SciFit

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SCIFIT Rehabilitation & Fitness Equipment — Clinical-Grade Performance

SCIFIT builds upper body ergometers, recumbent steppers, and rehabilitation accessories designed for clinical and conditioning environments, with prices starting at $7,290 for the StepONE recumbent stepper line. The full collection at Peak Primal Wellness spans from accessible total-body rehab machines to individual accessories, covering a live price range of $130 to $7,962.

This equipment is built for physical therapy clinics, sports medicine facilities, and serious home users who need medical-grade durability and adjustability rather than consumer-grade approximations. The decision usually comes down to which seat configuration fits your users and whether you need upper-body-only, lower-body-only, or total-body capability.

Entry Point: The SCIFIT Assist Gloves for PRO & StepONE Trainers at $130 let you add grip support to existing SCIFIT machines without a major investment, making them a practical first purchase for facilities already running SCIFIT hardware.
Flagship Model: The SCIFIT IF PRO2 Accessible Active-Passive Total Body Rehabilitation Exerciser with Wheelchair Ramp and Premium Seat at $7,962 is the top of the collection, combining active and passive motor-assisted movement with full wheelchair accessibility in a single unit.
Manufacturing and Standards: SCIFIT machines are designed to meet clinical-use standards, with frame construction and resistance systems built to handle continuous institutional use across multiple users and shifts, not just occasional home workouts.
At a Glance
Product TypesUpper body ergometers, recumbent steppers, rehab accessories
Price Range$130 to $7,962
WarrantyManufacturer warranty included; see product pages for terms
HSA/FSA EligiblePotentially eligible; confirm with your plan administrator
Models Available21 products across machines and accessories
Featured Models

SCIFIT Models to Start With

SCIFIT StepONE Recumbent Stepper with Premium SeatEntry
SCIFIT StepONE Recumbent Stepper with Premium Seat
Recumbent stepper with enhanced premium seat paddingIdeal for cardio and pulmonary rehabilitation programsLow starting resistance for post-acute patient use
$7,290 View Model ›
SCIFIT StepONE Recumbent Stepper with Bariatric SeatMost Popular
SCIFIT StepONE Recumbent Stepper with Bariatric Seat
Bariatric seat accommodates wider frame and capacitySuited for sports medicine and physical therapy settingsLow starting resistance supports early rehabilitation stages
$7,647 View Model ›
SCIFIT StepONE Recumbent Stepper with Standard SeatFlagship
SCIFIT StepONE Recumbent Stepper with Standard Seat
Standard seat recumbent stepper at entry price pointSupports cardio, pulmonary, and conditioning rehabilitationLow starting resistance for progressive load management
$7,048 View Model ›
The Lineup, Explained

Entry, Mid and Flagship

Here is what actually changes between tiers.

Tier 1 · Entry
SCIFIT PRO1 Sport Standing Upper Body Ergometer
Price$5,651
ConfigurationAdjustable cranks with standing platform
Use CaseUpper body ergometry, standing position
SeatNo seat; standing platform included

Best for facilities that primarily serve ambulatory patients who need upper-body conditioning or shoulder rehabilitation from a standing position.

Tier 2 · Mid
SCIFIT StepONE Recumbent Stepper with Standard Seat
Price$7,048
ConfigurationRecumbent stepper, standard seat
Use CaseCardio, pulmonary rehab, sports medicine
ResistanceLow starting resistance for progressive rehab

Best for clinics running pulmonary or cardiac rehabilitation programs that need a seated, low-impact cardio option for a general patient population.

Tier 3 · Flagship
SCIFIT IF PRO2 Accessible Active-Passive Total Body Exerciser
Price$7,962
ConfigurationWheelchair ramp, premium seat, active-passive motor
Use CaseFull-spectrum rehabilitation including non-ambulatory patients
Special FeatureMotor-assisted passive movement mode

Best for rehabilitation centers that need one machine capable of serving both self-directed patients and those who require motor-assisted passive movement.

Side by Side

Compare SCIFIT Models

Model Highlights Price
SCIFIT StepONE Recumbent Stepper with Standard Seat
SCIFIT StepONE Recumbent Stepper
 SCIFIT StepONE Recumbent Stepper with Standard Seat The StepONE with the Standard Seat is a recumbent stepper ideal for cardio and pulmonary rehabilitation. It's also perfect for $7,048 Shop ›
SCIFIT StepONE Recumbent Stepper with Premium Seat
SCIFIT StepONE Recumbent Stepper
 SCIFIT StepONE Recumbent Stepper with Premium Seat The StepONE with the Premium Seat is a recumbent stepper ideal for cardio and pulmonary rehabilitation. It's also perfect for $7,290 Shop ›
SCIFIT StepONE Recumbent Stepper with Bariatric Seat
SCIFIT StepONE Recumbent Stepper
 SCIFIT StepONE Recumbent Stepper with Bariatric Seat The StepONE with the Bariatric Seat is a recumbent stepper ideal for cardio and pulmonary rehabilitation. It's also perfect for $7,647 Shop ›
Honest Fit

Who SCIFIT Is For

A Good Fit If You

+You operate a physical therapy, sports medicine, or cardiac rehab clinic and need clinical-grade equipment with measurable output.
+You need wheelchair-accessible cardio equipment that accommodates non-ambulatory patients in active or passive modes.
+You are building a high-end home rehabilitation setup following a significant injury or surgery and require medical-grade durability.
+You need a range of seat configurations, handle types, and crank adjustments to serve diverse patient populations on the same platform.

Look Elsewhere If You

–You are looking for a basic home cardio machine and do not need clinical durability, motor assist, or wheelchair access.
–Your budget may not stretch to a complete machine, as the most accessible entry point in the SCIFIT lineup is the PRO1 Sport Standing Upper Body Ergometer at $5,651.
–You need Pilates-style spring-resistance apparatus or reformer-based rehabilitation equipment, which brands like BASI Systems or Elina Pilates cover instead.
–You want compact equipment for a small home gym with limited floor space, as SCIFIT machines are built to clinical dimensions.
Why SCIFIT

Key Benefits of SCIFIT SciFit

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Inclusive Access for All Mobility Levels

SCIFIT designs for users who cannot simply step onto a treadmill or mount a standard bike. The IF PRO2 with its wheelchair ramp and the StepONE's low step-through height mean that patients with significant mobility limitations can still access meaningful cardiovascular exercise.

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Measurable, Programmable Output

SCIFIT upper body ergometers provide resistance levels and output metrics that let clinicians build and track progressive rehabilitation protocols. That kind of measurability is what separates clinical equipment from general fitness gear and makes SCIFIT useful in outcome-focused settings.

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Bi-Directional and Multi-Plane Training

The PRO1000 series and the optional external rotation handles on the PRO1 platform allow rehabilitation work across multiple planes of movement. SCIFIT's engineering here reflects a real understanding of how shoulder and upper-body injuries need to be rehabilitated, not just exercised.

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Durability Built for Institutional Use

SCIFIT machines are constructed to handle the kind of daily throughput a busy clinic generates, which also means they hold up exceptionally well in a demanding home rehabilitation environment. The build quality is not incidental; it is central to what SCIFIT produces.

Build Quality

Certifications and Construction

SCIFIT equipment is constructed to clinical-use standards, with frames and resistance systems designed for continuous multi-user institutional environments. Seat configurations including bariatric options indicate engineering for a broad range of body types and weights beyond typical consumer fitness specs. Accessories like the Premium Seat Safety Belt and External Rotation Handles are manufactured to integrate precisely with the SCIFIT platform rather than as generic add-ons.

Clinical-Grade Frame Construction
Built for continuous institutional multi-user environments
Active-Passive Motor System (IF PRO2)
Motor-assisted movement for non-ambulatory rehabilitation patients
Bariatric Seat Configurations
Wider frame and higher capacity seat options available
Bi-Directional Resistance (PRO1000)
Supports push and pull loading in both directions
SCIFIT construction detail
Heritage

The SCIFIT Story

SCIFIT has built a reputation in the rehabilitation and clinical fitness space by focusing on a specific problem: how do you build cardio and strength equipment that works for patients recovering from injury, surgery, or chronic illness rather than healthy athletes pushing for peak performance? The result is a product line that prioritizes accessibility, adjustability, and durability in ways that consumer fitness brands rarely address.

Peak Primal Wellness carries SCIFIT as an authorized dealer because this equipment fills a genuine gap in the market for buyers who need clinical-grade rehabilitation hardware without going through a hospital procurement process. Specifications are sourced directly from SCIFIT's manufacturer documentation, and the collection covers everything from individual accessories to full active-passive rehabilitation systems.

Warranty · Care · Returns

Ownership: Warranty, Care and Returns

Warranty & Support

SCIFIT provides manufacturer warranty coverage on its machines and accessories, with specific terms varying by product. Coverage details are included with each unit and are listed on individual product pages where available. As an authorized dealer, Peak Primal Wellness sells SCIFIT equipment with all manufacturer warranty rights intact.

Warranty Type · Manufacturer warranty, terms by productDealer Status · Authorized SCIFIT dealer

Care & Cleaning

SCIFIT machines should be wiped down after each session using a mild, non-abrasive cleaner appropriate for medical or fitness equipment surfaces. Accessories such as the Assist Gloves and Safety Belt should be cleaned regularly and allowed to dry fully before storage to prevent material degradation. Moving components like cranks and pedals benefit from periodic inspection to confirm hardware is secure and functioning as expected.

Cleaning · Mild non-abrasive cleaner after each useAccessories · Clean, dry fully, and store away from moisture

Returns

Peak Primal Wellness accepts returns on unused SCIFIT accessories within a 30-day window from the date of receipt, provided items are in original, uninstalled condition. Given the size and clinical nature of SCIFIT machines, return eligibility for large equipment should be confirmed before purchase by contacting our team directly. Exchanges for different seat configurations or handle types follow the same 30-day window on unused, uninstalled items.

Return Window · 30 days, unused and uninstalled conditionLarge Equipment · Contact us to confirm return eligibility before ordering
Questions

SCIFIT FAQ

What is the best SCIFIT scifit for rehabilitation use?⌄

For pure upper-body rehab, the SCIFIT PRO1000 Bi-Directional Upper Body Ergometer with Adjustable Cranks is the strongest option because bi-directional resistance lets clinicians program both pushing and pulling against load. For combined cardio and lower-body rehab, the StepONE recumbent stepper series is the clear choice, and the Standard Seat version at $7,048 is a solid starting point if bariatric capacity is not a requirement.

How does SCIFIT compare to BASI Systems and Elina Pilates?⌄

BASI Systems and Elina Pilates both build Pilates reformers and clinical movement equipment with strong reputations in rehabilitation, but they focus on spring-resistance Pilates apparatus rather than motorized or electromagnetic ergometers. SCIFIT targets cardiovascular and upper-body ergometry specifically, so if you need measurable wattage output, active-passive motor assist, or wheelchair-accessible seating on a cardio device, SCIFIT covers ground those brands do not.

What is the difference between the PRO1 and PRO1000 upper body ergometers?⌄

The PRO1 series uses standard directional resistance suited to forward-pedaling protocols, while the PRO1000 adds bi-directional resistance so users can push and pull against load in both directions. The PRO1000 starts at $5,756 with a standard seat and goes to $6,596 with the bariatric seat. If your programming involves eccentric or pulling-specific work, the PRO1000 is worth the added cost.

Which SCIFIT seat configuration should I choose?⌄

Standard seats work for most clinical populations without specific weight or positioning needs. The Premium Seat adds enhanced padding and support, which matters for longer sessions or users with trunk instability. The Bariatric Seat accommodates higher weight capacities and a wider frame. If you are outfitting a general rehab clinic, the Premium Seat is a safe default that covers the majority of users without going to the full bariatric spec.

Is SCIFIT equipment suitable for home use?⌄

Technically yes, but it is worth being realistic. SCIFIT machines are sized and priced for clinical environments, so a full-featured recumbent stepper or upper body ergometer in a home gym is a significant financial commitment. Users who genuinely need medical-grade durability, wheelchair accessibility, or active-passive motor-assisted movement often find the investment justified. For general home cardio without those requirements, the clinical spec may be more than you need.

What accessories are available for SCIFIT machines?⌄

Peak Primal Wellness carries several SCIFIT accessories including the Assist Gloves for PRO and StepONE trainers ($130), the Premium Seat Safety Belt ($176), PRO Straight Hand Grips ($285), and PRO1 External Rotation Handles ($410). The external rotation handles in particular expand the shoulder rehabilitation range of motion options on the PRO1 platform without requiring a separate machine.

What does active-passive mode mean on the IF PRO2?⌄

Active mode means the user drives the pedaling motion themselves against resistance. Passive mode means the machine's motor moves the limbs through the motion pattern for users who cannot generate movement independently, such as patients in early neurological recovery. The IF PRO2 at $7,962 supports both, which is what makes it useful across a wide spectrum of rehabilitation stages rather than just the ambulatory population.

Can the SCIFIT PRO1 Sport Standing Ergometer be used by users of different heights?⌄

Yes. The PRO1 Sport Standing Upper Body Ergometer with Adjustable Cranks and Platform at $5,651 features adjustable cranks specifically to accommodate standing users of varying heights. The platform provides a stable base, and the crank adjustment means the arm arc can be positioned appropriately for taller or shorter individuals without requiring separate machine configurations.

Are SCIFIT products HSA or FSA eligible?⌄

HSA and FSA eligibility for rehabilitation equipment depends on your specific plan administrator and whether a qualifying medical need is documented. SCIFIT equipment is used in clinical rehabilitation contexts, which can support an eligibility case, but you should confirm with your benefits administrator before purchasing. Peak Primal Wellness recommends checking your plan terms directly rather than assuming eligibility.

How do SCIFIT upper body ergometers differ from standard arm bikes?⌄

Standard arm bikes are typically consumer-grade cardio devices with simple friction or magnetic resistance. SCIFIT upper body ergometers are built for clinical use with precise wattage control, adjustable crank length, multiple handle options, and in some models bi-directional load. That combination allows clinicians to program specific resistance protocols and track output in a way that a basic arm bike cannot support.

What is the weight capacity of the SCIFIT StepONE Bariatric Seat version?⌄

The specific weight capacity for the Bariatric Seat configuration is listed in the manufacturer product documentation. As an authorized dealer, Peak Primal Wellness sources all specifications directly from SCIFIT. For exact weight limits on any seat configuration, check the individual product page or contact us to confirm before ordering.

How do I decide between the StepONE and the IF PRO2 for a rehabilitation clinic?⌄

The StepONE is a recumbent stepper focused on lower-body and total-body cardio in a seated position, well suited for pulmonary rehab and general conditioning. The IF PRO2 at $7,962 adds active-passive motor assist and a full wheelchair ramp, making it the right choice when your patient population includes users who cannot self-initiate movement or arrive in wheelchairs. If your clinic serves that population regularly, the IF PRO2 is the more versatile investment.