles in your lower body, especially: Hips (gluteus maximus) Front of thighs (quadriceps) Back of thighs (hamstrings) Calves (gastrocnemius) Brands You Trust: Fitness Quest Fitness Quest has been making some of the most popular exercise and fitness equipment found in American households today. From Tony Little's Fitness Gazelle to the successful Total Gym, Fitness Quest is dedicated to making innovative, high-quality and affordable fitness equipment for your home.