PRO + Non-Slip Mat (Wireless Remote)

Purchased this for a gift. I have an older model than this one, but it works fantastic. I added it about three years now I’m a I have an older model than this one, but it works fantastic. Added it about three years now I’m a diabetic with circulation problems in my legs walking helps of course but sometimes I’m tired or with arthritis in the back walking isn’t always possible I start using this. It gently glad she licks back-and-forth back-and-forth and within 15 to 20 minutes she started to feel some relief for those to have diabetic neuropathy. I highly recommend this so when I found out that a relative had some of the same issues I did with leg circulation and aching pains. I decided to get her one to my surprise they now have a remote control where it is when I bought mine. I didn’t see a remote control one it’s really great. You can watch TV relax and she takes hers to work. It’s under a desk and it’s quiet. You do not hear anything and 1520 minutes usually does the trick I use mine twice a day I highly recommend it. It’s not that expensive at all so if you have leg problems, leg cramps circulation, even cramps from not having enough water in your system, this moves it gently. It has two speeds. I like the gentle one because I don’t notice it at all. It’s really a great product.

Bought this for my mom that doesn't get any exercise at all. Just sit and watch her favorite programs or read her favorite books. She used to put puzzles together however,she is unable to place the correct pieces to fit together now. I have bought some bigger puzzles that have larger pieces and she can put them together much quicker. To get her to move more, I saw this while strumming thru amazon to unwind from a long day of work. I saw it played the video of a lady using it and thought of my mom. How easy it would be for her to operate and not have to move from her lift chair at all. I ordered it for her that night. Presented it to her when it came in. She was so delighted. She used it right away. The only thing she had to do was not to stay on it too long at one time. It made her knees ache one night. So the next day she was rather sore. But, I told her she would have to only do it for around 5 mins at a time until her limbs got used to it. Now, she keeps it beside her chair and uses it daily. It really helped her to walk a little more faster. Also, gain some muscles back in her shins as well. She's happy and I'm happy that she is doing some type of exercise as well. It sits on a mat that comes with it. Now she has a carpet rug so it doesn't move around at all it stays perfectly still. Doesn't make a lot of noise while running either. The cord is long enough and not too long to be tripped over. I like that part since mom has a risk of falling easily. She can do it while reading or watching television.

IT WORKS WELL FOR MY LEFT LEG BUT RIGH LEG IS SORE KNEE SO I HAVE TO WAIT UNTIL IT HEALS. i GAVE IT TO MYSELF SINCE I HAVE BEEN HOUSEBOUND 6 WEEK AND CANT BE EXERCISING BY WALKING MY DOGS.

Is a must have for anyone with circulation issues.

My 83 yr. Old mother uses it. Helps her mobility, very quiet. Good quality, she feels better using it.

It was too slow for me, had to return it

I'd say this item is plenty nice for what it is - one of those walker machines where you don't have to get up to walk. The only thing is - they really should put in bold caps as a disclaimer DO NOT LOSE REMOTE OR YOU'RE FOREVER BARRED FROM USING or something to that affect. There literally is no way to turn this machine on - if you cannot use the remote, it either gets misplaced or your batteries have gone bad. Also, once you do turn it on the timer begins ticking in "seconds" so when it reads 4:26 it doesn't mean that you've been using for 4 minutes and 26 seconds, rather it's 426 seconds, which is 7 minutes and 6 seconds - - - not a big deal, but it would be a little bit nicer if the timer made more sense - since most of us don't use seconds to calculate a work-out. I could be reading it all wrong, but I don't think so. Other than this - you just sit in a chair and put your feet on and walk about ( ha ha ). I guess using a kitchen timer might be a good idea - set it for 15 minutes or whatever and sit there and read a book or whatever.

Does not provide a great work out. This would be used better for someone who has little to no mobility.

Due limited mobility due to Parkinson's. Item could not be returned for full price lost $150 Caution Not helpful