Teeter Heavy-Duty Equipment Mat for FreeStep Recumbent Cross Trainer, Power10 Rower, and FitForm Strength Trainer

I bought 2. They are under my lift recliners. My chairs kept sliding on the hardwood floors as I moved them up and down. This has stopped them and I don't have to worry about the floor being marked up from a sliding chair.

Works perfect!

Highly recommend using it to protect floors and ensure stabilizing the machine.

Excellent Matt, it doesn’t roll up and it doesn’t move when you’re on the machine or before you get to the machine it’s excellent so my hats off to them!

What more can you ask for ? Does what it is promised to do well.

My husband and I love the FreeStep. It is comfortable, easy to use and silent (love how quiet it is). It is easy to change the resistance level and the arm placement....just a very easy piece of equipment to use! We each use it 4 times a week and we definitely have noticed an improvement in our strength. We actually enjoy working out on the FreeStep and don't dread using it like some other types of workout equipment we have had in the past. We would certainly recommend this to anyone who wants to improve their conditioning and enjoy doing so at the same time!

Overall I give this machine an 'A' for assembling and use. It is quiet, looiks great, and works just fine. I have used a $4,000 two step, and for the money I will just keep this eliptical. I am 93 so it can not be all that difficult to assemble and use.

Basically it is okay. Two things. The monitor needs backlighting. You cannot see it sitting. I have to take a torchlight to see how far I have gone, speed, calories and more. Secondly, I would say it is over priced. It is very stripped down for the price. $800.00 is too much for this elliptical machine. It should be priced closer to $600.00.