Fipex pedal trainer: how to move without leaving the desktop

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Long sitting is a necessity for many office workers and older people. Fipex is a compact pedal trainer for the hands and feet that can be placed under the desktop or in front of the couch – you can add movement to the day without finding time for exercise. \n

What exactly is this?

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Fipex resembles a miniature bicycle without wheels and a frame—two pedals that can be turned while sitting. The device can be used to train both legs and hands by lifting it to the table.

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Who is it for?

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  • For remote workers who want to move slightly during meetings\n
  • For elderly people for whom a doctor has recommended light, joint-saving movement\n
  • For people in rehab who need low-load exercise\n
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How to use

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Place the device on a stable surface, sit comfortably and spin the pedals at your own pace. Start from 10-15 minutes and extend the time according to your condition.

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Frequently asked questions

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Is Fipex suitable for a small apartment as well?
Yes, it is compact and easily fits under the sofa or in the closet for storage.

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Can the device also be used for hand training?
Yes, put it on the table and spin the pedals with your hands.

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Is it suitable for beginners?
Yes, the load is controlled by the user himself with the pace and duration of the pedaling.

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