TAURKENAM Aerobic Step Platform 39x15 in Gray/Black
Adjustable aerobic step platform with three height settings, non-slip rubber surface and 550 lb static capacity
- Stable footing from textured rubber non-slip surface
- Three height options at 6, 8 and 10 inches
- Supports cardio and lower-limb rehab routines
- Lightweight frame stores easily in compact spaces
- Tested static limit 550 lbs and dynamic limit 220 lbs
39 by 15 inch adjustable aerobic step
The TAURKENAM aerobic step platform measures 39 inches by 15 inches and offers three height settings at 6, 8, and 10 inches. It is built for home cardio workouts and lower limb rehabilitation routines. The textured rubber surface provides a non-slip platform for stable footing during exercise.
Static 550 lb limit and dynamic 220 lb rating
The platform has a tested static weight limit of 550 lbs and a dynamic weight rating of 220 lbs. These figures indicate the load it can bear at rest versus during active stepping movements. The sturdy construction maintains stability when used within these limits for sustained cardio sessions.
Lightweight compact design for simple storage
The step is lightweight and compact, allowing it to be moved and stored without difficulty. No assembly is required, so it is ready for immediate use. Buyers who need a larger surface area or more than three fixed height increments should consider alternative equipment.
How it compares
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- Price $110.99
- Pricier than about 67% of the 1,273 comparable items (median $62.99).
Specifications
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Questions about this item
How stable is the 39 x 15 in platform when I step on it for long cardio sessions?
The textured rubber surface gives a non-slip grip and the platform supports a tested static limit of 550 lbs and dynamic limit of 220 lbs.
Do I need risers or any extra parts to change the step height?
No extra parts are required; the platform adjusts to 6 in., 8 in., and 10 in. heights on its own.
Will the 10 in. maximum height work with my existing low-impact rehab routine?
Yes, the three height settings let you start lower and progress to 10 in. for cardio or lower-limb rehabilitation.
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