Cozylifeunion Pedal Exerciser - Hand Arm Leg & Knee Recovery Medical Peddler - Folding Adjustable Fitness Rehab Equipment for Seniors, Elderly - Home Pedal Exercise Bike for Total Body

I have been so excited to find the time to unwrap and put bike together to be able to exercise while at work. Today I finally opened the box at work to assemble and start working out but of course I was greeted with a box lacking all the parts to this bike. I am unable to fully assemble due to parts missing to attach top hand pedal. I am Super upset I am going to request my money back!!!!

It’s a bit overpriced, but is sufficient for very basic exercise but absolutely not for an athlete or someone training for a sport. It’s not a substitute for the heavy duty models you find at a gym. I bought it for a 94 year old family member who basically can’t walk, but at least this let’s her get SOME exercise, otherwise she sits in a chair, watching TV, 10 hours a day and always eschewed any kind of exercise routine, except for some golf earlier in her life. The 2 times she’s used this so far she enjoys it but I had to get some hard foam to put on the seat first, to raise her up a bit so her feet can fit into the pedals. I’d like a more permanent solution to this, like a chair with a higher seat. I recommended she do about 1 minute of cycling, rest, then about 1 minute with the arms, at least resistance. This actually hits many of the major muscle groups so will be good for her. The idea is NOT to get a cardio workout – not at her age – but to loosen up her body, which seems to be in some kind of “rigor mortis” otherwise. The woman is SO weak, I think this will help her be a bit stronger. She wanted something for her arms and legs and this seems to fit the bill without spending hundreds more. Cons: 1. The tension knobs are not calibrated, in fact have no markings of any kind, and are difficult to turn. This results in either “no resistance” or “some resistance.” 2. The “display” is a digital timer – it seems – but it’s impossible to figure out and there’s no reason to include it with the exerciser. It does NOT measure RPM or distance because it’s not attached to the exerciser! 3. The fixture that attaches the pedal assembly to the main unit doesn’t allow for a tight fit, so it seems to wobble a bit although it does allow for a generally smooth rotation so it’s not a BIG problem. I put 2 plastic washers into the gap on top between the two parts that fit together to eliminate the slight wobble, but this seems temporary and I’m thinking of something like a piece of Velcro, something of that thickness, for a more permanent solution. 4. The wrench it came with didn’t work. I had to use a real wrench from my real tool box. This could be a real problem for some people. Pros: 1. It has a very small footprint, and only weighs 11 pounds, so the person I got this for is able to adjust its position if she needs to. 2. Even though this model seems a bit overpriced - $50 would be a more fair price, even $40 – there aren’t many alternatives without spending hundreds more on contraptions that would take up much more space.

The hand/leg apparatus was easy to assemble, it is more sturdy than I though it would be, the hand roller is adjustable, it is just what I needed for my exercise. It saves space, allows an ample workout, and the price is right. I’d recommend this product. I like it, and what’s better is...I do use it daily.

This seems to be a sturdy product despite its relative lightness and portability. So far, I have enjoyed using it. The stars I took off are because of the most inadequate and poor quality of assembly and usage instructions. The assembly pics were unclear and the words and language confusing. Also, there are absolutely no instructions for operation of the monitor. I have attached it and pressed the buttons. It switched on, but I am unable to understand and interpret the data and numbers. Then it suddenly switched itself off. I could not figure it out, so it is attached to the machine and just sitting inlace uselessly due to no accompanying instructions.

Horrible product. When you are peddling with your arms and feet together the back part of the machine lifts up. Very wobbly and not stable. Also when my dad was sitting on a chair he was trying to peddle with his feet and his chair leaned back and he almost fell backwards. Do not buy this product. Unsafe for elderly. When I was trying to assemble this rinky dink exercise machine you can tell it was cheap and not sturdy. Be careful if you have an elderly using this product. I’m just going to throw it in the garbage!! Not worth my dad getting injured with this exercise machine. That’s what I get for paying $60 for a cheap rinky dinky exercise machine. 😤

Purchased for an elderly relative who has been having health problems and has trouble leaving the home on some days. They love it and have been using it daily as a regimen when they cannot get out. Nice, simple and affordable machine that does not break the bank...

Really a 3/4 rating! All I needed was an exercising, small compact machine to lose weight and prepare for more physical activity. This will do the trick for me! Is it the best for $60…NO! As I said it will do! My dad was a carpenter so I’m pretty handy with screws and stuff. If you are not maybe some help would be useful. Overall, some wobbly and shaking…not sure why or how but I did my best with the bolts!

Needed something small for exercise while sitting on the couch. This product seemed like the best product for the price. However, one of the main knobs that keeps the arm in place was missing. The foot pedals and arm pedals are very wobbly because the parts that attach to the base are too big. Probably sending it back for a better model.