Differences Between a Cellercise® and a Bungee Unit - Cellercise® 

Jeanne, be sure to call if I can be of support….and…thank you for your comments!

thank you for sharing!🤗

ASMLH FREEFVR Thank you my friend for taking a moment to share. I truly appreciate you. Best in health!

ASMLH, I feel the same way about mine! Love it. And it's very strong and sturdy. I am 250 pounds, down 10 lbs in 3 weeks since I began using it regularly, and my weight is not a problem at all.

Welcome to the family! The Cellerciser can be a life changer. And we are here to help support you. Go easy, it’s more intense than people often realize. Cellercise.com/userguide.

You won’t be sorry with a cellerciser, trust me. I recently went from a Bellicon to a Cellerciser and it is exactly as he describes. There is much more support for the feet on the mat as it is firmer. I feel much more ‘worked out’ on the cellerciser than the Bellicon doing the same routine. I am very glad I switched to the cellerciser because I love bouncing.

Feel free to give me a call if I can be of help. Our customer review page might be helpful to you. We have Cellercisers that are still being used and in pristine condition over 20 years later. My personal one is over 15 years old now and I still use and demonstrate with it

Thanks David Oh...this video and your post helps me make my decision. I have a spring rebounder but thought I'd get a bungee cord one. I'll keep the one I have

Yeah I have the ultra strong and I weigh 334 lbs and I can jump high and hard if I want to and I've never hit the ground with my bellicon

Dave recommends socks. I like to wear my shoes at certain times. I am heavy and sometimes I just want the extra support that shoes give. The benefit of socks, is that the Cellerciser helps increase your natural balance; I have found this to be true, myself. I go back and forth, really just depending on my mood or how my feet feel. I personally don't think going barefoot would be pleasant, just because I wouldn't want to deal with the mat getting sweaty/dirty/gross. lol Especially, when my husband, one of my sons and three of my daughters use it, too.

Unfortunately, he is lying about the Bellicon. I use one and have never had any of those issues he mentions... all lies.

Mine is silent!

I consider the size kinda small, but it's designed that way for a reason. A good reason. It's not designed to be dancing on, so perhaps it wouldn't work for you. Otherwise, I recommend the Cellerciser hands-down, and will never buy another brand.

Suzu M do you oil yours regularly? Does the oil drip on the carpet or floor?

@@ellena858 I have not oiled mine, though it could use it, I suppose. The noise doesn't bother me at all, though, so it's not an issue to me.

Suzu M ok, thank you. I’m using a cellsizer and do love it tho it needs some oil. The size is perfect. I haven’t tried the bungee types for comparison.

Roslynn F thank you for the tip. I’ll try that!!

Feel free to call us at 435-562-4456 or visit our website at: www.Cellercise.com. Best in health!

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Not sure doesn't seem to go through and dont know the full price in New Zealand dollars always comes up in us $

The colours refer to the clips on the bungees, not the bungees themselves. You can choose each bungee clip strength in any colour bungee cord you want. I can't be absolutely certain but it looks like he has the green clips, which are actually the strongest ones.

Not even close to the strongest.

Red are the strongest

Thank you for writing. Yes I did. Bungee cords or rubber bands, warm up and become weaker. In addition they don’t offer the support for exercise purposes that the Cellerciser does, but the Cellerciser is not a typical rebounder either. We have had many many customers who have previously used Bellicon and after a period of time, the pronating caused them knee and hip problems. So enjoy, but be careful. Thanks for sharing.

lol, I was saving up for it, but then I received an inheritance and this was the first thing I invested in! It's been a blessing. No regrets.

Robin Markowitz hi have you ever used the cellerciser? I am looking to buy the Maximus Pro from amazon, but can’t seem to find a comparison video of the cellerciser vs the MXL Maximus Pro.

@@TriggaTreDay Not personally, but they look nearly identical in the most important aspects. And in tests, the real differences are between the cheap springs type and also the bungee type. Both brands are superior to those, and more importantly, safer. The difference is that I believe the Cellerciser is quieter. Makes less noise if that's an issue where you live. Otherwise, I think you'll get the same performance. They are both properly made. I have jumped very high without ever coming close to bottoming out. I wear a jump height device called the "G-Vert" which measures vertical movement. I get nice and high up there when I want to. But usually, I tie resistance bands around my waist and lean forward safely tied on, and I run without danger of injury. Despite what a lot of people think, rebounding is a very demanding form of cardio, but it won't injure your joints and spine. Running and jogging on firm surfaces will.

@@TriggaTreDay One more thing, it needs to be the Maximus Pro or the very similar folding one that I have, with the llarge diameter mat. Not the smaller one that's a bit cheaper. That extra diameter really gives you room to do different things. And they all come with resistance bands: very nice accessories. Happy with my early 2016 purchase several years on! Maximus is a very good one. It will *last*!

Robin Markowitz thanks a ton for the feed back! I literally just learned about rebounding 4 days ago, because a RU-vidr I follow quickly mentioned that its great for flushing your lymphatic system. Because I work online, I’m sitting most of the day and it’s really starting to eat away at my youth. I don’t really want to invest soooo much money upfront when I haven’t even made it a routine habit yet. $200 isn’t cheap, but it’s a lot more affordable than $600. Thanks again and if you have any more advice for this newbie, I’m all ears!!! (or eyes 👀 in this case, since I have to read it lol).

You are most welcome! As for anything else, the key is that it protects your joints and spine while running and jumping. Sure, any vigorous aerobics will move around your lymph fluid adequately, but running and jumping on firm surfaces will definitely injure you. Not a question of "if"; it's "when." With a good rebounder, you are protected and still get all the benefits of a good cardio workout. And, unlike cycling, your entire body is moving. It's the best.

I was prepared for that. It's worth saving up for. It might take you a year to save up, but in one year.....you'll be VERY pleased with your purchase. I totally believe that.

Definitely! It should be super quiet :) I usually oil mine about once a year. Unless it is a new unit then I oil it when I set it up.

What type of oil to use on a Cellerciser?

He was not product-bashing at all. I appreciate actually seeing the extreme elasticity in the Bellicon, especially because I was considering purchasing one. And never once did he address users telling them to throw out their rebounder and purchase his.

Um.. That's not true.. Bellicon have a comparison video on RU-vid. It came up higher on my search so I watched it first. So obviously they don't mind doing it. There's no moral high horse here.

ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-F-rZCE1-VXY.html here is the first video they posted in 2012.

@@michellezoe1250 😂😅Just watched the video. It’s hilarious and you can’t really compare it to this one. There’s no talking at all, there are like 30 seconds on jumping on three different trampolines and you see just FEET 🦶 ONLY !!! Thanks for telling me, that just confirmed what I wrote above. Nothing negative said about others nothing positive about their own products, just jumping feet!

Did you not watch the whole video? Everything he said on here is true and accurate, he even gives a live demonstration. He is using the bungees that are recommended for his weight as shown on their website. He explains all this. And with this strength of bungees he bottomed out, nothing false about that. You can tell he was very surprised and taken back by that, he didn’t expect it, it was quite scary actually. As far as not trusting him because he defends his product?? He had to do this because he was being bashed and falsely accused by these other bungee companies trying to disparage the cellerciser, because it’s noisy? Haha that is a complete joke, if that is the only thing they can find “wrong” with a cellerciser then that is really laughable as it’s not even an issue. All you have to do is oil it! He explains all this in the video. I’ve had my cellerciser for 20-30 years, I lost track, and it’s still like the day I received it. It squeaked and I didn’t even know it was an issue, then I heard Dave say you need to oil it, so I did and it is completely squeak free now, don’t have to worry about ever replacing the springs as with the bungee cords that wear out and stretch over time which is a joke and a huge expense. So yeah I’ll take my cellerciser any day. And Dave Hall is the most honest, down to earth human being and owner of a company that I have ever seen. You can even talk to him directly and call his personal desk and he will answer your questions. Tell me what other company that does that, there are none.

Neo thank you for your comments and we agree. Our objective wasn’t to pick a fight with bungee chords, but rather to warn people of the problems with them when using them for exercise purposes. Thank you for you comment.

There are no perfect products. I would personally like to own different type of rebounders. Your product clearly has advantage when it comes to portability, storage and transport. In my opinion, Bellicon's "hit" piece video on you product, does not help their brand image as well. Customer support and service, product features and build quality should be priority over "why not buy from our competitors". Thank you for your time. I'm looking forward to try your product as well.

Not bad mouthing, just explaining the differences. There IS a difference. But even Dave said that if you like yours, keep using it. So....

ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-F-rZCE1-VXY.html 2012 they did their first comparison. I duly have any of these rebounders but come on... I wouldn't consider this to be bashing

Until you experience it you won’t really understand the quality and performance of the Cellerciser. It’s a one time investment for a lifetime of benefit. Best in health!

This is flat out wrong. They have excellent customer service. Aren’t you doing what you complaining about? I appreciate the comparative. Both I’m sure are good units and people will have their preferences but neither are cheap. I like the info to make an informed decision.