NuStep, Inc. TRS 4000 Recumbent Cross Trainer

The NuStep TRS 4000 is a high-quality recumbent cross trainer designed to deliver safe, full-body cardiovascular workouts for users of varying fitness levels. Built for rehabilitation centers, wellness programs, and home fitness use, the TRS 4000 combines smooth linear motion with an ergonomic seat and adjustable resistance levels for total-body conditioning.

Overview

Engineered for accessibility and performance, the NuStep TRS 4000 promotes natural, low-impact movement that engages both upper and lower body muscle groups. Its step-through design accommodates users with limited mobility, while the ergonomic seat and intuitive display make it ideal for physical therapy, senior fitness, and general wellness training. Built with durability and safety in mind, the TRS 4000 supports users up to 400 lbs and adapts comfortably to a wide range of body sizes.

Key Features

• Low-impact, full-body workout with synchronized arm and leg motion
• Recumbent seating position reduces joint stress and enhances stability
• Adjustable resistance levels for customized training intensity
• Easy step-through design for safe on/off access
• Ergonomic seat with adjustable positions for personalized comfort
• Digital display provides time, distance, calories, and workload feedback
• Quiet, smooth operation suitable for clinical or home environments

Product Specifications

• Brand: NuStep
• Model: TRS 4000
• Length: 60 in (152 cm)
• Width: 28 in (69 cm)
• Height: 43 in (109 cm)
• Machine Weight: 205 lbs (93 kg)
• Maximum User Weight Capacity: 400 lbs (181 kg)
• User Height Range: 4′6″ to 6′4″ (137 cm – 193 cm)
• Power: Self-powered system (no external power required)
• Frame Material: Steel frame with durable powder-coat finish
• Display: Digital LCD console showing time, distance, speed, calories, and workload
• Use Environment: Clinical rehabilitation, wellness centers, home fitness

Ideal For

• Physical therapy and rehabilitation clinics
• Senior and assisted living wellness programs
• Hospital or outpatient therapy departments
• Home users seeking low-impact, total-body exercise