Pedal Exerciser - Mini Arm & Leg Under Desk Bike – Stationary Bidirectional Bikes for Low Impact Exercise and Physio w/Wide Base and Adjustable Straps - Black

This is a great product that gets your cardio vascular system going very well and easy to use with both feet and hands, great for a wheelchair user.

I am extremely happy with this product. It arrived very promptly and was pretty easy to assemble - I actually managed on my own without any problems. Takes up very little space compared to an exercise bike but is so much more comfortable to use. I find normal bike saddles so uncomfortable, that I give up after a short while. This I can use from a comfortable chair.The motion is very smooth and quiet, so can easily exercise while watching TV, without disturbing anyone. The tension knob does not have specific settings, but is quite effective at increasing the load needed to pedal, but rather noisy to set. The disadvantage is the calorie counter, not sure this is very accurate, and calories burned seem to be the same for a distance however hard the tension is, which can't be right.It gives a good workout both backwards and forwards, which seems to use different muscle groups, and can be used with hands, but I've not tried this yet.On the USA site a few users complain about it slipping when used. I have not found this when using on carpet, however I think at full tension it may be more of a problem (not got that good yet!). It came supplied with velcro straps to connect to your chair to prevent slipping and I assume this will work fine.All in all a good robust machine, that encourages me to still do a workout even when tired and ready relax in front of the TV. Certainly recommended.Only gave 4 stars due to the counter not being accurate enough.

The quality is ok for the money but you can not use this under you table as it is to high.You must push the item against a wall so it does not move and you need a chair that is pretty high to make it work.

This is an excellent device from a mechanical perspective. It's very smooth, quiet, and doesn't move around. It also allows you to pedal backwards (this means that the pedals need to be tightened once in a while - so keep the wrench that comes with it).There are a few potential downsides, depending on how it's intended to be used:- The display only counts revolutions and converts these with a fixed multiplier to speed, distance, and calories. So the calorie count is definitely wrong, it's independent of the resistance setting.- The resistance setting is not being displayed. If several people use the trainer the setting has to be varied by feeling.- The pedals are high above the floor: It is not possible to use the trainer under a table - your knees would hit the table.