








🚀 Elevate your fitness game with the MaxiClimber—where full-body power meets sleek, space-saving design!
The MaxiClimber 2.0 is a compact, foldable vertical climbing machine built with durable cold-rolled steel supporting up to 240 lbs. It features five adjustable height settings and ergonomic handlebars to fit users up to 6'2", delivering a low-impact, full-body workout that combines cardio and strength training. With 90% pre-assembly and a lightweight frame, it’s perfect for home use, offering quiet operation and compatibility with a premium coaching app for guided workouts.

| ASIN | B00K6ZURAW |
| Best Sellers Rank | #92,965 in Sporting Goods ( See Top 100 in Sporting Goods ) #109 in Step Fitness Machines |
| Brand | Maxi Climber |
| Brand Name | Maxi Climber |
| Color | Black/Grey |
| Colour | Black/Grey |
| Customer Reviews | 4.2 out of 5 stars 9,832 Reviews |
| Global Trade Identification Number | 05060191464079, 05060191468664 |
| Included Components | 1 MaxiClimber ; 1 User Manual ; 1 Assembly Kit |
| Item Dimensions L x W x H | 98.9L x 71W x 217H centimeters |
| Item Type Name | Fitness System |
| Item Weight | 33 Pounds |
| Item weight | 33 Pounds |
| Manufacturer | High Street TV |
| Manufacturer Part Number | 400-001-986 |
| Material | Cold-rolled Steel |
| Material Type | Cold-rolled Steel |
| Model Number | MXC 2.0. |
| Number of Batteries | 1 AAA batteries required. |
| Number of Items | 1 |
| Number of batteries | 1 AAA batteries required. |
| Product dimensions | 98.9L x 71W x 217H centimeters |
| UPC | 744288915358 897666001270 144000019065 |
| Unit Count | 1 Count |
| Weight Capacity Maximum | 250 Pounds |
A**I
السعر مبالغ به
السعر مبالغ به كنت انوي شراؤه لكن ارتفع سعره 200 درهم خلال أيام ما هو السبب ؟
N**0
Très efficace
Fait travailler des muscles dont je ne connaissais pas l'existence!!! Très efficace
A**E
Good value - performs as advertised!
Arrived on time and was easy to assemble (approx. 15 minutes). I have it placed on carpet, but am not concerned with it tipping over. Its a simple machine, and yes the digital counter is of questionable benefit, but for the price tag, its excellent at delivering a great workout. I find it works out legs more than anything, but there may be peripheral benefits for core and arms too.
G**I
Eccezionale
Maxi climber è arrivato in anticipo e l’ho subito provato. Da allora lo uso tutti i giorni e devo dire che ha superato le mie aspettative. L’attrezzo è robusto e non molto ingombrante. Per quanto riguarda l’allenamento, lavorano soprattutto le gambe ma anche la parte superiore del corpo. Promosso a pieni voti.
P**W
Great workout
PLEASE NOTE: Review updated to reflect excellent quality of customer service (see last paragraph). Putting the Maxi Climber together was a task--it took longer than it might usually have because some of the nuts and bolts were not attached to the machine, and I had to dig around the box to find them. That was irritating, but once I found everything, I completed construction in a few minutes. Make sure all the pieces listed in the handbook are included; there is also a DVD. The machine comes with a little wrench that allows you to screw on the bolts. You need to attach the feet very tightly. One of the most crucial pieces is the pin with a ring on it that holds the machine together with the bar at the base, and then to keep it closed when you fold it and put it away. Without that piece, you might as well return the machine. Always secure that pin and check all the screws for tightness before exercising. Another caution mentioned by another reviewer: you need to look out or you might bump a ceiling fan with the handlebars, which are quite long, so place your machine accordingly. It takes up very little space, and I love how easy it is to put away. This would fit in the smallest room or apartment. Once I had the machine put together, I decided to give it a try. Since I'm not in the greatest condition (I broke my ankle and foot in summer 2013, was bedridden for 3 months and limped for six more), I held onto the stationary bars above the timer and very cautiously put my feet on the steps before grasping the sliding bars. Everything held firm, and the machine seems very stable. The instructions warn you not to lean forward while moving. The isometric motion is amazing, working your arms against your legs. It didn't hurt my joints at all, and it actually helped my spine. Within five minutes I had already worked up a major sweat. My arms, legs, and abs are still burning as I type this. I am optimistic that this thing might actually help me get back into shape! Even if the Maxi Climber eventually breaks down after a few months, it's worth trying for $249.00, as opposed to $3000.00 for a massive tread-climber that might be next to impossible to return. Amazon has an excellent return policy, so I felt confident when buying it that, if it didn't work out, I could send it back. So, KEEP ALL YOUR PACKAGING! You may need it. One caveat: the components, while reasonably heavy, are rather thin, so I suggest you have your significant other or a friend spot you during your first workout. The maximum weight it claims to hold is 240 lbs. I will update my progress as time goes by, but I am pleased today. *UPDATE: Innova responded to my poor packaging review (separate from product review) and they made everything right. Their customer service department is very polite and will work to make certain that you are happy with your Maxi-Climber--just ask! In light of that, they get five stars for great service. I feel satisfied now that this machine will last me for a long time.
Y**K
I love it!
What a fabulous example of medieval torture! I've had this two days and I can barely walk! It's so simple yet clearly effective. My hobby is hill walking so thought I'd get something to maintain / enhance my leg strength. I have no doubt that this will do the job at a fraction of the price of other apparatus. Don't be put off by the price, it may be cheap (relatively) but it is well made and solid. Took 10 mins to put together and every time I see it I climb on for a go! You can use your arms and legs, target triceps or biceps (just change your grip). You can just use legs too. YOU set the pace, how deep you go on each step etc. The counter doesn't work but you don't fatten a pig by measuring it. Get on, climb until you feel it working, repeat. Highly recommend.
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