The HERS Mini Stepper provides a great cardiovascular workout in a small compact design. The stepper offers a low-impact stepping workout which will tone your calves, thighs and buttocks while the digital LCD display helps keep track of your calories, time, reps and rate.

5 Responses to “Hers MS 93 Stepper with Handle”

1. D. Jennings says:

   May 18, 2010 at 12:00 am

   It is very stable and I love the handle (so many don’t have one) but I wish the resistance would be adjustable. You can adjust how big the steps are (up and down distance) but you can’t adjust the pressure and therefore it has bothered my knees a little and I had to take it pretty slow at first, only doing 5 minutes at a time but now I am up to 10 min. after about 10 times.
2. Robert H. Toy says:

   March 17, 2010 at 12:00 am

   i really like the work out but you can not tryto go too fast when walking/ for the price it is good ,the pulley already broke on it. my husband is going to replace the pulley so i can continue to use it.
3. R. MacSorley says:

   March 4, 2010 at 12:00 am

   Have enjoyed using, great for the price. Does the job without hurting the joints. Not for real heavy people, might tilt backwards if you get off balance.
4. N. Roozenburg says:

   February 7, 2010 at 12:00 am

   Up until today I was totally lovin’ this stepper. I run in the summer but when the snow flies I hybernate indoors and was looking for a way to stay in shape over the winter. Well, today I was 40 minutes into my workout and the steps would only come about 3 inches off the ground. I turned it over and the pulley was split…just like the hamburger mentioned in the earlier post. I have not contacted the company but I bought this stepper on 12/20/09, not even two months ago, and have used it maybe 20-30 times but recently did a couple of workouts in excess of 30 minutes. Maybe it was too much for it to handle. Hopefully the replacement process will be hastle free and come quickly…I did find that the opposite side of the pulley was not split so I spun it around…after taking it apart to get the cable unstuck and reassembled it with the unsplit side outward so the cable would not bury itself in between causing the steps to fail. It worked – so I can still use it while the part ships.
5. S. Hong says:

   February 1, 2010 at 12:00 am

   It was easy to setup, and I it works smoothly.

   I don’t think I will be using the monitoring part, it doesn’t seem to reset, and doesn’t seem accurate.

   The upper part is slightly skewed, which is the only thing bothering me, but I can live with that.