TMS® 30" Aerobic Step Aerobics Trainer Adjustable Exercise Fitness Workout Stepper

I've had this step for a while now and it works as well today as it did when I first bought it. (And it's been used by people who weight close to 2 times my current weight, so that's saying a lot.)I use this step at least once a week and it never feels like it's going to give or buckle, although others have said differently when they've used it. But, when I weighed close to 200 lbs, it was still very sturdy and I always felt confident when using it. (Others, who have weighed 250 or more have voiced their concerns, so if this is you, this may not be the right step for you.)I've used this on all three levels, but almost always use it on the 3rd height.The top is designed to keep you from slipping and that has never been an issue for me or the others who have used it.This step is easy to clean and if I were in the market for another one, I would buy this same model.

I am very pleased with this step exerciser. I took step aerobic classes at a gym for years and so I know the value of the step workout. I now use the elliptical machines at the gym but I bought this for the house so I could do short, yet vigorous sprints at other times of the day. This make is just as good as the ones at my gym: very sturdy, non-slip, and I love that is easy to assemble and can easily be adjusted to add one or two risers. I strongly recommend it.

For a home step, this one is great! A little narrower (from front to back/toe to heel if stepping up like a stair) than a professional gym step, but VERY sturdy (up to 500 lbs). Easy to snap together for different height levels, and has the highest platform I have seen. I use this for training for hiking using trekking poles, and it works great. A little movement on carpet, but not a hindrance at all. Love.

It’s good, have yet to try it, but its like most it will do the job.

This has been good to use for exercise as you can adjust it to 4", 6", & 8" depending on your needs, just by taking off one or more of the 2" legs. I also used them in the beginning for a high and deep bathtub that because of problems in my leg muscles I had a hard time getting in and out of the bathtub -- until my son-in-law cut down the front of the bathtub into a wide step-in shower and sealed the cut portions for my safety. I had the outside tub Stepper at 6" and the inside the tub Stepper at 8" so I could maneuver the high side and deep inset so I could shower, but I had to be really careful. Once my son-in-law fixed this problem for me, I was able to use these Steppers for exercise for my legs. I am very pleased with this item (I had bought two of them), and have used them quite a bit.

It was easy to assemble but a piece of plastic broke off of the bottom. I'm not sure how that happened.

I absolutely love this step! It has removable leg pieces to adjust the height, and the pieces attach securely. When not in use, those same pieces can be stored up in the bottom of the step. If you're doing things like box jumps, this step is great for beginning at a low height and working up. It goes up to 8 inches.

This stepper is just OK for the price. The extra "steps" you can add to give it height don't seem to stay on all that well when you first assemble it or are trying to move/carry it but it gets the job done.