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In Showroom Full Body Cardio Commercial Rated Lifetime Frame Warranty Ships Australia-Wide

Ski Trainer with Base Air Resistance Ski Erg — Full Body Cardio for Home & Commercial Gyms

The Ski Trainer with Base brings the intensity of Nordic skiing indoors, delivering one of the most demanding full body cardio workouts available in a compact, commercial-grade machine. Whether you are building aerobic base fitness, adding sprint intervals to your training, or looking for a genuinely effective upper body and core finisher, this ski erg covers it all without putting unnecessary stress on your joints.

Unlike treadmills or bikes that predominantly load the lower body, the ski trainer simultaneously engages your arms, shoulders, lats, core, glutes and legs with every stroke. The air resistance flywheel scales automatically with your effort, so beginners and elite athletes alike can train effectively on the same machine. The freestanding base means no drilling required, and built-in transport wheels make it easy to move between spaces.

Available to view and try in our Milperra showroom, and delivered Australia-wide — read on to find out if this is the right machine for your gym.

6 metrics LCD Console Tracking
360° muscle groups Full Body Engagement
1300 mm length Compact Footprint
Life time Frame Warranty

In the Box

What Is Included

🎿
Ski Trainer Unit Air resistance flywheel with high-durability cord drive system
🔩
Freestanding Base Stable base with integrated transport wheels for easy repositioning
🖥️
LCD Performance Console Tracks time, speed, distance, calories, RPM, pulse and watts
🤝
Ergonomic Handles Designed for both double pole and alternating arm technique
📋
Assembly Hardware All required fixings and assembly components
📖
Owner's Manual Setup guide, maintenance schedule and warranty documentation
Key Features

What Makes This Ski Trainer Stand Out

Air Resistance Flywheel Resistance scales automatically with effort — no adjustment needed. Pull harder for more load, ease off for recovery.
Full Body Muscle Engagement Every stroke activates arms, shoulders, lats, chest, core, glutes and legs simultaneously.
High-Durability Cord Drive Stronger and lighter than steel cable, delivering a smooth and responsive stroke with minimal maintenance.
LCD Performance Console Tracks time, speed, distance, calories, RPM, pulse and watts — all the data you need to train with intent.
Dual Technique Compatible Supports both double pole and classic alternating arm Nordic skiing technique.
Commercial Grade Construction Rated for use in personal training studios and commercial gyms, not just home use.
Built-In Transport Wheels The base includes integrated wheels so you can reposition the unit anywhere without assistance.
Quiet Operation Smooth, whisper-quiet performance that suits home gyms, studios and shared training spaces.

Build Quality and Drive System

The ski trainer uses a high-durability cord drive rather than a steel cable. This material choice is deliberate: the cord is significantly lighter than steel while being rated to handle the repeated tension loads of commercial use. The result is a more responsive feel through each stroke and a system that holds up to heavy daily use without the fraying or stretching issues common in lower-quality machines.

The air resistance flywheel is a sealed unit designed to run smoothly and quietly across a wide range of effort levels. Commercial-grade rated construction means this machine is built for the demands of a PT studio or small gym, not just occasional home use.

Resistance Type Air flywheel — effort-based, automatic scaling
Drive Mechanism High-durability cord — stronger and lighter than steel
Commercial Rating Rated for PT studios and commercial gyms
Noise Level Whisper-quiet operation during use
Exercise Library

What You Can Train on the Ski Trainer

Upper Body and Shoulders

  • Double pole drive
  • Alternating arm pull
  • Lat-focused long pulls
  • Shoulder endurance intervals
  • Tricep push-through finishers
  • Upper back rowing drive

Core and Trunk

  • Hip hinge and core brace hold
  • Anti-rotation core stabilisation
  • Oblique engagement on alternating strokes
  • Hollow body power transfer
  • Core-loaded interval sprints

Lower Body

  • Glute and hamstring drive
  • Standing hip extension with pull
  • Leg-dominant power strokes
  • Low stance endurance work

Cardio and Conditioning

  • Steady state aerobic work
  • HIIT sprint intervals
  • Tabata rounds
  • AMRAP conditioning blocks
  • Calorie-target sprint challenges
  • Distance time trials
  • Watt-based power intervals
Specifications

Technical Specifications

Product Name Ski Trainer with Base
Resistance Type Air resistance flywheel
Drive Mechanism High-durability cord
Technique Compatibility Double pole and alternating arm (classic)
Console Display LCD — time, speed, distance, calories, RPM, pulse, watts
Assembled Dimensions 1300mm L x 600mm W x 2150mm H
Machine Weight To confirm
User Weight Capacity To confirm
Base Type Freestanding with integrated transport wheels
Commercial Rating Suitable for PT studios and commercial gyms
Frame Warranty Lifetime
Mechanical and Electronic Warranty 1 year
Wear Items Warranty 1 year
Flooring Rubber gym matting recommended — see our flooring range
Lead Time / Stock Status To confirm
Honest Assessment

Pros and Cons

Pros
  • True full body workout — engages more muscle groups than a rower or bike
  • Air resistance scales with effort, suitable for all fitness levels
  • Compact footprint at 1300mm x 600mm — fits where larger cardio machines cannot
  • Quiet operation suits home gyms and shared training spaces
  • Commercial-grade rated for PT studio and gym environments
  • High-durability cord is lighter and more responsive than steel cable
  • Lifetime frame warranty provides strong long-term protection
  • Built-in transport wheels make repositioning easy
Cons
  • Technique takes practice — beginners may need a few sessions to get form right
  • Not ideal for those with shoulder impingement or rotator cuff issues without medical clearance
  • Air resistance means resistance cannot be pre-set to a fixed number
  • Machine weight to confirm — may require assistance to move despite transport wheels
  • Primarily an upper body and cardio-focused machine — not a replacement for strength equipment
Is This Right for You?

Who Is This Ski Trainer For

  • Home gym owners who want a compact, serious cardio machine that does more than a standard bike or treadmill
  • Personal trainers looking for a versatile conditioning tool that works across client types and fitness levels
  • CrossFit and functional fitness athletes who want a machine that replicates the ski erg training they do in class, at home
  • Small commercial gym operators who need a commercial-rated cardio machine with a small footprint
  • Anyone seeking low-impact full body cardio that minimises stress on knees and ankles while still delivering a high-intensity result
  • Athletes in upper body or endurance sports such as paddling, skiing, or swimming, who want sport-specific conditioning year-round
Not Sure?

Who Should Consider Other Options

The ski trainer is primarily a cardio and conditioning machine. If you are looking for a machine that also provides resistance training or strength work, you would be better served by a functional trainer or cable machine that can deliver both pulling and pressing movements under load.

If you have an existing shoulder or rotator cuff injury, seek medical clearance before using a ski erg, as the overhead pulling pattern places significant demand on the shoulder joint.

If your primary goal is lower body cardio with minimal upper body involvement, a bike or treadmill may be a more comfortable fit.

Not enough space for a full cardio setup? At just 1300mm long and 600mm wide, the ski trainer occupies less floor space than most treadmills and significantly less than a full functional trainer or multi-station machine. It delivers a complete conditioning workout without taking over your garage or studio. Pair it with rubber gym flooring to protect your floor and reduce noise, and you have a serious training setup in a fraction of the space.

Come and See It

Visit Our Sydney Showroom

📍
Showroom Address 10/202 Milperra Road, Milperra NSW 2214 Mon–Fri: 9am–5pm Saturday: By appointment only Sunday: Closed 📍 Get Directions
📞
Contact Us Phone: 1300 247 888 WhatsApp: +61 412 029 000 Email: [email protected] We are happy to answer questions about this machine before you commit.
🎿
On Display The Ski Trainer with Base is available to view and try in our Milperra showroom. See the build quality, test the feel of the stroke, and ask questions in person before purchasing.
Delivery and Installation

Australia-Wide Delivery

🚚 Ships Australia-Wide

We deliver the Ski Trainer with Base to all major cities and most regional areas across Australia. Contact us for a freight quote to your location.

🔧 Installation Available

Professional assembly and installation is available. Contact our team for a quote specific to your location and setup requirements.

📦 Lead Time

Stock availability and lead times are subject to change. Contact us on 1300 247 888 or [email protected] to confirm current dispatch timeframes.

Keep Exploring

Related Equipment

Browse Our Full Cardio Range → Functional Trainers → Rubber Gym Flooring → Barbells and Weight Sets → Dumbbells and Dumbbell Racks → Weight Benches →
Frequently Asked Questions

Ski Trainer — Common Questions Answered

A ski trainer (also called a ski erg) is a cardio machine that replicates the movement of Nordic skiing. You stand in front of the unit and pull down on the handles in a skiing motion. The machine uses an air resistance flywheel — as you pull harder or faster, the resistance increases automatically. The cord retracts smoothly after each stroke, resetting for your next pull. It can be used with a double pole technique (both arms together) or an alternating arm classic technique.
Yes. Because the air resistance scales with your effort, beginners can start at a relaxed pace and gradually increase intensity as their technique and fitness improve. There is no fixed resistance setting to navigate. That said, ski trainers do require some technique to get the most out of them — most users find they need two or three sessions to develop a comfortable rhythm before they start pushing hard.
The ski trainer is one of the most effective full body cardio machines available. Each stroke engages the latissimus dorsi (lats), shoulders, triceps, biceps, chest, core, glutes and hamstrings. The hip hinge component of the movement means your posterior chain is actively loaded throughout the session, making it significantly more complete than a bike or standard treadmill workout.
Yes. The Ski Trainer with Base has a compact footprint of 1300mm long by 600mm wide, which makes it one of the smaller full body cardio machines available. It runs quietly, requires no electricity, and can be moved on its built-in transport wheels. It is a strong choice for garage gyms, home studios, and anyone with limited space who wants a high-performance cardio option.
Yes. This ski trainer is rated for use in commercial training environments including personal training studios and commercial gyms. The frame carries a lifetime warranty, and the mechanical and electronic components are covered for 1 year. The high-durability cord drive is designed to handle the repeated loading of daily commercial use.
The console tracks time, speed, distance, calories, RPM (strokes per minute) and watts. This gives you enough data to structure interval training, track progress over time, and set performance targets. Watts in particular is a useful metric for pacing high-intensity efforts consistently across sessions.
The machine itself measures 1300mm long by 600mm wide by 2150mm high. In terms of usable space, allow at least 1500mm clear in front of the unit for a comfortable athletic stance and full range of motion through the stroke. A ceiling height of at least 2400mm is recommended to ensure the handles clear comfortably at the top of the movement for taller users.
Yes, and it is one of the better machines for it. The air resistance means you can go from a slow recovery pace to a maximum effort sprint within a single stroke, which suits Tabata rounds, AMRAP conditioning blocks, and watt-based power intervals very well. The full body engagement also means your heart rate responds quickly, making it an efficient choice for time-pressured training sessions.
Yes. The Ski Trainer with Base is on display at our Milperra showroom at 10/202 Milperra Road, Milperra NSW 2214. We are open Monday to Friday 9am–5pm, and Saturday by appointment. You are welcome to try the machine and speak with our team before making a decision. Call us on 1300 247 888 or email [email protected] to arrange a visit.
Yes. We ship the Ski Trainer with Base to all major Australian cities including Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Adelaide, Perth, Canberra, Gold Coast, Newcastle and more. Freight to regional areas is also available. Contact us on 1300 247 888 or [email protected] for a delivery quote to your specific location.
Yes. Professional assembly and installation is available as an optional service. Contact our team for a quote based on your location and setup. Most customers are also able to assemble the unit themselves using the included manual and hardware.
The ski trainer carries a lifetime warranty on the frame, 1 year on mechanical and electronic parts, and 1 year on wear items. For warranty claims or parts requests, contact our team on 1300 247 888 or [email protected].
We recommend rubber gym matting underneath and around the ski trainer. It protects your floor from the base, dampens any vibration, reduces noise, and provides a non-slip surface during use. Browse our rubber gym flooring range for tiles and roll options suited to home and commercial gym setups.
Both are excellent full body cardio machines, but they load the body differently. A rowing machine is predominantly driven by a leg push followed by an upper body pull, with the user seated. The ski trainer uses a standing position with a hip hinge and pulling motion, placing greater demand on the upper body, lats and core with less emphasis on the quads. Many serious home gym owners and PT studios choose to have both. If you can only choose one and upper body conditioning is a priority, the ski trainer is the stronger choice.
The ski trainer ships as a complete unit with everything required to start training. The main additional purchase we recommend is rubber gym flooring to go underneath it. Beyond that, it pairs well with free weights such as dumbbells and barbells, a weight bench, or a functional trainer if you want to build out a more complete home gym or studio setup.
Delivering Australia-Wide: 24/7 Gym Equipment ships the Ski Trainer with Base to customers across Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Adelaide, Perth, Canberra, Gold Coast, Newcastle, Wollongong, Hobart, Darwin and regional Australia. Whether you are setting up a home gym in the suburbs or equipping a PT studio in a regional centre, we can get this machine to you. Contact us on 1300 247 888 or visit our Milperra showroom to discuss delivery to your area.

 

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Details & Craftsmanship

Every detail has been carefully considered to bring you the perfect product.

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Details & Craftsmanship

Every detail has been carefully considered to bring you the perfect product.

Description

 

In Showroom Full Body Cardio Commercial Rated Lifetime Frame Warranty Ships Australia-Wide

Ski Trainer with Base Air Resistance Ski Erg — Full Body Cardio for Home & Commercial Gyms

The Ski Trainer with Base brings the intensity of Nordic skiing indoors, delivering one of the most demanding full body cardio workouts available in a compact, commercial-grade machine. Whether you are building aerobic base fitness, adding sprint intervals to your training, or looking for a genuinely effective upper body and core finisher, this ski erg covers it all without putting unnecessary stress on your joints.

Unlike treadmills or bikes that predominantly load the lower body, the ski trainer simultaneously engages your arms, shoulders, lats, core, glutes and legs with every stroke. The air resistance flywheel scales automatically with your effort, so beginners and elite athletes alike can train effectively on the same machine. The freestanding base means no drilling required, and built-in transport wheels make it easy to move between spaces.

Available to view and try in our Milperra showroom, and delivered Australia-wide — read on to find out if this is the right machine for your gym.

6 metrics LCD Console Tracking
360° muscle groups Full Body Engagement
1300 mm length Compact Footprint
Life time Frame Warranty

In the Box

What Is Included

🎿
Ski Trainer Unit Air resistance flywheel with high-durability cord drive system
🔩
Freestanding Base Stable base with integrated transport wheels for easy repositioning
🖥️
LCD Performance Console Tracks time, speed, distance, calories, RPM, pulse and watts
🤝
Ergonomic Handles Designed for both double pole and alternating arm technique
📋
Assembly Hardware All required fixings and assembly components
📖
Owner's Manual Setup guide, maintenance schedule and warranty documentation
Key Features

What Makes This Ski Trainer Stand Out

Air Resistance Flywheel Resistance scales automatically with effort — no adjustment needed. Pull harder for more load, ease off for recovery.
Full Body Muscle Engagement Every stroke activates arms, shoulders, lats, chest, core, glutes and legs simultaneously.
High-Durability Cord Drive Stronger and lighter than steel cable, delivering a smooth and responsive stroke with minimal maintenance.
LCD Performance Console Tracks time, speed, distance, calories, RPM, pulse and watts — all the data you need to train with intent.
Dual Technique Compatible Supports both double pole and classic alternating arm Nordic skiing technique.
Commercial Grade Construction Rated for use in personal training studios and commercial gyms, not just home use.
Built-In Transport Wheels The base includes integrated wheels so you can reposition the unit anywhere without assistance.
Quiet Operation Smooth, whisper-quiet performance that suits home gyms, studios and shared training spaces.

Build Quality and Drive System

The ski trainer uses a high-durability cord drive rather than a steel cable. This material choice is deliberate: the cord is significantly lighter than steel while being rated to handle the repeated tension loads of commercial use. The result is a more responsive feel through each stroke and a system that holds up to heavy daily use without the fraying or stretching issues common in lower-quality machines.

The air resistance flywheel is a sealed unit designed to run smoothly and quietly across a wide range of effort levels. Commercial-grade rated construction means this machine is built for the demands of a PT studio or small gym, not just occasional home use.

Resistance Type Air flywheel — effort-based, automatic scaling
Drive Mechanism High-durability cord — stronger and lighter than steel
Commercial Rating Rated for PT studios and commercial gyms
Noise Level Whisper-quiet operation during use
Exercise Library

What You Can Train on the Ski Trainer

Upper Body and Shoulders

  • Double pole drive
  • Alternating arm pull
  • Lat-focused long pulls
  • Shoulder endurance intervals
  • Tricep push-through finishers
  • Upper back rowing drive

Core and Trunk

  • Hip hinge and core brace hold
  • Anti-rotation core stabilisation
  • Oblique engagement on alternating strokes
  • Hollow body power transfer
  • Core-loaded interval sprints

Lower Body

  • Glute and hamstring drive
  • Standing hip extension with pull
  • Leg-dominant power strokes
  • Low stance endurance work

Cardio and Conditioning

  • Steady state aerobic work
  • HIIT sprint intervals
  • Tabata rounds
  • AMRAP conditioning blocks
  • Calorie-target sprint challenges
  • Distance time trials
  • Watt-based power intervals
Specifications

Technical Specifications

Product Name Ski Trainer with Base
Resistance Type Air resistance flywheel
Drive Mechanism High-durability cord
Technique Compatibility Double pole and alternating arm (classic)
Console Display LCD — time, speed, distance, calories, RPM, pulse, watts
Assembled Dimensions 1300mm L x 600mm W x 2150mm H
Machine Weight To confirm
User Weight Capacity To confirm
Base Type Freestanding with integrated transport wheels
Commercial Rating Suitable for PT studios and commercial gyms
Frame Warranty Lifetime
Mechanical and Electronic Warranty 1 year
Wear Items Warranty 1 year
Flooring Rubber gym matting recommended — see our flooring range
Lead Time / Stock Status To confirm
Honest Assessment

Pros and Cons

Pros
  • True full body workout — engages more muscle groups than a rower or bike
  • Air resistance scales with effort, suitable for all fitness levels
  • Compact footprint at 1300mm x 600mm — fits where larger cardio machines cannot
  • Quiet operation suits home gyms and shared training spaces
  • Commercial-grade rated for PT studio and gym environments
  • High-durability cord is lighter and more responsive than steel cable
  • Lifetime frame warranty provides strong long-term protection
  • Built-in transport wheels make repositioning easy
Cons
  • Technique takes practice — beginners may need a few sessions to get form right
  • Not ideal for those with shoulder impingement or rotator cuff issues without medical clearance
  • Air resistance means resistance cannot be pre-set to a fixed number
  • Machine weight to confirm — may require assistance to move despite transport wheels
  • Primarily an upper body and cardio-focused machine — not a replacement for strength equipment
Is This Right for You?

Who Is This Ski Trainer For

  • Home gym owners who want a compact, serious cardio machine that does more than a standard bike or treadmill
  • Personal trainers looking for a versatile conditioning tool that works across client types and fitness levels
  • CrossFit and functional fitness athletes who want a machine that replicates the ski erg training they do in class, at home
  • Small commercial gym operators who need a commercial-rated cardio machine with a small footprint
  • Anyone seeking low-impact full body cardio that minimises stress on knees and ankles while still delivering a high-intensity result
  • Athletes in upper body or endurance sports such as paddling, skiing, or swimming, who want sport-specific conditioning year-round
Not Sure?

Who Should Consider Other Options

The ski trainer is primarily a cardio and conditioning machine. If you are looking for a machine that also provides resistance training or strength work, you would be better served by a functional trainer or cable machine that can deliver both pulling and pressing movements under load.

If you have an existing shoulder or rotator cuff injury, seek medical clearance before using a ski erg, as the overhead pulling pattern places significant demand on the shoulder joint.

If your primary goal is lower body cardio with minimal upper body involvement, a bike or treadmill may be a more comfortable fit.

Not enough space for a full cardio setup? At just 1300mm long and 600mm wide, the ski trainer occupies less floor space than most treadmills and significantly less than a full functional trainer or multi-station machine. It delivers a complete conditioning workout without taking over your garage or studio. Pair it with rubber gym flooring to protect your floor and reduce noise, and you have a serious training setup in a fraction of the space.

Come and See It

Visit Our Sydney Showroom

📍
Showroom Address 10/202 Milperra Road, Milperra NSW 2214 Mon–Fri: 9am–5pm Saturday: By appointment only Sunday: Closed 📍 Get Directions
📞
Contact Us Phone: 1300 247 888 WhatsApp: +61 412 029 000 Email: [email protected] We are happy to answer questions about this machine before you commit.
🎿
On Display The Ski Trainer with Base is available to view and try in our Milperra showroom. See the build quality, test the feel of the stroke, and ask questions in person before purchasing.
Delivery and Installation

Australia-Wide Delivery

🚚 Ships Australia-Wide

We deliver the Ski Trainer with Base to all major cities and most regional areas across Australia. Contact us for a freight quote to your location.

🔧 Installation Available

Professional assembly and installation is available. Contact our team for a quote specific to your location and setup requirements.

📦 Lead Time

Stock availability and lead times are subject to change. Contact us on 1300 247 888 or [email protected] to confirm current dispatch timeframes.

Keep Exploring

Related Equipment

Browse Our Full Cardio Range → Functional Trainers → Rubber Gym Flooring → Barbells and Weight Sets → Dumbbells and Dumbbell Racks → Weight Benches →
Frequently Asked Questions

Ski Trainer — Common Questions Answered

A ski trainer (also called a ski erg) is a cardio machine that replicates the movement of Nordic skiing. You stand in front of the unit and pull down on the handles in a skiing motion. The machine uses an air resistance flywheel — as you pull harder or faster, the resistance increases automatically. The cord retracts smoothly after each stroke, resetting for your next pull. It can be used with a double pole technique (both arms together) or an alternating arm classic technique.
Yes. Because the air resistance scales with your effort, beginners can start at a relaxed pace and gradually increase intensity as their technique and fitness improve. There is no fixed resistance setting to navigate. That said, ski trainers do require some technique to get the most out of them — most users find they need two or three sessions to develop a comfortable rhythm before they start pushing hard.
The ski trainer is one of the most effective full body cardio machines available. Each stroke engages the latissimus dorsi (lats), shoulders, triceps, biceps, chest, core, glutes and hamstrings. The hip hinge component of the movement means your posterior chain is actively loaded throughout the session, making it significantly more complete than a bike or standard treadmill workout.
Yes. The Ski Trainer with Base has a compact footprint of 1300mm long by 600mm wide, which makes it one of the smaller full body cardio machines available. It runs quietly, requires no electricity, and can be moved on its built-in transport wheels. It is a strong choice for garage gyms, home studios, and anyone with limited space who wants a high-performance cardio option.
Yes. This ski trainer is rated for use in commercial training environments including personal training studios and commercial gyms. The frame carries a lifetime warranty, and the mechanical and electronic components are covered for 1 year. The high-durability cord drive is designed to handle the repeated loading of daily commercial use.
The console tracks time, speed, distance, calories, RPM (strokes per minute) and watts. This gives you enough data to structure interval training, track progress over time, and set performance targets. Watts in particular is a useful metric for pacing high-intensity efforts consistently across sessions.
The machine itself measures 1300mm long by 600mm wide by 2150mm high. In terms of usable space, allow at least 1500mm clear in front of the unit for a comfortable athletic stance and full range of motion through the stroke. A ceiling height of at least 2400mm is recommended to ensure the handles clear comfortably at the top of the movement for taller users.
Yes, and it is one of the better machines for it. The air resistance means you can go from a slow recovery pace to a maximum effort sprint within a single stroke, which suits Tabata rounds, AMRAP conditioning blocks, and watt-based power intervals very well. The full body engagement also means your heart rate responds quickly, making it an efficient choice for time-pressured training sessions.
Yes. The Ski Trainer with Base is on display at our Milperra showroom at 10/202 Milperra Road, Milperra NSW 2214. We are open Monday to Friday 9am–5pm, and Saturday by appointment. You are welcome to try the machine and speak with our team before making a decision. Call us on 1300 247 888 or email [email protected] to arrange a visit.
Yes. We ship the Ski Trainer with Base to all major Australian cities including Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Adelaide, Perth, Canberra, Gold Coast, Newcastle and more. Freight to regional areas is also available. Contact us on 1300 247 888 or [email protected] for a delivery quote to your specific location.
Yes. Professional assembly and installation is available as an optional service. Contact our team for a quote based on your location and setup. Most customers are also able to assemble the unit themselves using the included manual and hardware.
The ski trainer carries a lifetime warranty on the frame, 1 year on mechanical and electronic parts, and 1 year on wear items. For warranty claims or parts requests, contact our team on 1300 247 888 or [email protected].
We recommend rubber gym matting underneath and around the ski trainer. It protects your floor from the base, dampens any vibration, reduces noise, and provides a non-slip surface during use. Browse our rubber gym flooring range for tiles and roll options suited to home and commercial gym setups.
Both are excellent full body cardio machines, but they load the body differently. A rowing machine is predominantly driven by a leg push followed by an upper body pull, with the user seated. The ski trainer uses a standing position with a hip hinge and pulling motion, placing greater demand on the upper body, lats and core with less emphasis on the quads. Many serious home gym owners and PT studios choose to have both. If you can only choose one and upper body conditioning is a priority, the ski trainer is the stronger choice.
The ski trainer ships as a complete unit with everything required to start training. The main additional purchase we recommend is rubber gym flooring to go underneath it. Beyond that, it pairs well with free weights such as dumbbells and barbells, a weight bench, or a functional trainer if you want to build out a more complete home gym or studio setup.
Delivering Australia-Wide: 24/7 Gym Equipment ships the Ski Trainer with Base to customers across Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Adelaide, Perth, Canberra, Gold Coast, Newcastle, Wollongong, Hobart, Darwin and regional Australia. Whether you are setting up a home gym in the suburbs or equipping a PT studio in a regional centre, we can get this machine to you. Contact us on 1300 247 888 or visit our Milperra showroom to discuss delivery to your area.