Spirit CSC980 Stair Climber

A seriously great workout, the Spirit CSC980 Stair Climber gives you not just the cardio, but the leg strength workout too. With it's simple and easy to operate LED console, it's a perfect stait climber option for home gyms as well as commercial studios. Built to last, this is probably the first real HIIT machine to hit the market 35 years ago. This latest version comes with lots of great features such as the extra depth steps at 28cm deep and 47cm wide for user comfort and the auto lock setting when not in use. This also has a max user weight of 180kg which is 20% more than most rivals.

Starting with the carefully chosen shocks, rollers, belts and decks that ensure the smoothest possible workout, the  Spirit CSC980 Stairclimber comes with the extra depth steps that help to prevent you jabbing your toes on each movement. Alongside the heart rate grips, you also have the resistance controls conveniently placed for easy access. This Spirit stair climber is sturdy, stable and provides you with as high an intensity workout as you want.

Why Choose Stair Climber over Stepper?

In short, the stair climber provides a functional movement that closely mimics climbing stairs. This engages more muscles in your legs and glutes than a stepper, as well as additional core and balance muscles during the exercise. It's an all over workout with as much intensity as you want. 

Stair climbers typically offer adjustable resistance as well as varied workout programs from the console. With a more dynamic motion than steppers, this helps to improve your cardiovascular fitness and endurance. Steppers come with a  more limited range of movement, which is fine to a certain extent. But for true fitness benefits, we think the stair climber is king.

Key Features

• LED blue light console
• Large step size - extra step-depth
• 28cm deep x 47cm wide steps
• Padded handlebars
• Automatic stair locking
• 21cm side step for secure boarding
• Resistance adjustment buttons on grips
• Contact heart rate grips on handlebars