Body Style Air Walker

Newest Review: ... could have done it myself. The Air Walker is quite big when it is fully essembled, and you need a quite a lot of room to fit ... more

... it in, then you have to worry about your legs swinging about. This walker folds up easy and can be stored alright. The idea is simple. There is the large frame, which supports you while you are on the walker, 2 bars which you connect to the top of the equipment, 2 large footpads which are connected to the bottom of the bars, a half circle shaped bar which goes at the top, so you can hold on to it when you are excercising. This is heavily padded and very comfy to lean on. Also are 2 handles which you can hold onto, b...more

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Body Style Air Walker: It's exercise, but I love it! (461 words)
by - written on 04/10/01 (Very useful, 780 readings)
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I bought one of these a few weeks ago out of my catalogue. It originally cost £79, but was in the sale book for £49. Now I watch the Shop channel on Sky 634 and these excercise equipment are always on. However priced at £129.99, I felt this was out of my range, so I went for this type. This piece of equipment comes flat packed in a rectangular box, which is pretty heavy. The instructions are clear to read and the thing can be fully set up in about 10 minutes. I was lucky enough to have my fiance, Alex, to set this up, but i am sure I could have done it myself. The Air Walker is quite big when it is fully essembled, and you need a quite a lot of ... Read the complete review

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by - written on 14/08/01
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A HIGHLY MOTIVATING AND VERY ENJOYABLE PIECE OF EXCERSISE EQUIPMENT - Advantages: ENJOYABLE, NON IMPACT, GOOD RESULTS - Disadvantages: QUITE EXPENSIVE

Body Style Air Walker: Up, up and away (490 words)
by - written on 17/02/01 (Very useful, 477 readings)
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I was lucky(?) enough to be given to be given one of these Body Style Air Walkers for Christmas this year. Well firstly it has to be said that it comes in a flat pack box and you have assembling to do, it is bulky and you really need two people to assemble it sucesfully, one to hold the pieces together and one to use the spanners (everything you need is included in pack). There is a main outer body and footplates which have to be attached to the long poles that go from bottom to top that your hands hold on to. It also comes with a timer which gives you amount of steps, calories used and time taken. Now you need the hand holds as you just could not balance when you ... Read the complete review