A stepper for less than a tenner delivered.

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Buns of steel.</p>

http://direct.tesco.com/q/R.200-1639.aspx</p>

These thingsgive your legs andglutes agreat workout. You can do it while watching Corrie and it'll stow behind the settee.</p>

Doesn't have lateral movement like some of the more expensive ones (but if you haveeven a slightly dodgy knee joint that could be seen as an advantage.)</p>

Also it sounds like there's an extra device that the one in the picture doesn't have.</p>

Step your way to fitness with this stepper from the Tesco Value range. This step machine features a computer which measures step count, approximate calories burned and time. It also has non-slip footplates, making it safer to use. 1 x PP3 battery is required for the computer on this step machine.</p><p class="i"></p><p class="i"></p>

 

'It'll stow behind the settee'

One has the Chesterfield in the middle of the drawing room in our house

 

RE: 'It'll stow behind the settee'

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You could always see if you could fit it up your arse.</p>

 

well one has a 'PARK DRIVE' in the outside lavvy at mi Ma In Law's House

 

"You can do it while watching Corrie"

I'm not buying one of them if it means I have to start watching Corrie!

 

You have to do it while watching Corrie

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You could do it whilst indulging any of your excellent and individual tastes.</p>

 

Ordered Tuesday. Delivered this morning.

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Much better than the one in the picture. The metal bits are white and the plastic bits blue. Computer is integrated in the centre pillar, vey easy to understandand hasautomatic on/off. The machine is sturdy but light andfeels just right to use.</p>