Rotating platforms – waist and hips engaged with every step Resistance band included – upper body workout while stepping Adjustable resistance – tailor intensity to your fitness level
This Twiststepper combines laterally rotating foot platforms with a front-attached resistance band — so you train legs, core, and arms in a single session. The two non-slip platforms rotate around the central axis during stepping and activate the waist and hips through a natural twisting motion.
The resistance band is attached at the front of the stepper and can be used for arm and shoulder exercises directly while stepping — a complete workout at home without additional equipment. The steel frame supports up to 120 kg, and the textured platform surface keeps feet securely in place.
With 51 × 34 × 10.2 cm, it takes up little floor space and can be used at home, in the garden, or at the gym. Available in Blue and Pink.
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- Rotating foot platforms – activate legs, hips, and core through natural lateral twisting motion
- Resistance band included – upper body workout directly during stepping, no extra equipment needed
- Adjustable resistance knob in the center – customize intensity to your fitness level
- Non-slip textured surface – keeps feet securely in place throughout the workout
- Steel frame with max. 120 kg load capacity – stable and designed for regular home use
- Compact size (51 × 34 × 10.2 cm) – fits in any room, easy to store
- Available in Blue and Pink – two color options to suit personal preference
Technical data
- Material: Steel frame, non-slip plastic platforms
- Dimensions: 51 × 34 × 10.2 cm
- Maximum load capacity: 120 kg
- Colors: Blue, Pink
- Resistance: Adjustable via central rotary knob
- Scope of delivery: 1 × Twiststepper, 1 × resistance band with handles
- Notes: For use on flat, stable surfaces indoors and outdoors. Consult a doctor before starting training if you have existing joint or cardiovascular conditions.
