Bodytone EVOC professional stair climber with LED console

The Bodytone EVOC is a professional stair climber with an LED console and a progressive resistance system. It reproduces the natural stair climbing movement, developing strength, endurance and coordination at the same time, and it does so with a high calorie cost per minute.

Resistance builds progressively rather than in steps, so the ascent stays smooth and regular whatever intensity the user selects. That continuity is what makes the machine tolerable for long efforts: a climber that surges or stalls is quickly abandoned, while one with even resistance keeps members on it for a full interval session.

The ergonomic layout and the LED console keep the interface simple. Speed, time, calories and effort are read at a glance without navigating menus, which suits a busy gym floor where members do not want a tutorial before starting. Build quality follows professional gym standards rather than consumer specification.

Technical specification

Adding a climber to an existing cardio mix

Most cardio areas are built on treadmills, bikes and rowers. A climber adds a movement pattern none of those cover, with a very high energy cost for the floor space it occupies, which is why it is a common answer when an operator wants more training variety without enlarging the room.

The machine stands tall and elevates the user, so ceiling clearance above the highest step position is the first thing to check. Position it where the sight lines work in its favour, since a climber attracts trial by imitation more than most cardio equipment. Our technical team confirms the footprint, the clearance and the delivery access with the quotation. Delivery covers France, Belgium, Switzerland and Luxembourg, with export quoted per project and dispatch in five to ten working days from stock.

Frequently asked questions

How does the EVOC differ from the EVO Climber?

Both are professional Bodytone climbers. The EVOC uses an LED console and the progressive resistance system, positioning it as the more accessible option in the family; the EVO Climber adds motorised rolling steps, a premium console with programmes and a low noise transmission.

Who is a climber suitable for?

Any member able to climb stairs unaided. The movement is guided and impact free compared with running, but the cardiovascular demand is high, so a progressive introduction is sensible for deconditioned users.

What space does it need around it?

Access is from the rear and the user needs free space to step off safely. Exact dimensions and clearances are confirmed with the quotation, based on your cardio zone drawing.