Everlast 3" Aerobic Step - Nintendo Wii

Quite accurate at tracking the steps. You are on the verge of losing your mind! Because of the very slippery surface, I will have to add some rubber adhesif to the four corners because when I step on it, it moves and slides around a lot. A little too close to falling off it!.

David Owen

| May 24, 2021

It's been a while since I got In general, I think the product is good. However, it has a minor problem that the engineers should have spotted. There is too much depth in the holes for the Wii Fit board. A result of this is that the game receives incorrect weight and BMI data from the sensors. In addition, it does not read steps and exercises correctly. Two poker chips were placed in each of the holes for the Wii board feet to solve the problem. In other words, this gave just enough rise to keep the board on the riser stable. I am happy with how everything is working Having said that, I would have given it 5 stars if it had been properly made. The only reason it gets one star is because it needed me to modify the flaw. A big fat "0" would have been a good rating if I hadn't thought of the poker chips. It is my hope that Everlast will take notice of this. I think a large number will be returned because of an error that is truly stupid. Despite it being a little expensive, I still recommend this product because it is the best of the two risers on the market for the.

Brodie Craig

| Apr 22, 2021

It's good enough for now. As far as the other reviews are concerned, I agree with them. The pros include makes it more intense. 2) The board is stable when you are on it and the product is solid. The cons are 2) The holes on the step are too deep and will not register correctly without some minor alterations. Neither of these issues are Everlast's fault. 1) Wii games don't adjust for the fact that you are on a 3" step, so the calorie burn is even more of a guess than it was before.

Kevin Albert

| Jun 13, 2021

There are a lot of good reasons to add this to the Wii Fit, it just needs to function Prior reviews have mentioned that the app does not always recognize your steps, and that the weight is off by at least 10 pounds. As for the poker chips, I don't have any to see if that will fix There seems to be a problem that should have been detected As far as I can tell, the problem is common to other step platforms as well. I saw no reason to spend more money on the other brand since I already knew this.

Lyla Hatfield

| Jul 16, 2021

Whenever I go to the gym, I use this piece to exercise and step up on 3 days a week. The extra step pieces make it possible to raise the step a few inches higher when you are more advanced or doing a more advanced routine. We love doing aerobic steps and feeling accomplished after making it, everyone would benefit from having this machine in their gym!.

Maison Morales

| Jul 11, 2021

Throughout the first few days, I experienced some calf pain, making me feel more comfortable with the workout. In order to make my step more challenging, I need harder step programs! You should not weigh yourself if you are on the step, however. The results will be dramatically incorrect. Place the Nintendo Wii on the floor for the important measuring events and take the device off of the step.

Christopher Ross

| Apr 19, 2021

With this product, I use it every time I play Step and Advance Step on Wii Fit, and I have not had any problems. Since I have been using it on carpet, without coins in the holes (as mentioned in previous reviews), the scale measures my weight in a reliable manner. As far as my steps are concerned, it registers them well. It seems to be that I am getting more 'goods' than 'excellents' at the moment, but I believe that is because of the added difficulty of the balance board, not that it is not tracking It really increases the difficulty of my workout, I break out in a sweat much quicker now that I have an extra three inches of size. It is definitely a product I would recommend.

Emmeline Simpson

| Feb 28, 2021

There is nothing better than watching it with your child.

Olive Weiss

| Feb 24, 2021