Foldable Upper and Lower Limb Rehabilitation Exercise Stepper

Foldable Upper and Lower Limb Rehabilitation Exercise Stepper

Designed for home rehabilitation, this foldable limb trainer allows synchronized upper and lower limb exercises. Ideal for elderly users and hemiplegic patients, it helps restore flexibility, build strength, and improve daily self-care ability through structured movement and resistance training.

Key Features:

• Dual-Limb Synchronization for Holistic Rehabilitation
  Supports simultaneous training of arms and legs, improving muscle coordination, strength, and mobility in patients recovering from injuries or neurological conditions.

• Smart Digital Monitor with Real-Time Feedback
  LED display tracks key metrics including time, RPM, calorie burn, and total repetitions to help monitor progress and stay motivated during every session.

• Five-Level Height and Resistance Adjustment
  Customizable resistance and height levels to suit users of various needs and physical conditions. Large knobs make adjustments simple and safe.

• Foldable, Space-Saving Design for Easy Storage
  Folds in seconds with a single pull mechanism, making it convenient for home use without occupying much space when not in use.

Product Specifications:

• Material: Stainless Steel, ABS Plastic
• Dimensions: 35cm x 38cm x 70-84cm
• Color: Black
• Display Function: Time, RPM, Total Count, Calories, Scan
• Adjustments:
  • 5-Step Height Adjustment
  • Adjustable Resistance (Upper and Lower Limbs)

Product Care and Instructions:

1. Regular Cleaning After Use

Wipe the surfaces with a damp cloth to remove sweat and dust. Do not use abrasive cleaners or immerse in water.

2. Store in a Dry Place

After folding, store the machine in a dry, shaded area to prevent rust and preserve plastic components.

3. Check Screws and Bolts Periodically

Inspect and tighten any loose screws or parts to maintain the equipment’s stability and safety.

4. Adjust Resistance Gradually

Always start with low resistance and increase slowly to avoid muscle strain or injury during rehabilitation.

5. Avoid Excessive Force

Use smooth and controlled movements. Forcing the pedals or handles may damage the mechanism or hinder recovery.