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title: "MaxiClimber Vertical Climber Provides an Adjustable Platform to Target Power, Strength and Endurance Training for a Full-Body Workout. Free Fitness App and ERS Resistance"
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# Built-in digital calorie & step counter Adjustable height with 5 settings Mimics rock climbing motions MaxiClimber Vertical Climber Provides an Adjustable Platform to Target Power, Strength and Endurance Training for a Full-Body Workout. Free Fitness App and ERS Resistance

**Brand:** maxi climber
**Price:** € 737.80
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> 🧗‍♀️ Climb higher, burn faster, and own your fitness journey!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** MaxiClimber Vertical Climber Provides an Adjustable Platform to Target Power, Strength and Endurance Training for a Full-Body Workout. Free Fitness App and ERS Resistance by maxi climber
- **How much does it cost?** € 737.80 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
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## Best For

- maxi climber enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted maxi climber brand quality
- Free international shipping included
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## Key Features

- • **Compact & Portable:** Lightweight, foldable design lets you store it effortlessly—under the bed or in a closet—so fitness fits your lifestyle.
- • **Total-Body Powerhouse:** Engage every major muscle group with a dynamic, full-body cardio workout that sculpts and tones from head to toe.
- • **Custom Fit, Every Time:** Five adjustable height settings and ergonomic design ensure a perfect fit for all body types up to 240 lbs.
- • **Motivation Meets Metrics:** Track your progress with a built-in digital calorie and step counter plus a free 21-day diet and exercise plan to fuel your climb.
- • **Joint-Friendly Resistance:** Bodyweight-powered resistance delivers a low-impact workout that protects your joints while maximizing strength and endurance.

## Overview

The MaxiClimber Vertical Climber is a durable, steel-constructed home fitness machine that simulates rock climbing motions to deliver a full-body, low-impact cardio workout. With five adjustable height settings and a weight capacity of 240 lbs, it suits all fitness levels. Its built-in digital calorie and step counter keeps you motivated, while its foldable, lightweight design ensures easy storage. Included is a 21-day diet and exercise plan, making it a comprehensive solution for strength, endurance, and calorie burning—all from the comfort of home.

## Description

From the manufacturer Climb your way to a fitter, healthier, leaner you with MaxiClimber What’s Included MaxiClimber System User Manual MaxiDiet and Exercise Plan Digital Counter Maxi Diet and Exercise Wall Chart MaxiClimber gives you a calorie- burning, muscle- toning workout! In one simple move it engages all major muscle groups for an incredibly efficient and dynamic workout. A great alternative to jogging, running or hiking. MaxiClimber works your entire body, for a maximum workout in minimum time. It’s lightweight, portable and even folds flat for easy storage, so you can work out in the comfort of your own home. Just 30 minutes of use, 3 times a week will give you the perfect workout. The digital calorie and step counter will monitor your workout time and fitness progress to keep you motivated. Dynamic Full Body Workout - A great alternative to jogging, running or hiking. MaxiClimber works your entire body, for a maximum workout in minimum time - Ideal for high-intensity interval training – hit it hard, then back off to recover. It’s one of the best ways to burn calories and get fit Low Impact - Uses only your own bodyweight for resistance so there’s no added stress on joints - Helps improve fitness and sculpt all areas, including legs, arms and core - Burns calories and activates the legs more than traditional lunges - MaxiClimber gives you a cardio workout all from your home Suitable for all levels - Anyone can use the MaxiClimber no matter what their fitness level - 5 different height settings to customise the machine to suit you - Durable steel construction can support up to 240 lbs (110 kg) - Recommended use of just 30 minutes a day, three times a week

Review: Hard Work! (Detailed review) - Assembly: it's both easy and hard. I managed it on my own, and I'm a 5'5 woman with chronic pain disabilities, but it's quite awkward. I had to lie on the floor to do up the nuts on the four bolts for the stabiliser bars, as at that point the device can't be stood upright. The next bit is attaching the cord to a nut, and there isn't much space to turn the spanner, so it frustratingly takes ages even though not difficult. The rest slots neatly in and clicks into place, which is great, except that the moving handles are so tall that unless your ceiling is over 9ft high you have to tilt the device on it's side, hold it with one hand and awkwardly slot the long metal bars in with the other hand, then repeat on the other side. It would help to have two people at that point. Use: well, it's hard work! I can say that anyone saying there is no resistance is using their body weight wrong - if you go very slowly you can tip your body weight to help the active arm and leg rather than using it against the muscles. I've done three sessions so far, 10 mins, and ached like crazy in between. And I'm reasonably fit as I walk a 20 minute steep hill at least four times a week. I had assumed that as I have a level of fitness already 10 mins at a time would be too easy a start, but noooo! I enjoy the movement, and it's the first home exercise device I've tried that doesn't hurt my back at all, because I'm not sitting, but stretching out that area from both above and below. I'm not at all sure it works on the core muscles as I have no aching there, while my arms and legs ache like crazy. It does make quite a lot of noise, metal on metal runner noise. There are no squeaks, bangs or clanks, but it's not quiet. I don't find it annoying as it forms a rhythm as I move, but you couldn't watch TV while using it, and nor could anyone else in the same room. Because it lifts you high up there can be a tendency for people to stare in through the window as they see movement and maybe hear the noise. The timer/calorie counter is a rough guide. I'm using a countdown timer and it disagrees with the MaxiClimber's timer by about half a minute. It's useful to know how many steps you've done. I've deliberately worked to slow down so I can keep going longer, as I had to stop 3 times in my first 10 minute session due to over-exertion. It also helps to keep checking your posture and trying to make sure you work both sides evenly - I'm finding I tend to work my right more than my left unless I pay attention. I'm not at all sure I'll be able to follow the recommended three week starting programme, because I still ache so much after each session that increasing what I'm doing yet seems a bad idea. I look forward to being able to get on to interval training, but I also look forward to not aching like crazy all the time! It must be doing me good, but it's not for the faint hearted. Mind you, I feel that once I can do half an hour non stop on this thing, I'll be a pretty hard woman! I love this piece of kit and I suspect it's very effective for raising fitness levels, if you can get through a week or two of constant muscle aches.
Review: 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.

## Features

- MIMICS ROCK CLIMBING MOTIONS: The MaxiClimber home workout system mimics the motions used in rock climbing to help you reach new heights of fitness. Engage all major muscle groups from top to toe and get your heart pumping with a fun and effective total body cardio workout from the comfort of your home.
- MULTIFUNCTIONAL FITNESS: The MaxiClimber uses only your own bodyweight for resistance. This minimises the stress placed on your joints and helps you build up overall body strength making it suitable for anyone, of any age or fitness level. A great alternative to jogging, running or hiking.
- ALL-OVER RESULTS: The full body workout system helps you strengthen muscles from head to toe whilst also supporting improvements in your heart and cardiovascular health. Sculpt and tone arms and legs in one simple move. Ideal for high-intensity interval training! Hit hard, then back off to recover. It's one of the best ways to burn calories and get fit. Featuring a built in digital calorie and step counter to monitor your workout time and fitness progress to keep you motivated!
- BUILT TO LAST: This machine is ergonomically designed to suit virtually any body type. The durable steel construction can support up to 240lbs (110kg) and with five different height settings, you can customise the machine to suit you. Get gym equipment quality to use in your own home!
- EASY TO STORE: The lightweight and portable design is also compact. When you've finished using the machine, simply fold it up for easy storage in a cupboard or even under the bed. The Maxi Climber also includes the 21-day MaxiDiet and Exercise Plan, packed with expert advice and more than 80 delicious recipes to help you fuel up and get into shape.

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B00K6ZURAW |
| Batteries | 1 AAA batteries required. |
| Batteries included? | No |
| Best Sellers Rank | 24,530 in Sports & Outdoors ( See Top 100 in Sports & Outdoors ) 51 in Steppers |
| Brand | Maxi Climber |
| Color | Black/Grey |
| Compatible with | Compatibility: Supports up to 240 pounds |
| Customer Reviews | 4.1 4.1 out of 5 stars (10,038) |
| Date First Available | 15 Oct. 2014 |
| Department | Unisex |
| Height | 6 inches |
| Included components | Digital Counter, Maxi Diet & Exercise Plan, Maxi Diet & Exercise Wall Chart, MaxiClimber System, User Manual |
| Is discontinued by manufacturer | No |
| Item display length | 51.5 inches |
| Item display width | 9 inches |
| Item model number | MXC 2.0. |
| Manufacturer | High Street TV |
| Material type | Cold-rolled Steel |
| Maximum weight capacity | 250 Pounds |
| Number of items | 1 |
| Number of pieces | 1 |
| Product Dimensions | 144.78 x 25.4 x 15.24 cm; 14.97 kg |
| Seasons | Year-round |
| Shape | Original |
| Size | Original |
| Sport | Fitness |
| Style | Vertical |
| Weight | 14.97 kg |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** Maxi Climber
- **Colour:** Black/Grey
- **Material:** Cold-rolled Steel
- **Number of batteries:** 1 AAA batteries required.
- **Product dimensions:** 25.4L x 15.2W x 144.8H centimetres

## Images

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## Questions & Answers

**Q: How is adjusted the resistance? Is this effective?**
A: You cannot adjust the resistance, hence why my review gave it 2 stars - after a few weeks it becomes too easy, and you have to workout for longer and longer.  My answer was to use ankle weights and a weighted vest, but it would be a whole lot easier if you could simple adjust on machine - hope this helps

**Q: I'm 5ft is this going to be to big?**
A: My wife is 5' 1" and uses it without any trouble. You only need to adjust the height settings to suit you, which is easy to do.

**Q: customers are saying it makes a noise/squeaky this is a bit off-putting - can the sliding parts be greased or oiled to stop the noise ?**
A: It's pretty quiet , sounds like someone with a small saw. That is the sound of the cable pulled up and down. We've two small kids and they sleep through it with ease.

**Q: Is this suitable for taller people? I am 6'2 tall but in the picture the horizontal bar in the middle looks close to the knees!**
A: Yes. You'll just fit.

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Hard Work! (Detailed review)
*by S***S on 6 May 2017*

Assembly: it's both easy and hard. I managed it on my own, and I'm a 5'5 woman with chronic pain disabilities, but it's quite awkward. I had to lie on the floor to do up the nuts on the four bolts for the stabiliser bars, as at that point the device can't be stood upright. The next bit is attaching the cord to a nut, and there isn't much space to turn the spanner, so it frustratingly takes ages even though not difficult. The rest slots neatly in and clicks into place, which is great, except that the moving handles are so tall that unless your ceiling is over 9ft high you have to tilt the device on it's side, hold it with one hand and awkwardly slot the long metal bars in with the other hand, then repeat on the other side. It would help to have two people at that point. Use: well, it's hard work! I can say that anyone saying there is no resistance is using their body weight wrong - if you go very slowly you can tip your body weight to help the active arm and leg rather than using it against the muscles. I've done three sessions so far, 10 mins, and ached like crazy in between. And I'm reasonably fit as I walk a 20 minute steep hill at least four times a week. I had assumed that as I have a level of fitness already 10 mins at a time would be too easy a start, but noooo! I enjoy the movement, and it's the first home exercise device I've tried that doesn't hurt my back at all, because I'm not sitting, but stretching out that area from both above and below. I'm not at all sure it works on the core muscles as I have no aching there, while my arms and legs ache like crazy. It does make quite a lot of noise, metal on metal runner noise. There are no squeaks, bangs or clanks, but it's not quiet. I don't find it annoying as it forms a rhythm as I move, but you couldn't watch TV while using it, and nor could anyone else in the same room. Because it lifts you high up there can be a tendency for people to stare in through the window as they see movement and maybe hear the noise. The timer/calorie counter is a rough guide. I'm using a countdown timer and it disagrees with the MaxiClimber's timer by about half a minute. It's useful to know how many steps you've done. I've deliberately worked to slow down so I can keep going longer, as I had to stop 3 times in my first 10 minute session due to over-exertion. It also helps to keep checking your posture and trying to make sure you work both sides evenly - I'm finding I tend to work my right more than my left unless I pay attention. I'm not at all sure I'll be able to follow the recommended three week starting programme, because I still ache so much after each session that increasing what I'm doing yet seems a bad idea. I look forward to being able to get on to interval training, but I also look forward to not aching like crazy all the time! It must be doing me good, but it's not for the faint hearted. Mind you, I feel that once I can do half an hour non stop on this thing, I'll be a pretty hard woman! I love this piece of kit and I suspect it's very effective for raising fitness levels, if you can get through a week or two of constant muscle aches.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ I love it!
*by Y***K on 30 December 2022*

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.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Well built machine
*by N***N on 3 March 2017*

I watched the adverts for this over and over again, watched Youtube videos to see how easy this was as a machine and then obviously the Amazon reviews as well. It had really decent reviews and it was this or a Spin cycle but I edged with this because it also worked the shoulders and arms. The first few days. I won't lie to you are a killer....your legs will feel that they are on fire and I managed all of 2 mins before my legs became jelly but persevere because this is a great machine. At the moment I have flu so haven't been on it for a little while but what I found really good was to download a staggering time app, then set it up to do 1 min, 30 secs and 30 secs rest then repeat x 3. You'll get what I mean if you download an app, then what I do is 1 minute of normal, short steps but quite fast similar to a run, then 30 secs of deep steps using using the inside of my hand so I'm using my biceps then rest for 30 secs....then do it all again x 2. That's virtually 4 and half mins of exercise but it will feel like 20 mins I assure you. Noise levels are fine, you can hear the pulley and the metal working but its not loud. Its well built, took literally 10 mins to put up initially but now I can take it down in 5. ok so folding it or storing it away, it can be a bit of a pain. Its not the machine that's the issue but its the frame legs that are quite wide and it would have been nice if somehow they build these to have either a quick release bolt or made them a little smaller although they need to be big to support the machine and keep it stable. Its not to heavy but again it would have been easier with some transporting wheels on the base These are only minor gripes though, if you have enough room to keep it up then this won't be an issue. You won't be disappointed with the machine, just make sure you persevere at the start

## Frequently Bought Together

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