ROTAI Bike Pedal Exerciser

ROTAI Bike Pedal Exerciser

Features

  • Overall dimensions:19.7 x 17.5 x 11 in
  • Weight:15 lbs
  • Speeds:4
  • Max speed:1.25 mph
  • Warranty:2-year limited

More features: bi-directional, remote control, manual controls, auto-workout, digital screen, ABS plastic exterior, shiatsu pedals, skidproof bottom

The ROTAI Bike Pedal Exerciser is another device that impressed during our testing process. In fact, it is the best leg exerciser for traveling elderly. Why’s that? This product has every convenient feature seniors need in a fitness tool. It works in two modes; manual and automatic. For the automatic mode, plug in the device, and it starts working. And you can use an included remote control to operate the machine while you sit and relax. Additionally, this leg exercise equipment for elderly features an LCD that tracks exercise time, speed, calories burned, working pattern, distance, and counter.

Moreover, the ROTAI Bike Pedal Exerciser has more modes than the Cubii JR1 leg exerciser, which offers only an automatic mode. That means you can use the ROTAI exerciser while it’s plugged in and when it’s not. Although this device has only four moving speeds compared to the Cubii exerciser’s eight, it is the cheaper option. Also, the ROTAI exerciser sports silent wheels that work quietly, making them suitable for office and travel, but that’s not the case with the Cubii exerciser’s squeaking wheels. Furthermore, the ROTAI exerciser’s two-year warranty is more generous than the SITFIT Sit Down and Cycle! and Cubii JR1 leg exerciser’s warranty offers.

What stands out?

  • Manual and auto workout modes give flexible exercise options
  • Remote control offers seamless operation
  • LCD shows vital exercise details such as distance, speed, calories burned, etc.
  • Shiatsu pedals stimulate feet muscles and aid circulation
  • Four defined sponges in the bottom ensure no skidding when used on the plane

What cons did we manage to find?

  • It starts in reverse mode, which some users may find annoying