SciFit Fitness PRO1000 Upper Body Exerciser - Bariatric Seat

SciFit PRO1000 Upper Body Exerciser – Bariatric Seat

The SciFit PRO1000 with Bariatric Seat is purpose-built for accessibility, durability, and performance. Featuring an extra-wide seat, reinforced design, and ultra-low starting resistance, this exerciser makes safe and effective upper body training possible for users of all fitness levels.

With 191 resistance levels, adjustable arm cranks, and bi-directional movement, the PRO1000 delivers tailored workouts for rehab, strength, or cardio conditioning. The Bariatric Seat adds comfort and confidence with a 600 lb. weight capacity, integrated side handles, and a 5" wider frame than the premium or standard seat.

Whether in clinical rehab, adaptive fitness programs, or bariatric training environments, the PRO1000 provides unmatched versatility in a space-efficient, wheelchair-accessible design.

Key Features

• Adjustable Arm Cranks
  Three range-of-motion settings plus unison motion for customizable workouts.

• Bi-Directional Resistance
  Pedal forward or backward to engage different muscle groups and extend endurance.

• Iso-Strength Program
  Safe, accommodating resistance adapts automatically to the user’s effort level.

• 191 Levels of Resistance
  Extra-low starting resistance makes it easy to begin, while advanced levels challenge even experienced users.

• Wheelchair Accessible
  Seat removes easily to allow direct wheelchair access.

Bariatric Seat Highlights

• Extra-Wide Comfort – 5" wider than standard/premium seats

• High Capacity – Supports up to 600 lbs.

• Adjustable Positioning – Forward/back adjustment for proper alignment

• Integrated Side Handles – Added stability and confidence during use

• 360° Therapist Assist Pedals – Adjust the seat position from any angle around the machine

Compatible Accessories (Optional)

 Wheelchair Platform (Standard on PRO1)

Heavy-Duty Wheelchair Ramp

Assist Gloves, Pair

 Straight Grips

 Polar Chest Strap Transmitter

Ideal For:

• Bariatric users needing reinforced support and wider seating

• Rehabilitation centers requiring fully accessible equipment

• Clinics and facilities training users of all abilities

• Adaptive fitness and inclusive wellness programs