Uploaded January 2024 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
STEPR Pricing: treviewguru.com/STEPRPlus
Read the full STEPR review: treadmillreviewguru.com/stepr-plus-stair-climber-review
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The STEPR+ is a new home stair-stepper to hit the market. It’s made for home use, but we found it to be comparable to commercial-grade stair-steppers. We’re impressed with the overall construction of this machine.
Although it’s large and heavy, the STEPR takes up a fairly small amount of floor space. It can also be used in 8-foot tall ceilings for people up to 6 feet tall. The STEPR can be moved, it has removable transport handles and 2 front transportation wheels, but we don’t recommend moving it often. It weighs 286 lbs and because of its tall design, it’s pretty hard to move. So, it’s best if you have a space for it to stay in your home.
The steel frame makes it feel really solid and also contributes to its weight. What makes the STEPR so compact is its 3-step stadium design. The steps are only 5.2” high so they’re a little shorter than other stair-climbers and standard staircases. This can take some getting used to, but once you do the STEPR is easy to use while providing a great workout.
There are 25 different speed settings to adjust your intensity level. The STEPR+ does make some noise, but it’s actually helpful to hear the steps move to keep a good pace.
Our team ranges from 5’1” up to 6’5” and we found the STEPR to be comfortable for all of us. STEPR’s claim that folks from 4’11” up to 7’2” seems accurate.
The STEPR isn’t your average stair-climber though because it has a large 27” touch screen attached to the frame. At the time of filming this, STEPR includes their All-Access Membership for free. This includes studio trainer-led workouts, outdoor-filmed videos, and streaming from apps like Netflix, Spotify, and YouTube.
STEPR has updates coming so make sure to check out our review at TreadmillReviewGuru.com to learn more.
If you’re looking for one of the best, if not the best in-home stair-stepper, on the market, then check out the STEPR+.
0:00 - STEPR Review
0:41 - STEPR Overview
7:09 - Safety Features
8:55 - Console/Content
12:37 - STEPR Demo
13:21 - Taller User Demo
13:47 - Final Thoughts
#stepr #stairmaster #stairclimber
STEPR Pricing: treviewguru.com/STEPRPlus
Read the full STEPR review: treadmillreviewguru.com/stepr-plus-stair-climber-review
Find the best cardio machine: treadmillreviewguru.com/best-cardio-machine
The STEPR+ is a new home stair-stepper to hit the market. It’s made for home use, but we found it to be comparable to commercial-grade stair-steppers. We’re impressed with the overall construction of this machine.
Although it’s large and heavy, the STEPR takes up a fairly small amount of floor space. It can also be used in 8-foot tall ceilings for people up to 6 feet tall. The STEPR can be moved, it has removable transport handles and 2 front transportation wheels, but we don’t recommend moving it often. It weighs 286 lbs and because of its tall design, it’s pretty hard to move. So, it’s best if you have a space for it to stay in your home.
The steel frame makes it feel really solid and also contributes to its weight. What makes the STEPR so compact is its 3-step stadium design. The steps are only 5.2” high so they’re a little shorter than other stair-climbers and standard staircases. This can take some getting used to, but once you do the STEPR is easy to use while providing a great workout.
There are 25 different speed settings to adjust your intensity level. The STEPR+ does make some noise, but it’s actually helpful to hear the steps move to keep a good pace.
Our team ranges from 5’1” up to 6’5” and we found the STEPR to be comfortable for all of us. STEPR’s claim that folks from 4’11” up to 7’2” seems accurate.
The STEPR isn’t your average stair-climber though because it has a large 27” touch screen attached to the frame. At the time of filming this, STEPR includes their All-Access Membership for free. This includes studio trainer-led workouts, outdoor-filmed videos, and streaming from apps like Netflix, Spotify, and YouTube.
STEPR has updates coming so make sure to check out our review at TreadmillReviewGuru.com to learn more.
If you’re looking for one of the best, if not the best in-home stair-stepper, on the market, then check out the STEPR+.
0:00 - STEPR Review
0:41 - STEPR Overview
7:09 - Safety Features
8:55 - Console/Content
12:37 - STEPR Demo
13:21 - Taller User Demo
13:47 - Final Thoughts
#stepr #stairmaster #stairclimber
