MaxiClimber Reviews: Why We Like It

by Epic.Reviews Staff

• Provides a good workout.
• Quick assembly
• Takes up little space
• No power required

• Doesn't feel sturdy on soft carpeting.
• 240-pound limit

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We found MaxiClimber to be a rare As Seen on TV exercise product which lives up to the hype, providing a solid workout at a reasonable price. Consumer reviews on various websites appear to agree with our mostly-positive assessment.

MaxiClimber

MaxiClimber is a vertical climbing machine which provides a full-body workout in a small space.

Claims & Features

Burns calories and strengthens muscles
Increases endurance
Imitates body’s natural movement of climbing
Burns more calories per hour than bikes or treadmills
Works all major muscle groups
Easy to assemble and store
No stress to joints
Uses body weight as resistance
For beginners to athletes
Maximum user weight: 240 pounds
84 inches tall by 36 inches wide by 24 inches deep

Cost & Availability

You can purchase MaxiClimber from the official website for about $280 after a free trial period of 30 days for $19.95. You can also find it in the sporting goods section of stores such as KMart or Sears for about $200-$230.

MaxiClimber Commercial

The TV commercial below has been airing as of mid-2015. Although it appears that MaxiClimber has been advertising since at least late 2013, it appears to be engaged in a marketing push in mid-2015.

Transcript:

Climb your way to a better, firmer, healthier you, with MaxiClimber, the total body workout that can help you sculpt lean, sexy legs, rock-hard abs, and toned triceps and biceps.

MaxiClimber combines a calorie-burning cardio workout with muscle toning, helping you lose weight while you sculpt and tone.

“It’s a great cardio workout that really works, because you feel the burn. MaxiClimber shaped my life into a healthier beautiful me.”

“You really get a mindset, ‘Oh I’m 63, I can’t lose weight.’ It’s not so. MaxiClimber’s a really good machine.”

Every step you take brings you one step closer to the body you’ve dreamed of. Try the MaxiClimber system for just $49.95 through this 100% risk free trial offer. Try it in your home for 30 days. If it’s not the best machine you’ve ever used, just return it for a full refund. We’ll even refund the shipping and handling. It’s MaxiClimber, the fitness breakthrough, so call or visit MaxiClimber.com now.

MaxiClimber Reviews

As Seen on TV exercise equipment is not always met with the most positive response, often labeled as cheap or over-hyped. With MaxiClimber, however, we found most of the claims in the advertising to be genuine and backed by our experience in using the product. The product delivers a solid workout, and takes up a small amount of space, unlike bikes and other gym equipment. We give it props for easy assembly and a price point below many other steppers that can cost into the thousands. Customer satisfaction runs high, with a 4.5-star rating at Amazon, although its B rating from the BBB in mid-2015 fell to an F Rating by January 2016 (and the listing has been completely removed by December 2016). The rating is due to MaxiClimber’s failure to respond to complaints filed against the business.

Similar Products

While there are a wealth of steppers available, there are not as many which sport the same design as MaxiClimber. Perhaps the closest is the Conquer Vertical Climber Fitness Climbing Machine, which holds a 4-star rating on Amazon and can be found for as low as $130.