Thank you! I don’t understand how any of these comments say it’s good. They must be using a different machine with the same name because this one…exactly like your said.
He is SO RIGHT! I owned Gazelle total body years ago and always have wished I had kept it when I moved to another state. It toned my glutes, stomach, thighs ,calves, and triceps in a remarkable way. So I complained enough that my husband saw this thing on Amazon and thought it looked fairly similar and surprised me with it. First of all, it doesn’t support very much weight. But the most important is there is no resistance to adjust on this machine. It does absolutely nothing. I would consider myself one of the older people. I just turned 50 and I can get a better workout taking the 5 stairs on my front porch than an hour in this piece of crap. I can’t even imaging that it would be an option for ANYONE over 70 who needs a smooth cardio. The machine is very unstable and I can get on it for 60 minutes and not break a sweat. And TRUST ME. I am not very “in shape” right now but wanted to be. Not happening with this!
I just bought this Air Walk from Walmart for $89 and at first I too didn't quite get it. Was thinking 'Man, I gotta haul this thing to the store?'. So I kept messing with it. I knew leaning forward into the stomach pad with bent knees made it a bit more challenging and surpisingly did a good job of simulating walking up a slight hill. But then it occurred to me that my use of the handle bars was wrong. You have to resist their movement (oppose your leg effort) and it makes the entire machine quite challenging like a brisk walk up an incline. I push on the bars now (always pushing), leaning forward, with slightly bent knees to make my legs work harder. If you haven't returned it yet, I highly recommend you give it another try. In 5 minutes you'll be sweating. I also found that you can do the reverse and always pull on the bars and oppose your hamstring muscles (biceps femoris). Then once you get the hang of it, you can push and pull on the bars but always opposing leg effort. It's a great leg work out...shoulders too.
No problem @TheLastHonestInfluencer . Hopefully by adding some resistance, it'll work better for you. I did 30 minutes on it today, with the count reaching about 2200 (4400 total steps, a little over 2 miles worth of air walking) and my quads were really feeling it. And it's crazy, but my calves were near smoked. The cardio aspect was very similar to what I get walking the trail that circles my town center. My heart rate was 115 to 120 most of the time. Not a lot of sweat, but I was definitely burning some extra calories.
I have to believe that the Sunny fitness air glider, is a least good for a cardio workout. The comments from the influencer were really harsh. I have one, and yes I’m one of the “old people “ you mentioned, and I feel great after I use it. So I just wanted to make a comment, that people use things differently than others, and to say it’s a piece of crap is only your observation and I Disagree
Very very strange that all of a sudden I'm getting comments that all sound exactly the same..on this SPECIFIC video all at the same time..written by paid people or BOTS. Obviously. Nice try you shills. This machine is not good, the review is accurate. Sorry the opinion is strong and I gave you an angle with which to attack it.
All you have to do is remove the stomach pad and range becomes much wider. I get a great workout on this thing because I lean way forward and then way backward. It's very sturdy so that I don't lose my balance and fall off. The only reason the pad is on there is so that you get used to the flow. After you get comfortable, remove the pad and see what happens.
I am one of the 'elderly'. I used my exercise bicycle every day but my knee is giving in. What other machine can I use to exercise my legs without using my knees please
@@patley1600 don’t give up on using your knees! Have you heard of the knees over toes guy? I destroyed my knee ice climbing. Couldn’t walk. Built it back up by walking backwards and doing the exercises that guy shows. Now it’s stronger than it was before. I hope (and know) and can work for you too. Way better than any crappy machines!
Buy cheap you buy twice, I bought this, it had like five star reviews on Amazon, So I buy it, The Squeaking noise it makes ruins the workout and it wobbles, But determined to get a hundred bucks of value I wear ear plugs and ankle weights going to pound it till the wealds fail. but definitely would buy a more expensive one next time, its a poor mans cross trainer.
5 star reviews on Amazon strike again. I’ve been burned by them so many times too!!!! Never trust an Amazon review. Thank you for your comment and for sharing your experience with this thing. The ear plugs thing had me 🤣 “Pound it till the welds fail” “Poor man’s cross trainer” Damn, I wish I’d thought to say those things 😂😂😂 Have a great day and thanks again
Very entertaining! Ordered one of these from Amazon today for $86 and instead of being disappointed in making a wrong choice, I just laughed through your video! Oh well, it did say free returns if I feel the same way you do about it 🤷♀️
God bless that free returns policy! I hope however it pans out, it's for the best for you!! You seem genuinely good hearted and nice. Thank you for your comments! If you have time I would LOVE to know how you feel about the workout from it. One guy on here had some tips about how to make it feel harder, although he did say you had to take a piece off...
If you didn’t have a gym membership and wanted to do a whole body workout at home, what 3-5 pieces of equipment/set-ups would you go for? Stationary bike? Barbell with a weight set?
great question! what are your goals? If its lose weight then yes, i'd get a recumbent bike or rower. If you want to tone and build muscle I'd get the row n ride original and dumbbells or kettle bells and do Shawn T type plyometrics in addition to the weights. Assuming a $500 budget.
@@TheLastHonestInfluencer I’m looking to tone and build muscle! Funnily enough, I just bought the sunny row and ride after coming from your other video. Any tips for using? I was thinking I can do short bursts like HIIT, and longer ~20 min sessions with less resistance. Also I see Sunny has a RUclips page with some vids. I’ll look up Shaun T. Never used a kettlebell before! I’m a bit worried about it going through a window lol
@@anipond7384 that's a valid concern and a real possibility with sweaty hands 🤣 be careful!! I think you've got a solid plan with a HIIT cardio and longer sessions. That will build solid legs and glutes. Even just some push ups and light weights for your upper body could round things out nicely!
This is sad to hear. I bought a couple products from Sunny health and thought the quality was better than it had any right to be for the price point. When I wqs between jobs and had to stop my gym membership a couple free weights and the sunny climber met a majority of my workout needs. I hope they turn it around
It’s been hit or miss for sure. I completely agree with you that some of their stuff is of excellent quality and way under priced (like the row n ride 077). Hope they turn it around too. Thanks for your comment
I'm not trying to defend Sunny Health and Fitness, but I wonder if this is a case of a design that's just inherently bad no matter how good the quality. My mother bought an air walk type trainer decades ago. I tried it out and it's just not good, even though it has way more range of motion that this thing. Anyway, I appreciate your videos. I want to get back into inline skating and before I bought a pair I binge-watched all of your inline skating reviews. Your insight was helpful.
Thanks for your input and insight, much appreciated. Great to know as this is the only air walk device I’ve ever tried, I’d have to agree with you I think it’s just a bogus design period. Very happy to know you found the inline videos helpful! Definitely most passionate about inline skating, it’s the best. Stoked you’re getting back into it! Can’t wait till the snow melts here. Have a good one and thanks again!
@@TheLastHonestInfluencer Since you're up in Canada, have you tried cross-country skiing using the skate style? Trail fees are much cheaper than lift tickets. The equipment is also cheaper than downhill ski equipment, at least for beginner and intermediate equipment, and the boots tend to be more comfortable than downhill boots. With your inline background you would be able to learn XC skiing in no time. And you won't need to wait for the snow to melt.
I absolutely trust this guy. I bought the original row and ride on his recommendation, and its perfect for me. I went from 200lb down to 170 just using row and ride he recomended.
The glide length is good for people under 5 foot 4 inches with a shorter stride. This guy seems to be taller. So is he accurate for his body size. The foot rest are very flimsy. If you are into zone training, I find it a challenge to stay within zone 2. I am often alerted that I am in zone 3. I hope this helps.
‘This guy’ is 6’. Zone 2 is 90-105bpm. Huh. Now I have to buy a heart rate monitor to see what I get. Usually I was in zone 3 taking it easy on the row n ride (had a Fitbit that got lost) but I was doing it every single day…
I was just about to buy this on Amazon until I was like you know what let me see what the reviews say and I'm so glad I clicked on your video because it definitely did seem too good to be true 😅
Yeah man, you're far better off trying something else. MAYBE seniors would get something out of this machine but I doubt it. Healthy guy like you, absolutely no way you're getting a workout from it. Hope you find something better for your money thanks for your comment!
Thanks for the comment man, good to see you!! Nothin says honest review like a guy in his undies, this one was unintentional! When filming after work one has to do it in a hurry or it doesn't get done! God damn procrastination...
Maybe after a few days of continuous wiggling? But seriously, there is literally no resistance. Not even from gravity. You’ve taken all the work out of the equation…
I walk all the time. 5k per day unless the weather is bad. It’s a great way to stay in shape. Walking is way more of a workout that gliding on this thing. I will measure my heart rate walking and on this thing to prove it.
Is totally garbage. I wish I have seen this Video before expending so much money in it. No just dissaponting, it's offensive. Really.
Thank you! I don’t understand how any of these comments say it’s good. They must be using a different machine with the same name because this one…exactly like your said.
He is SO RIGHT! I owned Gazelle total body years ago and always have wished I had kept it when I moved to another state. It toned my glutes, stomach, thighs ,calves, and triceps in a remarkable way. So I complained enough that my husband saw this thing on Amazon and thought it looked fairly similar and surprised me with it. First of all, it doesn’t support very much weight. But the most important is there is no resistance to adjust on this machine. It does absolutely nothing. I would consider myself one of the older people. I just turned 50 and I can get a better workout taking the 5 stairs on my front porch than an hour in this piece of crap. I can’t even imaging that it would be an option for ANYONE over 70 who needs a smooth cardio. The machine is very unstable and I can get on it for 60 minutes and not break a sweat. And TRUST ME. I am not very “in shape” right now but wanted to be. Not happening with this!
Thank you! Really appreciate you sharing you experience with this thing. Just trying to help people save money and get a good workout :)
I just bought this Air Walk from Walmart for $89 and at first I too didn't quite get it. Was thinking 'Man, I gotta haul this thing to the store?'. So I kept messing with it. I knew leaning forward into the stomach pad with bent knees made it a bit more challenging and surpisingly did a good job of simulating walking up a slight hill. But then it occurred to me that my use of the handle bars was wrong. You have to resist their movement (oppose your leg effort) and it makes the entire machine quite challenging like a brisk walk up an incline. I push on the bars now (always pushing), leaning forward, with slightly bent knees to make my legs work harder. If you haven't returned it yet, I highly recommend you give it another try. In 5 minutes you'll be sweating. I also found that you can do the reverse and always pull on the bars and oppose your hamstring muscles (biceps femoris). Then once you get the hang of it, you can push and pull on the bars but always opposing leg effort. It's a great leg work out...shoulders too.
Interesting! I will give that a shot! Thank you
No problem @TheLastHonestInfluencer . Hopefully by adding some resistance, it'll work better for you. I did 30 minutes on it today, with the count reaching about 2200 (4400 total steps, a little over 2 miles worth of air walking) and my quads were really feeling it. And it's crazy, but my calves were near smoked. The cardio aspect was very similar to what I get walking the trail that circles my town center. My heart rate was 115 to 120 most of the time. Not a lot of sweat, but I was definitely burning some extra calories.
I have to believe that the Sunny fitness air glider, is a least good for a cardio workout. The comments from
the influencer were really harsh. I have one, and yes I’m one of the “old people “ you mentioned, and I feel
great after I use it. So I just wanted to make a comment, that people use things differently than others, and
to say it’s a piece of crap is only your observation and I Disagree
Very very strange that all of a sudden I'm getting comments that all sound exactly the same..on this SPECIFIC video all at the same time..written by paid people or BOTS. Obviously.
Nice try you shills. This machine is not good, the review is accurate. Sorry the opinion is strong and I gave you an angle with which to attack it.
All you have to do is remove the stomach pad and range becomes much wider. I get a great workout on this thing because I lean way forward and then way backward. It's very sturdy so that I don't lose my balance and fall off. The only reason the pad is on there is so that you get used to the flow. After you get comfortable, remove the pad and see what happens.
Feels super awkward without the stomach pad on.
I am one of the 'elderly'. I used my exercise bicycle every day but my knee is giving in. What other machine can I use to exercise my legs without using my knees please
@@patley1600 don’t give up on using your knees! Have you heard of the knees over toes guy? I destroyed my knee ice climbing. Couldn’t walk. Built it back up by walking backwards and doing the exercises that guy shows. Now it’s stronger than it was before. I hope (and know) and can work for you too. Way better than any crappy machines!
Buy cheap you buy twice, I bought this, it had like five star reviews on Amazon, So I buy it, The Squeaking noise it makes ruins the workout and it wobbles, But determined to get a hundred bucks of value I wear ear plugs and ankle weights going to pound it till the wealds fail. but definitely would buy a more expensive one next time, its a poor mans cross trainer.
5 star reviews on Amazon strike again. I’ve been burned by them so many times too!!!! Never trust an Amazon review.
Thank you for your comment and for sharing your experience with this thing. The ear plugs thing had me 🤣
“Pound it till the welds fail”
“Poor man’s cross trainer”
Damn, I wish I’d thought to say those things 😂😂😂
Have a great day and thanks again
Where did you get those compression shorts?
They were only $3 at Winners! Very comfy but clothing over top of them feels weird.
Man, he really hates this thing!! This guy is hilarious though! Thanks for making me laugh!!
Thank YOU for your comment, glad my frustration was entertaining at least 😉
Very entertaining! Ordered one of these from Amazon today for $86 and instead of being disappointed in making a wrong choice, I just laughed through your video! Oh well, it did say free returns if I feel the same way you do about it 🤷♀️
God bless that free returns policy!
I hope however it pans out, it's for the best for you!! You seem genuinely good hearted and nice. Thank you for your comments!
If you have time I would LOVE to know how you feel about the workout from it. One guy on here had some tips about how to make it feel harder, although he did say you had to take a piece off...
Aww thanks! I am genuinely good hearted and nice, lol! And yes I’ll let ya know how I feel about it!
😂😂😂😂❤❤
If you didn’t have a gym membership and wanted to do a whole body workout at home, what 3-5 pieces of equipment/set-ups would you go for? Stationary bike? Barbell with a weight set?
great question! what are your goals? If its lose weight then yes, i'd get a recumbent bike or rower. If you want to tone and build muscle I'd get the row n ride original and dumbbells or kettle bells and do Shawn T type plyometrics in addition to the weights. Assuming a $500 budget.
@@TheLastHonestInfluencer I’m looking to tone and build muscle! Funnily enough, I just bought the sunny row and ride after coming from your other video. Any tips for using? I was thinking I can do short bursts like HIIT, and longer ~20 min sessions with less resistance. Also I see Sunny has a RUclips page with some vids. I’ll look up Shaun T. Never used a kettlebell before! I’m a bit worried about it going through a window lol
@@anipond7384 that's a valid concern and a real possibility with sweaty hands 🤣 be careful!!
I think you've got a solid plan with a HIIT cardio and longer sessions. That will build solid legs and glutes. Even just some push ups and light weights for your upper body could round things out nicely!
This is sad to hear. I bought a couple products from Sunny health and thought the quality was better than it had any right to be for the price point.
When I wqs between jobs and had to stop my gym membership a couple free weights and the sunny climber met a majority of my workout needs.
I hope they turn it around
It’s been hit or miss for sure. I completely agree with you that some of their stuff is of excellent quality and way under priced (like the row n ride 077). Hope they turn it around too. Thanks for your comment
I'm not trying to defend Sunny Health and Fitness, but I wonder if this is a case of a design that's just inherently bad no matter how good the quality. My mother bought an air walk type trainer decades ago. I tried it out and it's just not good, even though it has way more range of motion that this thing. Anyway, I appreciate your videos. I want to get back into inline skating and before I bought a pair I binge-watched all of your inline skating reviews. Your insight was helpful.
Thanks for your input and insight, much appreciated. Great to know as this is the only air walk device I’ve ever tried, I’d have to agree with you I think it’s just a bogus design period.
Very happy to know you found the inline videos helpful! Definitely most passionate about inline skating, it’s the best. Stoked you’re getting back into it! Can’t wait till the snow melts here. Have a good one and thanks again!
@@TheLastHonestInfluencer Since you're up in Canada, have you tried cross-country skiing using the skate style? Trail fees are much cheaper than lift tickets. The equipment is also cheaper than downhill ski equipment, at least for beginner and intermediate equipment, and the boots tend to be more comfortable than downhill boots. With your inline background you would be able to learn XC skiing in no time. And you won't need to wait for the snow to melt.
U have me cracking up! I have a home gym and I was gonna add this one, guess not! 😂😂😂
Skip this one for sure! Thank you so much for your comments, as a self critical creator positive feedback of any kind really helps. I appreciate you!!
I absolutely trust this guy. I bought the original row and ride on his recommendation, and its perfect for me. I went from 200lb down to 170 just using row and ride he recomended.
Thank you friend!
The glide length is good for people under 5 foot 4 inches with a shorter stride. This guy seems to be taller. So is he accurate for his body size. The foot rest are very flimsy. If you are into zone training, I find it a challenge to stay within zone 2. I am often alerted that I am in zone 3. I hope this helps.
‘This guy’ is 6’. Zone 2 is 90-105bpm. Huh. Now I have to buy a heart rate monitor to see what I get. Usually I was in zone 3 taking it easy on the row n ride (had a Fitbit that got lost) but I was doing it every single day…
@@TheLastHonestInfluencer hi influencer. Zone 2 for me is 130 - 139 bpm. Thank you for the review.
Spot on review that will save people the time, effort and money in a questionable fitness machine !!!
Thank you so much! That’s exactly what I hope this video does
Hilarious (and helpful) review. Thanks for the warning
Happy you saw this first and saved your money. Thank you for your comment
What a piece of crap this thing was. If you bought one try and return it immediately.
I was just about to buy this on Amazon until I was like you know what let me see what the reviews say and I'm so glad I clicked on your video because it definitely did seem too good to be true 😅
Yeah man, you're far better off trying something else. MAYBE seniors would get something out of this machine but I doubt it. Healthy guy like you, absolutely no way you're getting a workout from it. Hope you find something better for your money thanks for your comment!
Ok, those thrusts were funny 😂
They felt absolutely ridiculous 😅🙈
@@TheLastHonestInfluencer 😆😆😆
Total chad reviewing in undies
Thanks for the comment man, good to see you!!
Nothin says honest review like a guy in his undies, this one was unintentional! When filming after work one has to do it in a hurry or it doesn't get done! God damn procrastination...
thank god for videos like this i almost boght it
Yeah no, for sure don't buy this thing. Cheers for your comment
Oh, come on. If you do it long enough you will get a workout.
Maybe after a few days of continuous wiggling?
But seriously, there is literally no resistance. Not even from gravity. You’ve taken all the work out of the equation…
@@TheLastHonestInfluencer Not much resistance just walking but if you do it long enough at a time...
I walk all the time. 5k per day unless the weather is bad. It’s a great way to stay in shape. Walking is way more of a workout that gliding on this thing. I will measure my heart rate walking and on this thing to prove it.
As soon as the foul mouth words started my wife turned you off.
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