Posts Tagged ‘Air Climber Machine’
May 23rd, 2010 | 
Author: Airing the FAQs of the Air Climber Machine
It isn’t until you look beneath the surface of a product’s website, claims and guarantees that you get to the heart of the matter. You learn what is and is not fact, and in this case the reality check for the Air Climber machine. Let’s take a quick look and decide for yourself if this is really all that it seems.
According to the website, the Air Climber machine is fully made of resin filled with a special type of fiberglass. Apparently it is strong, lightweight and durable, but you have to be 12 years old or older to use it. Why? Kids under 12 learn to climb stairs by crawling up them and sliding down them. So why don’t they claim that this is because of the dangers of the rubber bands that can be attached, but if a kid uses it, can be safely stored away?
Despite the issues surrounding kids using a stepper or mini-stairs, your wonderful package will come complete with your workouts, DVD, meal type plan, resistance cord (oops, other ads suggest more than one!), rapid weight-loss program, battery-run computer tracking system and a training guide. If you look at the manual, how can you use the exercises for the arms with one resistance cord or band? Isn’t it better to work out both arms at the same time? Also, what strikes this reader as disturbing is that any quality health or exercise item would even suggest a fast weight-loss program, which is dangerous and harmful to the body.
Obviously there is also a catch with the trial price as you will see that you have to pay the shipping and handling to receive it and return it, therefore spending more money and receiving nothing back. I cannot speak for everyone out there, but this seems more like a good sales pitch rather than a genuine set of claims. What do you think?
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