Stamina 15-0120 InStride Cycle XL

Stamina 15-0120 InStride Cycle XL Reviews

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Stamina InStride CycleXL saves money and space! You don’t need one of those bulky and intimidating exercise bikes to get in shape. They cost a fortune and can’t fit under your bed, that’s for sure. Use this Cycle with your feet or hands when you’re sitting in a chair or on the floor to help tone muscle and build cardiovascular strength. The non-slip rubber feet and pedal straps keep you in place as the calories melt away! Pedal to a new you: You can use this machine in forward or reverse to work your muscles in unique ways; The one-inch tubular steel is lightweight and durable; Electronic monitor times your workout; Dimensions: 19” L x 15 1/4” W x 12 1/4” H; Weighs 9 lbs. Shape up… get this fitness helper right now! Stamina InStride CycleXL Readmore

Technical Details

- Seatless-exercise cycle with electric progress monitor
- Sturdy rubber straps hold feet or hands for full-body workout
- Adjustable tension knob lets you vary workout intensity
- Improves cardiovascular health and muscle strength
- Measures 19 x 12.25 x 15.25 inches (W x H x D)
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 “It’s exercise because you have to battle it to get it to work.” 2009-11-09
By B. Fairchild
Product looks fine, assembly was easy as could be, but once we got it set up… It was unlike any other bike type THING I’ve ever used. The only thing it has in common is that it has pedals.

As someone else mentioned, the resistance is either nothing or stuck. If you manage, somehow, to get it to the resistance you want, you’ll pedal along just fine for a bit and then just suddenly get stuck. Probably once every thirty seconds. So you’re starting to get into your set routine pace and then it locks up and you have to get it all set back up. Reason I say you have to get “set back up” is because it will not stay put. They might as well have put oil on the feet instead of rubber for how much it moves around. Chances are, if you are using it at work and you have a chair with wheels, you’ll be moving backwards if you can find a position for the bike to stay in and not move from. I’ve found myself *holding onto* my desk to keep from moving backwards while using this.

I’m sure there are other similar, light-weight products on the market. Save yourself from wanting to strangle someone and just buy one of those. They’re more than bound to be better than this piece of junk.

 “Excellent” 2009-11-05
By C. Algoso (CA)
I bought it becuase of the color (less dirt shown), but it turned out to be much more than what I expected. It is an excellent buy because of its price and effectiveness of the work out you get from using it.

 “Great equipment! We purchased two for bilateral exercise.” 2009-11-05
By Helen Kopec (Dacula, GA)
A therapist recommended bilateral bike exercise for our daughter post stroke. Since she has no balance we purchased two of these to be used simultaneously while she sits in a chair - one under the table for her feet and one on the table for her hands. They work perfectly. In reading about brain plasticity we are encouraged that moving in this way may help her to recoup more of the losses she has suffered.

 “Don’t waste your money!!!” 2009-11-02
By Sean Amazon (New Haven, CT)
The resistance doesn’t increase enough to be hardly noticeable or without making the device squeak loudly and annoyingly when using it. The plastic knob for increasing the resistance also broke within a day of opening the box. This was a terrible purchase and I wouldn’t recommend it for anyone.

 “Annoying to peddle!” 2009-10-29
By Sauna
I bought this cycle to use while I was recovering from a knee injury this summer. Everytime I used it, my feet would hit the edge of it and it was very annoying. It was easy to set up though but overall, I am not happy with it. I am returning it to amazon for a refund and will be joining a gym instead.


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