TriggerPoint Grid vs The Step Original Aerobic Platform

You know your obliques, your side, your shoulders, everything and it loosens it up. It's like a deep tissue, massage like someone who's really getting...

The bases just nest/ fit nicely together and move apart easily. I'm 200 pounds and I don't feel as though that's a problem. Nothing shifts or moves everything is safe and fine. Don't worry just get it to try; you won't regret it or you'll find lots of uses for it, just don't stress out

I've been suffering from chronic muscle pain for the past few years. In the past, I've used heating pads, massagers, pain medicines and have visited physical therapists and acupuncturist to alleviate my muscle pain. Yet, I was always disappointed with the outcome as not one product solution seemed to solve my problem. However, TriggerPoint Grid 1

I received The Step for Christmas and have only used it a few times but I have already lost weight. Be aware that even though the DVD says it has a routine for beginners, I really doesn't. I have never done a step workout before and I expected the DVD to go slow and teach me the steps. It does not

So even though it can go up to 70hz, it doesn't vibrate as deep into the tissue as the older model. Secondly, it needs a dedicated 9V charging adapter rather than the 5V Micro USB rather for the model. It's fine if you intend to use it at home, but for traveling, I much prefer the older design that can be charged with a cellphone charger or a battery pack, eliminating the needs to bring one more adapter. So overall I think TriggerPoint got the size right, but they need to tune the vibration amplitude up

I am very pleased with this step. I originally ordered the smaller circuit size one and found it almost child-size. (I am average size btw, 5'7" and 185 pounds.) I found the other smaller one made by this same company to be a safety hazard--my foot kept sliding off as I did my step routine

I am a personal trainer and I use this with my clients and teach them how to properly stretch and foam roll to help with injury prevention, flexibility, and help keep them from getting as sore in their muscles. There is great durability with this as I've had other brands and can definitely say this was worth it.

Definitely worth it to pay a few bucks more to buy this study stepper. The step risers secure into place making the stepper safe to use without worry that the risers will slip off. Folks, this stepper is meant for stepping and NOT for jumping and willfully trying to make it become disassembled (like HipShopper did in her video review). I think HipShopper would be better off buying a solid piece of wood to meet her expectations

This product is amazing. The last two vibration settings on here shook the whole house. This is a good thing because let's face it if you are seeking to buy this, your fascia requires this level of intensity! I'm only sad I didn't get this sooner. Suffering from tendonitis in my ankle, it took a couple of encounters with PT friends and yogis to highlight - despite my flexibility, I was inflexible in the IT band (between knee and foot) and muscles supporting the ankle (in feet, calves, shins) and who knows where else?!?!? I already have a multisetting vibrating roller from homemedics which I thought was amazing

**Oops, I did it again!** Now, I was forced to order the Original Step and submitted my order the same day I received the High Step and selected next-day shipping. Unfortunately, the item was not delivered next day and did not arrive until the following week. Amazon was kind enough to refund me the $3.99 for next day shipping but I was pissed about the inconvenience