MaxiClimber XL-2000 versus Original MaxiClimber Classic Vertical Climber, Comparison Review

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Simulate rock climbing and get a full body workout with the MaxiClimber XL-2000 and Original MaxiClimber Classic Vertical Climbers.

The well-constructed MaxiClimber Vertical Climber machines combine weight resistance, muscle toning and aerobic cardio exercise.  Super effective, the MaxiClimbers tone your legs, core and arms while being low-impact on your knees and joints.

 

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Calorie burn is impressive too with the MaxiClimber Vertical Climbers – you can burn twice as many calories per workout with HIIT routines compared to other exercise machines (e.g. treadmills) in the same amount of time.  You’ll also activate up to 45% increase in AfterBurn for continued calorie burn after you’ve finished your MaxiClimber workout.

 

The MaxiClimber XL-2000 is the newest and updated version of the Original MaxiClimber Classic Vertical Climber.  The redesigned MaxiClimber XL-2000 incorporates an Hydraulic Resistance System which the Original MaxiClimber Classic does not have.

 

MaxiClimber XL-2000 features
include Hydraulic Resistance System

The Hydraulic Resistance System of the MaxiClimber XL-2000 offers bi-directional 12 levels of resistance, allowing you to adjust and control the intensity of your workout.  The Original MaxiClimber Classic Vertical Climber does not have adjustable resistance but works on the premise of using your own body weight to create resistance.

 

Both the MaxiClimber XL-2000 and Original MaxiClimber Classic Vertical Climbers come with a simple-to-use LCD monitor (battery operated) that displays motivating workout data as you exercise including time, count, total count, calories and scan.

 

MaxiClimber Classic's LCD monitor

A FREE MaxiClimber Fitness App is available to download to your own mobile device (IOS and Android) for access to specially designed training including:  HIIT routines, 21 Day Maxi-Challenge Interval Program, your own personal fitness coach On Demand, 21 Day complete Meal Plan with 80+ recipes, plus the ability to track and show your progress.

 

FREE MaxiClimber Fitness App available
to download to your own IOS or Android device

The MaxiClimber XL-2000 has the advantage of having an integrated mobile device holder which the Original MaxiClimber Classic does not have.

 

MaxiClimber XL-2000's mobile device holder

Both MaxiClimbers are adjustable for different user heights, although the XL-2000 allows for a higher range up to 6.6 ft compared to 6.2 ft maximum user height on the Original MaxiClimber Classic. 

 

Both MaxiClimber Vertical Climber machines feature non-slip hand-grips for user comfort.  The foot pedals differ between the two machines, with the XL-2000 having full-size swivelling pedals compared to the Original MaxiClimber Classic’s standard pedals.

 

Both MaxiClimbers are sturdily constructed but the XL-2000 is heavier than the Original MaxiClimber Classic and therefore supports a higher user weight capacity of up to 300 lbs compared to the 240 lbs maximum user weight capacity on the Original MaxiClimber Classic.

 

Both MaxiClimber Vertical Climbers are constructed with a space-saving folding design for easy storage.  The XL-2000 has the advantage of integrated rollers for easy transportation which the Original MaxiClimber Classic does not have.  Being the lighter machine though, the Original Classic should be fairly easy to relocate if needed (the XL-2000 weighs around 51 lbs while the Original Classic weighs around 33 lbs).

 

There’s also a slight difference in the overall footprint between these two MaxiClimber Vertical Climbers with the XL-2000 having a footprint of around 25.78” long x 41.33” wide, while the Original Classic has a footprint of around 28.3” long x 35.82” wide (unfolded).

MaxiClimber XL-2000 Hydraulic Resistance Vertical Climber

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Fitness tip:  Working out for just 30 minutes on a Vertical Climber could burn around 250 calories, depending on the intensity of the workout.

 

Let’s take a glance at the main differences and similarities between the MaxiClimber XL-2000 versus Original MaxiClimber Classic laid out in the easy-to-read comparison tables below to help you decide on which is the best Vertical Climber machine for you:

 

Sunny Health & Fitness Pro versus Pro II Indoor Cycling Bike, What's the Difference?

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The Sunny Health & Fitness Pro (SF-B901) and Pro II (SF-B1995) Indoor Cycling Bikes allow you to simulate outdoor road cycle training in the comfort and safety of your own home.

The original Sunny Health & Fitness Pro (SF-B901) Indoor Cycle utilizes a chain-drive system for a more authentic road-bike feel while the newer and updated Pro II (SF-B1995) Spin Bike utilizes a more modern belt-drive system for a smoother and quieter workout.

 

Both the Sunny Health & Fitness Pro and Pro II Indoor Cycles utilize a 40 lb chromed solid flywheel - the heavy flywheel weight ensures smooth and consistent momentum throughout your workout.

 

Both the Sunny Health & Fitness Pro and Pro II spin bikes also feature micro-adjustable resistance with dual felt-pad and emergency brake, putting you in total control of your workout – you can increase or decrease the intensity of your cycle training with a simple twist of the resistance-knob and push down on the emergency brake to stop safely.

 

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Being the newer and updated model, the Sunny Health & Fitness Pro II (SF-B1995) comes with some extra features that the older Pro (SF-B901) Indoor Cycle does not have including:

 

·        A digital monitor (battery operated) that tracks your cycling data such as time, speed, distance, RPM, odometer, scan, calories burned and pulse

·        Contact pulse grip sensors in the handlebars to help you stay within your target heart-rate zone as you cycle

·        A device holder to place your mobile phone or tablet to keep entertained as you cycle

·        A handy side-mounted water bottle holder so you can keep hydrated without having to get off the bike

 

Sunny Health & Fitness Pro II's
digital monitor

If you look closely at the pictures of the Sunny Health & Fitness Pro and Pro II you’ll also notice that there’s a slight difference in the design of the handlebars between these two spin bikes, with the original Pro’s handlebars being more horizontal in design compared to the newer Pro II’s handlebars being more angled.  The design of the handlebars on both bikes allow for multi-grip positions and the sturdiness of the bikes allows you to pedal while sitting or standing, i.e. you can effectively simulate different cycling postures and road conditions such as flats or hill climbing.

 

Both the Sunny Health & Fitness Pro and Pro II’s handlebars are height adjustable and the saddle on both indoor cycles is both height adjustable and forward/backward adjustable for a custom fit for different riders.  The saddle on the Pro II is slightly larger than the original Pro (10.5” long x 7.75” wide x 3” deep compared to 10” long x 6” wide x 2.5” deep) and the distance between the seat and handlebars and between the seat and pedals differs between these two spin bikes, allowing for a slightly different reach and inseam length range as follows:

 

·        Handlebar to seat range:  Pro:  17.5” – 22”  /  Pro II:  16” – 20.5”

·        Inseam length range:  Pro: 30” – 42”  /  Pro II:  28” – 41”

 

Additional features of both the Sunny Health & Fitness Pro and Pro II Indoor Cycling bikes include: heavy duty frame and crank system; cage pedals (can easily be swapped out for pedals of your own if preferred such as clip-in); adjustable stabilizers for leveling on uneven floors;  and front-mounted transport wheels for easy relocation.

 

Sturdily and durably constructed, both the Sunny Health & Fitness Pro and Pro II Indoor Cycles allow for a maximum user weight capacity of 275 lbs.

 

There’s a slight difference in the overall dimensions and bike weight between these two Sunny Health & Fitness spin bikes, with the newer Pro II having a slightly larger footprint overall:

 

·        Approx. Dimensions/weight:  Pro:  46.5” long x 18” wide x 46” high (97 lbs)  /  Pro II:  49.5” long x 20” wide x 49” high (101 lbs)

 

Being the newer spin bike, the Sunny Health & Fitness Pro II also comes with a better warranty of 3 year structural frame / 180 days parts & components compared to the 1 year frame / 90 days parts warranty on the original Pro.

  

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Fitness tip:  Just a 30 minute cycle ride could burn between 207-345 calories for women, or 252-420 calories for men, depending on the intensity of the cycling.

 

Let’s take a glance at the main differences and similarities in features and specifications between the Sunny Health & Fitness Pro versus Pro II laid out in the easy-to-read comparison tables below to help you decide on which is the best Indoor Cycling Bike for you: