Stepr

Stepr makes stairmill climbers — machines with a genuine revolving staircase rather than the pedal action of a traditional stepper. Climbing real stairs is one of the highest calorie-burn cardio modalities available, with far less joint impact than running. McSport Ireland stocks Stepr within our stair climbers and cardio equipment ranges. Stepr Home Stairmill Climber — revolving stair action with a 27" console Low impact, high output — raises heart rate quickly without the joint loading of running Glute and posterior chain focus — stair climbing loads the glutes and hamstrings more than flat-surface cardio Home gym specification — commercial-style mechanics sized for a serious home gym Stairmills in Ireland Stairmills need ceiling height — you are standing on a step that is already raised off the floor. Measure your room height before ordering; McSport can confirm requirements and handles delivery and installation nationwide. What is the difference between a stairmill and a stepper? A stairmill has a revolving staircase, so you genuinely climb steps and lift your full bodyweight each stride. A stepper uses pedals on hydraulic or magnetic resistance, which is lower intensity and takes far less space. How much ceiling height does a stairmill need? Add your own height to the height of the top step, plus clearance. Most stairmills need around 2.4m minimum; taller users in rooms with standard ceilings should check carefully before ordering.