Commercial cardio and strength equipment
Commercial cardio and strength equipment
Cybex is one of the established names in commercial fitness, and its equipment sits in gyms, hospitals and performance labs rather than in garages. We carry Cybex new to order and pre-owned when a sound unit comes through.
What we have in stock right now is the machine Cybex is least likely to be replaced on: an upper body ergometer from the Metabolic Systems line, at $695.
An arm crank is the piece of equipment that lets someone train the cardiovascular system without loading the legs. It is also the machine most often specified for testing.
Resistance is isokinetic and accommodating: the machine holds a set speed and matches whatever force you apply, instead of presenting a fixed weight. That is what lets the same unit serve a deconditioned patient and a trained athlete without changing a setting.
Speed is controlled at 30, 60, 90 or 120 RPM, so work rate is repeatable and comparable between sessions.
The unit generates its own power, so there is no outlet to run and no cable to trip over. That matters in a clinic where the machine moves between rooms, and in a gym where the only free floor is nowhere near a socket.
Seat height, fore/aft position and arm crank length all adjust, so it fits a wide range of users without swapping parts.
This is a pre-owned unit in fair cosmetic condition with visible wear, and functionally sound. Footprint is 64″ L x 45″ W, machine weight 225 lb, user capacity 300 lb.
At $695 it is the cheapest way onto a commercial upper body ergometer we can offer. Ask for current photos and condition notes before ordering.
Treadmills, bikes, cross trainers, arc trainers, selectorized and plate-loaded strength are all quoted to order rather than listed, because we do not hold them as standing inventory.
If you are matching an existing Cybex floor, tell us the model numbers and we will tell you what is available and at what price.
Cardiac rehabilitation, physiotherapy, performance testing and general upper-body conditioning. Anywhere a patient cannot load the legs — or should not — the arm crank is the way to keep them working at a measurable intensity.
Because the resistance accommodates rather than resists a fixed load, the machine cannot be out-muscled into a dangerous position. That is the property clinicians actually specify.
We have supplied and serviced fitness equipment in New England for over 35 years, and we service every brand we sell. Commercial cardio is where service matters most: belts, bearings and electronics all wear, and a machine nobody can repair is a liability on a clinic floor.
We deliver, install and service what we sell. Viewings are by appointment.
We are a New England fitness equipment dealer based in Manchester, New Hampshire. We supply home gyms, commercial facilities, hotels, schools and physical therapy clinics across New Hampshire, Massachusetts, Maine, Vermont, Rhode Island and Connecticut — and we service every brand we sell.
Because we both sell and service the equipment, the advice you get is not shaped by what happens to be in stock. If a machine is wrong for your space, your traffic or your budget, we will say so.
Tell us the room, the traffic and the budget and we will tell you what actually fits — including when the honest answer is that you do not need to spend as much as you think. Call, email, or request a quote and we will come back to you.
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