FAQs:

86 lbs for H/HP units or 150 lbs for LX, SM and TS

Yes, we are the original cardio climber. We invented cardio climbing in 1981 and obtained the first patents on vertical cardio climbers, from that day VersaClimer was born.

Maximum user weight is 350 lbs. With arm extenders, individuals who are up to 7’ 3” can use VersaClimber (LX, SM,TS) models for max reach and stretch.

Yes, You can adjust the foot pedals and hand grips for those who are shorter in height.

0 – 500lbs of variable resistance force. 

Yes, select models (LX, SM and TS) allow the ability to mount to a wall. This requires special mounting brackets. 

No. All of our climbers are free-standing and do not require bolting to the floor. Or, we offer versions that can be bolted to the floor if you choose to do so. This would need to be indicated before placing an order. 

Max range of motion is 1-20 inches for both hands and feet. 

Unlimited speed. There is no max speed. There is no speed limit – it is user-defined. There are no speed limitations. 

The touchscreen display is 7.75” tall x 4.5” wide

The H/HP uses coated cable producing a quieter, low-noise workout. 

Maximum user weight is 350 lbs. With arm extenders, individuals who are 7’ 3” can use VersaClimber (LX, SM,TS) models for max reach and stretch. 

36" x 34" for the base, and 90" tall, 86 lbs

43" x 44" for the base, and 94" tall, 150 lbs

43" x 42" for the base, and 94" tall, 150 lbs

43" x 42" for the base, and 94" tall, 150 lbs

Variable resistance or adjustable resistance is the ability to increase / decrease the force applied when VersaClimbing (stepping, reaching, and pulling). The user dials up or down the resistance or force being applied.  Fixed resistance simply means there is no ability to apply resistance or force when climbing - zero force is applied or “fixed”.