Inclusive fitness works best when the equipment removes barriers without lowering expectations, and the Keiser M7i Wheelchair Accessible Total Body Trainer is built precisely for that mission. Designed for users who remain in a wheelchair, use a scooter, or require seated support, the M7i delivers a smooth, low-impact stair-climbing motion from a stable recumbent training position, with an open, wheelchair-accessible frame that supports direct access from most mobility devices, so users can train without the stress, risk, or time demands of transferring. Keiser’s magnetic resistance technology provides quiet, consistent loading that feels controlled instead of jarring, making it a strong fit for rehabilitation clinics, retirement communities, adaptive wellness programs, condos, and corporate facilities that need reliable, approachable equipment that still performs at a professional standard. A uniquely engineered 8-inch pedal stroke mimics a natural step pattern while reducing ankle flexion and joint strain, which is especially valuable for post-stroke recovery, spinal cord injury programming, deconditioning, and cardiac or neurological rehab where confidence and repeatable movement quality matter. Angled footplates support improved lower-limb alignment, with raised side and rear walls to help keep the feet secure, while the integrated upper-body resistance handles allow users to train the shoulders, arms, and torso for a true total-body effect that supports circulation, endurance, and functional strength. The easy-to-read digital console uses large, high-contrast text and provides real-time feedback including gear, steps per minute, total steps, calories, METS, watts, and heart rate when paired with a compatible chest strap, helping clinicians, staff, and users track progress with clarity. Situation: Are you outfitting a space where accessibility must be real, not symbolic, and where users need to train independently and safely? Problem: What happens when traditional cardio and strength equipment requires transfers, complex setup, or high-impact mechanics that discourage participation? Implication: How much progress is lost when users avoid training due to anxiety around access, discomfort, or inconsistent movement quality, and how does that affect outcomes, satisfaction, and the credibility of your inclusive wellness commitment? Need-payoff: What changes when one compact, transportable trainer delivers quiet magnetic resistance, a joint-friendly stepping motion, and integrated upper-body work, so more people can train more often, with measurable feedback and less staff intervention? The M7i is a smart, long-term investment for organizations that want inclusive performance with the polish, durability, and engineering depth Keiser is known for.

• Complete specifications and measurements:
  • Height: 44" (1118 mm)
  • Width: 28" (711 mm)
  • Depth: 38.5" (978 mm)
  • Product weight: 142 lb (65 kg)
  • Resistance system: magnetic resistance technology
  • Pedal stroke: 8-inch step pattern
  • Console metrics: gear, steps per minute, total steps, calories, METS, watts, heart rate with compatible strap
• Key features with practical advantages:
  • Wheelchair-accessible open frame supports direct access and reduces transfer risk
  • Quiet magnetic resistance supports comfortable training in clinics and shared spaces
  • Low-impact stepping motion supports joint-friendly conditioning and rehab progression
  • 8-inch pedal stroke reduces ankle flexion demands and supports more natural mechanics
  • Angled footplates with raised side and rear walls improve foot security and alignment
  • Integrated upper-body resistance handles enable true total-body conditioning
  • High-contrast, easy-read console supports confident use for diverse users and staff oversight
  • Compact footprint and transportability support flexible placement in multi-use environments
• Available models, options, or accessories:
  • Keiser M7i Adaptability Kit: hand straps, foot straps, and leg stabilizers for added support and control
  • Optional foot stability straps to help maintain leg position during training
  • Optional leg stabilizers to enhance alignment and reduce shifting
  • Optional wrist stability straps for users with limited grip strength or upper-limb instability
  • Compatible heart rate monitoring with a supported chest strap
• Warranty details:
  • Parts: 3 years
  • Wearable parts such as upholstery and pedal straps: 6 months
  • Labor: 12 months on-site
  • Keiser craftsmanship shows up in precision engineering, smooth magnetic resistance, and a design built for high-use environments, while Resolution Fitness supports your investment with expert selection guidance, layout advice, accessories planning, and dependable service follow-through to protect long-term performance and user confidence.

If your goal is to offer adaptive fitness that people can actually use, the Keiser M7i delivers. This wheelchair-accessible total body trainer combines quiet magnetic resistance with an 8-inch pedal stroke and integrated upper-body handles to create a low-impact, full-body workout that supports rehab progression, safer conditioning, and consistent daily use. With a compact 44" H x 28" W x 38.5" D footprint and a 142 lb frame that’s practical to place in clinics, condos, and wellness rooms, it helps remove transfer barriers and keeps users focused on progress, not access challenges. The high-contrast console delivers clear, motivating feedback including steps per minute, METS, watts, and heart rate with a compatible strap, while the available Adaptability Kit and stability straps add support for users who need it. Backed by a 3-year parts warranty and 12 months of on-site labor, the M7i is a confident, long-term choice for inclusive performance.