DMI Portable Under Desk Pedal Exerciser
- Number of Resistance Levels: 7
- Unit Count: 1
Last refreshed Jun 30, 2026 · Based on the Amazon listing and published specifications, not hands-on testing.
A simple, PT-recommended pedal exerciser that does the basic job well for most buyers, though a meaningful minority hit build-quality issues with the tension knob or frame.
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ASIN: B0009STNTCModel: 660-2008-0099Category: Exercise Bikes
Overview
A lightweight chrome pedal exerciser for seated arm or leg cycling, with an adjustable tension knob and pedal safety straps, aimed at rehab, physical therapy, and low-impact home use.
- About 6 lbs, compact for home or office
- Adjustable resistance via top-mounted knob
- Non-slip pedal straps for hands or feet
- Works from a wheelchair or seated chair
Who it's for
People in physical therapy or post-surgery rehab, older adults wanting low-impact circulation exercise, and wheelchair users who can pedal from a seated position. Not for anyone needing high, consistent resistance, since the tension knob reportedly slips.
Pros and cons
- Recommended by physical therapists for rehab use
- Light enough to move around the house
- Works for both arm and leg cycling
- Tension knob reportedly loses resistance quickly
- One unit's pedal-frame joint cracked after months
- One buyer's box arrived missing assembly screws
Specifications
| Brand | DMI |
|---|---|
| Model | 660-2008-0099 |
| Number of Resistance Levels | 7 |
| Unit Count | 1 |
Frequently asked questions
Is the DMI pedal exerciser good for post-surgery rehab?
Several buyers say it was specifically recommended by a physical therapist for recovery after procedures like knee replacement.
Can it be used for arm exercise, not just legs?
Yes, it is designed to sit on a table or the floor for arm cycling as well as leg pedaling.