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Question: What is the difference between the regular Step360 and the Step360Pro?
Document: The enclosed dvd comes with instructions and workouts. If you have resistance bands, you are good to go.If not, you need to purchase some because they are not included. The workouts are basic and unlikely to challenge advanced and intermediate exercisers. Overall, this is not a terribly successful hybrid. There is some wobble but probably not enough to make a significant difference in the workout.As tempting as this concept was, I did not find it superior to or a replacement for either my regular stepper or Bosu.
The difference is that the exercise ball only cost about 15 dollars whereas this Step360 is almost 130 dollars. Again, very disappointed that a higher quality pump isn't included at this price point. You will need to use the pump fairly frequently to keep your Step360 properly inflated and there's a really good chance you'll break it if you are not exceedingly careful as the plastic shaft is easily bent.As for the Step360 itself... I was really expecting more. It's really not much more than a round step platform.
The product is great but I ordered a Step 360 Pro and I was sent a Step 360. There is a difference and I did not realize the error until I had used the product several times. I caution everyone who orders from Amazon to check the product before using it.I was very disappointed with Amazon with this error.
Essentially a marriage between Bosu and regular steppers, this device promises to bring the best of both to the home exercise routine. While it does a provide an acceptable basic workout, it does not quite make the mark.The device itself is large and bulky. You must inflate it with a really lame hand pump. I thought the pump was flimsy. There are no valves, just holes that are plugged after inflation. Once inflated, it is essentially two firm air cushions topped with a balance board.
I wholeheartedly recommend the SPRI Step360 Pro Trainer for healthy folks who are beginning in their quest for fitness, as well as for those who are looking to tone up in the comfort of their own home.
I'm surprised by negative comments regarding size - this fits neatly under a desk when not in use. The DVDs are Ok, but sorely lacking in beginner instruction. There are other versions of the Step360 kits that mention a wall chart; maybe I'd have been better off with that.
Because of the two layers to inflate, you're able to truly customize how difficult the workout will be. When the Step360 is fully inflated, it is very firm, and therefore easy to balance on. As you let air out of it, it becomes more wobbly, and thus makes it much more difficult to even stand on.
I might have not read the product description correctly or something but while I like the Step360 just fine half of the avavilabe exercises are done with the arm bands an those wernt included in the package(maybe thats just with the vine shipment?). As is the exercises are easy enough an with enough time I'm sure will be effective.
I'm currently using blue elastic bands from my PT sessions, and they work just fine. The best thing about the Step360 Pro is that the top is wide enough that it makes me feel secure -- while I'm not struggling to keep balance, I can also challenge myself more *because* I don't feel as if I'll topple over like a Weeble.
They are very creative in all the different things they use it for (table, stool, hand stands, cartwheels, jumping platform). I would recommend knowing what types of things you want to do and making sure that the Step360 can accomplish them before buying it.Notes:- Does not come with resistance bands. Very annoying.- The pump is flimsy but I  got it to work.- This is kind of a cross between a bosu and a step platform.
Answer: yes