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Why NuStep Featured Models The Lineup Compare Models Honest Fit Benefits Build Quality Story Ownership FAQ Our Take NuStep Recumbent Cross Trainers & Ergometers — Total-Body Rehab and Fitness NuStep builds recumbent cross trainers, recumbent bikes, and upper body ergometers used in clinical rehabilitation settings and serious home gyms alike, with models starting at $4,895 and reaching up to $7,395. The flagship UE8 PRO and T6 MAX, both priced from $7,095, represent the most sophisticated iterations of NuStep's total-body recumbent concept. This equipment is designed for people who need a genuinely low-impact, seated cardiovascular option, whether recovering from surgery, managing a chronic condition, or simply preferring a machine that does not stress joints. The main decision is between recumbent cross trainers (arms and legs together), recumbent bikes (lower body only), and upper body ergometers (arms only), so your specific mobility situation or therapy goal should drive the choice more than price. If you are researching a nustep exercise machine for home or clinical use, understanding those format differences is the most useful starting point. Entry Model: The NuStep T4r Recumbent Cross Trainer ($4,895) is the most accessible point in the lineup, delivering the signature total-body stepping motion at a lower price without sacrificing the core seated ergonomic design. Flagship Model: The NuStep T5XRW Recumbent Cross Trainer ($7,395) tops the cross trainer line with the widest seat option and the full T5XR feature set, making it the go-to choice for facilities or users who need maximum accessibility. Manufacturing Quality: NuStep machines are engineered and assembled in the United States, a fact that distinguishes them from most commercial fitness brands and contributes to the equipment's reputation for durability in high-use environments. At a Glance Product Types Recumbent Cross Trainers, Recumbent Bikes, Upper Body Ergometers Price Range $4,895 to $7,395 W