Incline Bench Alternatives for CS&T
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KathyM
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Reebok step
I don't have the Reebok step, but in the Circuit video Gin Miller uses the Reebok step on an incline. Just put one riser on the 6" or 8" height and put the other one on the next higher-8" or 10".
I don't have the Reebok step, but in the Circuit video Gin Miller uses the Reebok step on an incline. Just put one riser on the 6" or 8" height and put the other one on the next higher-8" or 10".
Reebok Step?
Hi, Julie:
I have an old DP step which I love except for the fact that the only two height options I have are 8" or about 2 1/2". I was wondering if you know whether or not one can still buy a Reebok step and if they are cheaper than Step Co. steps. Thanks and good luck with those inclines.
--Ann
Hi, Julie:
I have an old DP step which I love except for the fact that the only two height options I have are 8" or about 2 1/2". I was wondering if you know whether or not one can still buy a Reebok step and if they are cheaper than Step Co. steps. Thanks and good luck with those inclines.
--Ann
Hi, Ann
I'm not Julie-- but I've had my Reebok Step less than a year, so I would suppose they're still available. As far as cost, I don't think it's significantly cheaper than the Step Company's. I paid about $95 for mine. I think that's about comparable to a "full price" Step Company one, though I've heard of people getting better deals on Step Company steps. (I'm not the best person to ask about price, so someone else might be able to give you better info on that issue. I live in the city without a car, and Reebok steps seemed to be the only kind available within "hauling" distance of my home, so I didn't really comparison shop.) FYI: if you ever use a 4" step, a Reebok one may not work for you--it starts at 6" and then adjusts to 8" and 10" (good for weight work but not much else).
Audrey
I'm not Julie-- but I've had my Reebok Step less than a year, so I would suppose they're still available. As far as cost, I don't think it's significantly cheaper than the Step Company's. I paid about $95 for mine. I think that's about comparable to a "full price" Step Company one, though I've heard of people getting better deals on Step Company steps. (I'm not the best person to ask about price, so someone else might be able to give you better info on that issue. I live in the city without a car, and Reebok steps seemed to be the only kind available within "hauling" distance of my home, so I didn't really comparison shop.) FYI: if you ever use a 4" step, a Reebok one may not work for you--it starts at 6" and then adjusts to 8" and 10" (good for weight work but not much else).
Audrey
Reebok Steps
Hi Ann!
I got my Reebok step about 1 1/2 years at the Sports Authority. It was 69.99 and included the original Gin Miller step tape. They were selling the Step Co. steps for 89.99. I'm not sure what they sell for now, but I do step tapes 2-3x a week and my Reebok has really held up well. Hope this helps! Have a great day.
Julie
Hi Ann!
I got my Reebok step about 1 1/2 years at the Sports Authority. It was 69.99 and included the original Gin Miller step tape. They were selling the Step Co. steps for 89.99. I'm not sure what they sell for now, but I do step tapes 2-3x a week and my Reebok has really held up well. Hope this helps! Have a great day.
Julie
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KathyM
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Stepco
The step company sells the Stepco step for 69.99 including shipping. The URL is http://stores.yahoo.com/bodypump/equipment.html.
The step company sells the Stepco step for 69.99 including shipping. The URL is http://stores.yahoo.com/bodypump/equipment.html.