Fitness Quest Leg Magic Exerciser As Seen On TV

As hokey as I thought this machine looked, the reviews were good, so I bought one. It's easy to use and works well for what it was designed for: toning your inner and outer thighs. Don't expect it to give you a full-body workout, but the included exercise plan has some squats and crunches added, which have nothing to do with the machine. So far, 3 minutes a day are as much as I can do - it's very effective. I turn my feet sideways on the tracks and do it parallel to what it's designed for to work the fronts and backs of my thighs. I'm sure they don't tell you to do this for safety reasons, but it works for me. I'd recommend it to a friend and have. P. S. Don't overdo it the first few days!

It is a sturdy piece of equipment, and the peddles move very smoothly. Easy to use. When I first started out with the INTRO part. I thought I could move on quickly to the routines-not so, if you follow the instructor. I found doing the INTRO a challenge. I must be really out of shape, but I do feel and see it working. My muscles are firming up. I look forward to doing the routines, after I get in shape from the INTRO part. LOL's Glad I bought it. Better than walking!

I was pleased that this machine didn't take much to assemble, however, the screw for the rear end cap only goes in part way therfore half of it sticks out. I'm sure it's a defect and could take it back but didn't want the hassle of returning the machine to the store. Love the fact that it folds up easily so it can be moved out of the way. After assembling it I jumped on and used it for the first time. Wow, I could really feel it working my inner thigh muscles almost immediately. You definately don't want to overdue it until you get use to it. It's good to follow the DVD when you first use the machine. The other thing I was disappointed in was that half of the excercises used (ie for the abdominals, hips and chest) are basic floor excersices which don't require a machine at all. To me this machine really just works your inner and outer thigh. I didn't feel it working on my buttocks at all. The machine is made very well (with the exception of my issue with the screw) but I don't feel it is worth the money $78 on sale price.

I am an avid rollerblader and was looking for some kind of machine to replace that activity on rainy days, and this is what I picked. It is a lot of fun. I set it in front of the TV and start working. Next thing I know the show is over and I've just completed 30min of good exercise. You will feel the burn. It does work. I would like to warn you to pay attention when getting on or off this thing or you will break your neck (not that I did anything like that lol). But seriously this is a very easy machine to use, and I could feel the difference from my ankles all the way up my abs. Good luck in your journey.

A quick tribute to Wal-Mart: I ordered the product online and received it in record time. Unpacking and assembly was very easy, the product even comes with its own tools. I watched the enclosed DVD, jumped on and...whoa...just a few repetitions later and my leg muscles were spent! I thought I was an in-shape and experienced exerciser, apparently not (at least the targeted leg muscles). Overall: If you're new to exercise you will be extremely challenged by even the simplest exercises. Intermediate and advanced exercisers will find this an excellent addition to their current workout. I've been working with LegMagic every day or other day and progress is slow but I'm getting there. One of these days I may actually be able to finish the workout! With respect to quality, I find the foot pads and slide mechanism very good but the hand grip/support is a little 'shaky'. Enjoy!