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The Product

The Surge of Chi Exerciser is a second-generation chi exerciser designed for the physical and comfort needs of Westerners. It provides a perfect way to enjoy regular stress-free exercise in the home.

With the benefit of adjustable speed controls, a cushioned ankle rest and a long-life DC motor, the Exerciser can be used by all members of the family, including the elderly.

Product News

The 2004 Model of the Surge of Chi Exerciser is now available and has the following exciting features. Even with all of these extra refinements, we have kept our very competitive price unchanged.

The new model has a newly designed casing and some superb new features:

  • New hand-held controller with LED screen
  • Manual dial allows exact speed control, to suit the user’s body condition and feeling precisely
  • Speed range from 80 RPM to 160 RPM
  • The LED screen displays status of all functions
  • Current speed shows on screen at all times
  • Timer button: set session time to 5, 10 or 15 minutes
  • Speed & Timer controlled in increments of one
  • Three pre-programmed Auto-Modes - enjoy varying speeds during the course of a 15-minute session without needing to use any manual controls
  • Leisure Time Mode – relaxing & energising
  • Oxygen Mode – stimulating & invigorating
  • Sleep Mode – deeply relaxing before bedtime

For further details, see Technical Details

The Surge of Chi Exerciser represents a convenient and inexpensive solution to the need we all have for regular, good quality exercise - without resorting to expensive equipment or demanding time schedules.