VersaClimber || How it works and benefits || HAUS No3, Bangkok, Thailand 

Finally a detailed explanation... thank you

I just bought one (the sport model) a couple of weeks ago. This machine is like climbing a ladder, and thus the handles are like holding onto ladder rungs above as you climb with your legs on a ladder. That is the real purpose of the handles on this machine (something to hold onto), and thus just like climbing a ladder, the upper body does not really get much work. It is all in the legs. This is not a bad thing, but I wanted to point out that it is really not a full body workout (or not much of one). I like the machine and I like how it really winds me like running wind sprint intervals versus running on a treadmill that takes a long time. The feel of the workout reminds me of being on a bicycle on an incline and the burn that you get in your thighs pumping up the incline and how it can wind you (especially if you are trying to go fast). By the way, I bought mine without the stationary handle because of what I wrote above. I also bought mine without the stand so that it bolts onto the wall and floor. It takes up a lot less room without the stationary handle and stand and it costs about $750 less.

versa climber + cybex arc trainer =🔥🔥🔥

Slim, QUIET, works great. I wanted modern and out of the way. This is it!

WHAT A NICE GYM

Are you familiar with the cascade climber? Can you do a review on that?

Maranantha

where to buy this exact same model in Canada? thanks

I suggest getting a 2nd or 3rd athlete to advertise. LJ isn't enough to get the word out.

Too bad the $5600 price tag is a rip off or more people would buy them.

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I have one I'd sell or Trade for a ski-erg

I was at a course put on by an Olympic rower who is a Dr of Physiology. He said that there are only 5 things that will increase you VO2 Max perfectly. They are the VersaClimber, Running, Rowing, Biking (upper arms involved), and Cross Country Skiing. When I was in the military, I did 45 minutes of the stair stepper, 45 minutes of the Cross Country Skiing. You get a yearly physical exam consisting of using a bike where you had to do one rotation per "ding" and the intensity kept getting harder. I would score the highest number available. Now I know why . . . I want a Versaclimber now. I currently have a Rower and love it.

The reason this is not popular in SE Asia: we don't need it. We walk up and down mountains everyday. We climb coconut trees everyday. Why do at the gym what you do everyday?