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NuStep Recumbent Cross Trainers and Rehab Cardio
Every machine NuStep sells for commercial use, organized the way NuStep organizes its own line.
Seated Total-Body and Upper-Body Machines, With the Figures a Room Is Drawn From
NuStep builds seated machines with swivel seats and step-through frames, which is why they turn up in physical therapy and cardiac rehab gyms, senior living fitness centers and medical fitness floors.
The cross trainer is the machine NuStep is known for: a seated stepper whose arm handles and foot pedals move together through a step length the user sets. It comes in three series. The T4r is the compact one, 60 inches long, for users up to 400 lb. The T5 and T5XR take users up to 500 and 600 lb on battery power, and the T5XRW widens the seat to 22 inches. The T6PRO and T6MAX add a dual-touchscreen console and run from an AC adapter. Beside them, the UE8 upper body ergometer takes a wheelchair without the seat coming off, and the RB8PRO and RB8MAX recumbent bikes report power and left-right symmetry as the user rides.
Which model suits a room depends on who uses it, the budget and the space, not on a house preference, and NuStep usually sits beside other lines in the same gym. See how a clinic gym is planned on the medical and rehab facilities page and its physical therapy and cardiac and pulmonary rehab pages, and the full range of manufacturers Fit Supply carries on the procurement page.
In short
Fit Supply supplies, designs around and installs NuStep equipment nationwide: the T4r, T5, T5XR, T5XRW, T6PRO and T6MAX recumbent cross trainers, the UE8PRO and UE8MAX upper body ergometers and the RB8PRO and RB8MAX recumbent bikes. That is every machine NuStep sells for commercial settings, each listed with NuStep's published footprint, seat width, user capacity and power requirement.
NuStep questions
Is NuStep the brand Fit Supply carries the most?
Fit Supply carries more than 50 commercial equipment manufacturers rather than any single house line, and NuStep is a current partner among them, specified for its recumbent cross trainers, upper body ergometer and recumbent bikes. The mix on any project is matched to what the room, the budget and the users need, so no manufacturer is favored over another.
What is the difference between the PRO and MAX models?
Seat width and user capacity. Across the T6, UE8 and RB8, the PRO model has an 18 in seat and seats users up to 500 lb, and the MAX has a 22 in seat and seats users up to 600 lb. The T5 line splits the same way: the T5 takes 500 lb, the T5XR 600 lb, and the T5XRW 600 lb on a 22 in seat. Each product page lists NuStep's published figures.
What has to be planned before NuStep equipment goes into a room?
Floor space and power. The T5 and T6 cross trainers each take a 73 by 30 inch footprint and the UE8 a 74 by 32 inch one, before the clear floor space beside the machine that a wheelchair transfer needs. The T4r and the T5 line run on batteries, while the T6, UE8 and RB8 run from an AC adapter, so those need an outlet within reach.
Can Fit Supply supply NuStep equipment outside Texas and Arizona?
Yes. Fit Supply supplies, designs around and installs NuStep equipment in all 50 states, from its locations in Texas and Arizona. The one regional limit is on-site service and preventive maintenance by Fit Supply's own technicians, which covers Texas and Arizona.
Is NuStep equipment available pre-owned?
Often. NuStep cross trainers are among the units most often available pre-owned, which is worth asking about when a clinic or community is equipping on a budget. See used gym equipment for how pre-owned machines are rebuilt and sold, and every quote lists each piece as new or pre-owned.