Rehabilitation training bicycles
Product Introduction
The Mini Fitness Bike is a foldable step machine designed for leg strength, rehabilitation training, and home exercise. It helps users build lower limb strength, improve joint mobility, and recover from injuries while offering a safe and comfortable workout experience.
Its compact and foldable design makes it ideal for small apartments, offices, or home gyms. Suitable for beginners, seniors, rehabilitation patients, and fitness enthusiasts, this mini bike combines convenience, versatility, and ergonomic comfort in one portable device.
Product specification
| Specification | Details |
|---|---|
| Product Name | Ankle Rehabilitation Trainer |
| Product Type | Ankle Rehabilitation & Mobility Training Device |
| Primary Function | Ankle inversion & eversion correction, mobility improvement |
| Material | Lightweight plastic frame with soft padding |
| Color Options | White / Grey |
| Size | One size fits most |
| Weight | Approx. 1–2 kg |
| Power Source | Manual (no electricity required) |
| Foldable | Yes |
| Assembly Required | No |
| Portability | Lightweight & easy to carry |
| Recommended Use | Home therapy, rehabilitation clinics, physiotherapy centers |
| Target Areas | Ankle joint, foot stability and alignment |
| Training Type | Passive & active ankle rehabilitation |
| Box Includes | 1 × Ankle Rehabilitation Trainer |
| User Level | Beginner to intermediate rehabilitation |
| Suitable For | Fracture recovery, post-surgery rehab, stroke recovery, mobility training |
Target audience of the product
- 1.Hemiplegic patients (stroke/post-stroke)
- 2.Patients recovering from fracture surgery
- 3.Patients with foot drop (nerve injury/long-term immobilization)
- 4.Sarcopenia/degenerative joint disease in the elderly
How to Use
1. Sit by the bedside with your lower limbs straight and your feet flat on the ground.
2. Put your feet into the machine, press the soles of your feet tightly against the pedal, and use straps to secure your heels and the front of your feet to prevent them from sliding
3. Inspect the machinery and equipment, confirm the power supply/battery level, and ensure there are no abnormal prompts during the self-check upon startup.
Contraindications:
1.Unhealed fracture (confirmed by a doctor)
2.Severe osteoporosis (avoid excessive stretching)
3.Acute stage of deep vein thrombosis (DVT)
4.Damaged or infected areas of the skin
Safety tips
2.If obvious pain or swelling occurs after training, the Angle should be reduced or the training should be suspended.
3.When the elderly use it, they should pay attention to anti-slip measures to avoid falls.
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