yooooo did you get one?? Hope your depression has lessened a bit by now... :)

That is so funny yet so true

I know your post is 11 months old. I would ask your doctor first about the cubii, what it does, and see if the doctor feels it is right for you. The cubii works on you lower parts of the the body, feet, legs, and hip area. Supposed to simulate walking, but the upper body does not get involved with just the Cubii alone, unless you do other things while pedaling.

With mine I can feel it in my feet, ankles, and lower legs. Mainly the feet and ankles drive the pedal motion cause we are pushing out on the pedals, not straight down like on my bicycle i ride outside. I dont have a chair that gets me high enough to drive down on the Cubii pedals. i have to figure out other upper body exercises to do when pedaling the Cubii, and upper body stuff are independent from what the Cubii provide which is leg and feet motion. So depending on how much and how long you exercise on the Cubii, you can get a mild workout, at least for me. i also have the resistance setup for 7. Settings go from 1 to 8.

@@dathyr1 is it weight loss too

@@soniadowney7427 If you do this Cubii say for half hour or more, it will strengthen your feet, legs, and below the waist parts of the body. The upper body you need to add or do other types of exercising to work on those parts of the body. I dont feel this device alone will make you lose allot of weight, unless you do this multiple times during the day and night. You have to do other activities and food dieting to work on the weight loss. You are not going to lose any weight with this device if only used for 10-15 minutes a day. As i said, it is a combination of various workouts and dieting that will get you the weight loss. Most people even myself, you may lose a few pounds which is mainly water loss from the body, but then it is gained right back the next day. Good luck whatever you decide. Note: I have recently got a regular exercise bike with upper body stretch bands. I use this more than the Cubii now because it is more upright and pedals are like a regular bicycle. The Cubii measures each count as a walking stride, my exercise bike measures in riding bicycle distances which I like more. Just doing the cubii, the upper body really does not get much of a workout if you just do the pedaling in a sitting position and nothing else.

I wouldn’t say it’s cardio exercise but it builds strength in your legs and feet and keeps your joints limber.

Sitting only. I just got one in the mail today and the first set of instructions say DO NOT STAND!

Depends on how good a shape you are in starting out and how long you want to use it daily. At least do it every other day to get any benefits out of using Cubii. You can change the tensions in the Cubii to give a stronger workout. The cubii kind of simulates walking strides each count in shows but doing it sitting down.