Nustep, has anyone used this?

I wrote the company and asked if there was one in the area I can try. If it is a good product and helps with movement I'm thinking it may be worth the investment. I really like that they offer payment plans. It's one of those things, if I could do a workout like that daily or a few times a week it make make a great improvement to my ability and overall health, but it is a little scary not knowing for sure. I will be thinking about it.

My husband Peter uses the Medimotion bike. Can be used either just for legs (with or without motor) or for arms and legs. They are expensive (around £3000 here in the UK) but they can be hired for 3 months at a time or you can rent to buy so when you have paid the full price over 3 years (no interest) they become yours. His right side is weak so the ability to measure right and left legs separately is perfect for him and he can play a video game of trampoline using leg symmetry to keep him in the centre of the trampoline. Lots of other games to play, lots of training feedback and training suggestions.
He has a big issue with tight muscles and spasticity and using the bike daily really helps. Can't recommend it enough.
www.mediotronics.co.za/index.php?_route_=disabled_therapy&search=motomed%20muvi

It is odd that this thread popped up after 4 years. I bought a nustep in 2012 when I got an inheritance. I love the thing. At first I could barely work it with just my legs for 2 minutes on the lowest setting, but supplementing with arm strength let me do a cardio workout. Now I can work it with just legs for about 5 minutes. I use it 2 or 3 times a day to gt my blood moving.

I think a person with no leg function could still appreciate using this to get their legs moving. Even passive movement gets the blood flowing faster, leaving the legs feeling refreshed.