Pro-X Walker adds a workout to your waist pack
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The Pro-X Walker can serve as the basis for a series of exercises
The Pro-X Walker can serve as the basis for a series of exercises
The Pro-X Walker can serve as the basis for a series of exercises
The Pro-X Walker can serve as the basis for a series of exercises
The Pro-X Walker can serve as the basis for a series of exercises
Use the Pro-X Walker on the street or treadmill
Get your arms more involved in the walk
The Pro-X Walker with utility belt carries a water bottle and mobile device
The Pro-X Walker can serve as the basis for a series of exercises
Walking, standing, lying down...
The Pro-X Walker can serve as the basis for a series of exercises
The Pro-X Walker can serve as a lower profile alternative to Nordic walking
The Pro-X comes in two resistance levels
The two integrated cables add resistance
Pro-X with utility belt
Pro-X with comfort belt
The Pro-X Walker uses two integrated cables to add resistance
Article Summary
Work, family, friends ... avoiding exercise to take a nap – all these things combine to leave little time for toning the temple. Fitness gurus have responded by designing equipment that works more muscles and burns more calories in less time. The case in point – Pro-X Walker.
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