Steppers & Stair Climbers — 60-85% Off Retail

Pedal steppers (like the Life Fitness 95SE/95Si/Integrity CLS S) have two independent pedals that move up and down — they simulate stair climbing. Revolving staircase climbmills (StairMaster 7000PT, Gauntlet, Matrix C3x/C5x) have an actual moving staircase, like climbing a real building. The revolving staircase is a significantly harder, more realistic workout — that's why firefighters and military use them for training.

Both are excellent commercial revolving-staircase machines. StairMaster invented the category in 1983 and has 40+ years of refinement. Matrix's C-series ClimbMills came later but match StairMaster for build quality at a typically lower retail price. Come test them in our showroom — preference comes down to console layout and step feel.

All our stair machines need about 48-50" x 34-36" of floor space plus 90"+ of ceiling height (they're tall — you're climbing stairs, after all). Plan for at least 7.5 feet of ceiling clearance. Climbmills need more vertical space than pedal steppers.