Ligum Fight GearSki Machine
R10,999
About
The Ligum Fight Gear Ski Machine offers the ultimate full-body workout that will get you in shape, and build endurance and strength, without harming your joints!
This Ski Machine provides a workout that is twice as effective as jogging or cycling and is suitable for any fitness level. The LED display monitor allows you to adjust the resistance on the machine and displays real-time accurate data on your performance as you exercise.
The Ligum Fight Gear Ski Machine is an essential addition to any home or commercial gym setup. Easy to set up, and move around, and no electricity is required.
Product Features
- 10 resistance settings to suit varying fitness levels
- No electricity required
- Led Display Monitor that will accurately assess power output, it shows data as Time, Distance, Watt, Calorie, Strokes, Total Strokes, and so on.
- The Ligum Ski machine can be installed on a wall or on a vertical bracket (included). Easy assembly with tools included in the package.
- Anti-skid Board
- Transportation Wheels. The wheels at the front of the unit allow the user to move their Ski Machine around with ease.
Product Specifications
- Resistance adjustable Wind adjustment:10 levels
- Machine size: 60 x 215 x 45 (cm)
- Display: Speed/Time/Dis./Calories
- Net Weight: 50kg
- Warranty: 6 Months
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