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Question: When is the newest version of the FitDesk X-1 coming out?
Document: I bought FitDesk to get cardio. I read every review here and online before I bought. What impresses me the most is how the product has been improved in nearly every area where a complaint has been made. This is a very well made and thought out product.SETUP - Took 1 hour, very simple. logical, and mostly intuitive.PERFORMANCE - A lot of people comment that it's not like a professional exercise cycle. True.
He plans to use it too while studying or working from home. It does make an initial clacking noise when pedaling which should go away with more use. (we've had it a week now)My children want to ride it but it is too tall for them; we are hopeful that Fitdesk can come out with a smaller version for homeschooling children ages 5 +.
Bands snapped, desk screws holding the odometer stripped, all very quickly with little use...but the bike runs great, and I can move it around the house by myself, and for the price,ability to fold out... I can't fault it much, so I took off 1 star due to the cheap quality ofthe desk and bands.
I just burned 471 calories in 1 h & 45 min while on my computer.It took me (56 y.o. woman) about an hour to put it together while watching tv but I tend to be handy with tools. It is sturdy and well built. It is much taller than it looks in the picture but I'm kind of short 5'4&#34;. It folds easily, it rolls to any location you prefer and it doesn't take up a lot of space.
I spend a tremendous amount of time in front of a computer, and I'm a type 1 diabetic, which is not a good combination. Looking at the product over the web I thought... this could be great, or it could be a total bust. Considering the fact that I need every advantage I can get to stay healthy, I figured it was worth the risk. Turns out, it's very well built, and quite usable.
The key is the arm-rest they provide which stabilizes the arms and hands and makes typing effortless.I'll followup in this review over the next few weeks as I determine how practical this approach is to working out. So far, the results look promising! !There are a few reasons I started with a 4 (out of 5) stars.1) I ended up removing the back-rest. It forced me to sit too far forward and make it really uncomfortable.
Nice touch. It is easy to fold it up and move.DO I USE IT? - Just got it. So far I've jumped on it while I was on the phone (1 hour total) and also doing email (30 minutes). I love that I can use it during a phone call without noise interference - which is great! I will add my reviews on long term use-ability to this review over time. Some of whether I use it or not will be "on me."
1.) Making the desk height and angle adjustable. The default values are not bad, but it would be nice if they were adjustable. 2.) Make the seat back more like an office chair with lumbar support. I realize that would increase the cost, and might seem like a strange request... However, ergonomics are extremely important for power-users, and I don't think this feature is unreasonable to consider for the 21st century information worker. 3.)
I opted for the second option and Don followed up to let me know a bike shop close to my house. Above and beyond. My only disappointment is the few days I can't use FitDesk while I wait for the replacement part:) Kris
The FitDesk X1 is a great exercise bike for the money. It is built to last and the ride is quiet. I have saved and hour a day by combining some of my workout with the daily routine of reading and answering emails. Easy to put together and the necessary tools come with the bike.
Answer: yes