Seated to standing
The adjustable seat supports partial or full body weight while you pedal, then moves aside for standing work.
VersaClimber · Sport Rehab
VersaClimber SRM Sport Rehab Model
Regular price $7,495.00 Freight delivery coordinated by our team
Developed with clinicians, trainers and therapists, the SRM is a total-body, closed-chain climber that can be used seated or standing. An adjustable seat, a lower-limb isolator and range-of-motion stops let training progress from non-weight bearing to full weight bearing.
- 0–500 lbvariable resistance
- Seatedor standing
- 2handle sets included
- 5-yrlimited warranty
- ◷Freight delivery, coordinated We confirm timing, access and any inside-delivery needs with you before your climber ships.
- ◇Manufacturer warranty Up to 5 years on the frame and listed mechanical parts, by model and component. Details
- ↺Returns Large-equipment returns are arranged with our team in advance. Return policy
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Overview
Every stage, one machine
Total-body climbing routines provide continuous arm and leg action in a seated or standing position, with a wide choice of stroke lengths, stroke rates and resistance.
Isolate one side
Pegs and straps secure one leg out of the stepping motion, and either arm can work on its own.
Controlled range
Orthopedic travel stops limit range of motion on one or both sides.
Two grip styles
Running grips and straight grips are both included, for neutral-wrist or varied hand positions.
Features
What sets the SRM apart
- Variable resistance, 0–500 lb
- Adjustable seat for non-, partial- or full-weight-bearing exercise
- Seated lower-limb isolator with pegs and straps
- Range-of-motion limiters (orthopedic travel stops)
- Running and straight hand grips included
- Voice feedback with instructional guidance; optional touchscreen tablet
- 6 race opponents and 6 distance structures; heart rate monitoring; Bluetooth
- Steel frame, individually hand-welded; optional rechargeable battery
Specifications
Technical specifications
Performance
- Resistance
- Variable, 0–500 lb
- Climb angle
- 75°
- Step height
- 1–20 in
- Arm travel
- 1–20 in
- Max climb speed
- 350 vertical ft/min
Rehab features
- Seat
- Adjustable, included
- Lower-limb isolator
- Included
- Range-of-motion limiters
- Included
- Handles
- Running and straight sets included
Console
- Display
- Voice feedback; optional touchscreen tablet
- Programs
- 6 opponents (race), 6 structures (distance)
- Heart rate
- Monitoring
- Connectivity
- Bluetooth
Size & build
- Height
- 7′10″ assembled
- Weight
- 165 lb
- Base
- 43″ W × 50″ L
- Max user weight
- 350 lb
- Frame
- Steel, individually hand-welded
Power & warranty
- Power
- 110V AC, or optional rechargeable battery
- Warranty
- 5-year limited: frame and listed mechanical parts · 3 years magnetic resistance · 1 year electronics · first-year labor
Specifications from versaclimber.com, November 2026. Subject to change by the manufacturer.
Compare
The VersaClimber lineup
From the compact Home Climber to the touchscreen, magnetic-resistance flagship. Every model climbs at the same 75° angle.
| Model | TS-M | SM-M | SRM | TS-A | SM-A | Home |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Resistance | Magnetic, 11 levels, up to 500 lb | Magnetic, 11 levels | Variable, 0–500 lb | Bodyweight (no tension control) | Fixed tension | Fixed tension |
| Console | Wi-Fi / Bluetooth touchscreen tablet | Display + Bluetooth app | Voice feedback; tablet optional | Wi-Fi / Bluetooth touchscreen tablet | Display + Bluetooth app | Bluetooth or built-in tablet |
| Seated work | Optional upgrade | Optional upgrade | Seat, leg isolator and motion limiters included | Optional upgrade | Optional upgrade | — |
| Battery option | Yes | Yes | Yes | — | — | Runs on a 9V battery |
| Mounting | Base, stackable, floor, rack, wall | Base, stackable, floor, rack, wall | Free-standing | Base, floor, wall | Base, floor, wall | Free-standing |
| Max climb speed | 350 ft/min | No set limit | 350 ft/min | 350 ft/min | 350 ft/min | 255 ft/min |
| Max user weight | 350 lb | 350 lb | 350 lb | 350 lb | 350 lb | 350 lb |
| Height | 7′10″ | 7′10″ | 7′10″ | 7′10″ | 7′10″ | 7′6″ |
| Weight | 150 lb | 155 lb | 165 lb | 150 lb | 150 lb | 65 lb |
| Base | 43 × 46 in | 43 × 45 in | 43 × 50 in | 43 × 46 in | 42 × 45 in | 36 × 44 in |
Space & power
Plan your space
| Item | Measurement |
|---|---|
| Height | 7′10″ assembled |
| Footprint | 43″ W × 50″ L |
| Weight | 165 lb |
| Power | 110V AC outlet, or optional rechargeable battery |
- Allow clear floor space around the base, and ceiling height for your full reach at the top of each stroke. Taller users (about 6′3″–6′8″) may want arm extenders, which VersaClimber notes still fit under a standard 8-foot ceiling.
- Place the climber on a solid, level floor; a floor mat protects wood, tile and concrete.
Videos
See it in motion
SRM Sports Rehab Model
VersaClimber's walkthrough of the seat, isolator and range-of-motion features. Watch
Assembly walkthrough
VersaClimber's official assembly video. Plan on two people. Watch
VersaClimber on YouTube
Workouts, technique tips and product videos from VersaClimber. Watch
On-demand classes
Coach-led VersaClimber classes on the tablet console or the VersaClimber app. Watch
Manuals & guides
Owner's manuals and install guides
- SRM owner's manual (2024)
PDF from VersaClimber - SRM owner's manual (2023 edition)
PDF from VersaClimber - All VersaClimber manuals
VersaClimber manuals library
Setup & safety
Getting started
First sessions
- Assemble with two people, following VersaClimber's assembly video and owner's manual.
- Adjust the hand grips and foot straps, then start with short strokes at an easy pace.
- Build session length and intensity gradually over the first weeks; mix long strides with short, quick intervals.
Safety
Check with your physician before starting a new exercise program, especially if you have a heart condition, are pregnant, or are recovering from an injury or surgery. Read VersaClimber's owner's manual before first use and keep children and pets clear of the moving pedals and handles. The SRM's rehabilitation features should be used as directed by your clinician.
Research
What the studies show
Total-body aerobic demand
In a 1995 study of 11 trained oarswomen, peak oxygen uptake measured on a VersaClimber was higher than on a treadmill or a rowing ergometer.
Less impact per stride
In 20 college-aged adults, climbing on a ladder ergometer produced lower impact forces and higher energy expenditure than treadmill testing, at a similar perceived effort.
Interval-ready
Adding sprint interval climbing to elite judo athletes' training for three months raised their anaerobic training load without obvious muscle damage or loss of fitness.
Why the 75° angle matters
Climbing fully vertical raised oxygen uptake about 17% and heart rate about 16% over a 75° pitch at the same climb rate. VersaClimber is set at 75°.
Small, published studies; some used climbing ergometers similar to VersaClimber. Individual results vary. VersaClimber products are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease.
Delivery & warranty
Delivery and coverage
Delivery
Ships by freight in a wooden crate (about 100 × 12 × 22 in, roughly 250 lb). Our team confirms delivery timing, access and any inside-delivery needs with you before your climber ships.
Warranty & returns
Manufacturer warranty: 5-year limited: frame and listed mechanical parts · 3 years magnetic resistance · 1 year electronics · first-year labor. Conditions and exclusions apply. Returns follow our return policy.
FAQ
Questions we hear most
Is the SRM only for clinics?
No. It suits home users who want seated options or one-sided training, as well as clinics and training rooms. Any rehabilitation program should be directed by your clinician.
What does the tablet option add?
A touchscreen tablet console for tracking and classes. The standard console uses instructional voice feedback.
Is VersaClimber hard on the joints?
The climb is non-impact: your feet stay on the pedals throughout, and you set the pace and stroke length.
Should I check with my physician first?
Yes, especially if you have a heart condition, are pregnant, or are recovering from an injury or surgery.
Can I speak with someone before buying?
Yes. Chat with us now or email info@heavenlifewellness.com and our wellness team will help you choose a model and mount for your space. We offer general product guidance, not individualized medical advice.
Wellness guidance
Chat with our wellness team
Questions about which climber fits your goals, ceiling height, floor space or delivery access? Start a chat any time, and our team follows up on anything more detailed. We offer general product guidance, not individualized medical advice.