The TS-Aerobic puts the VersaClimber touchscreen on a pure bodyweight climber. Your pace, stroke length and effort set the intensity.
It is a favorite for HIIT studios and group classes where riders want speed, data and competition.
WiFi and Bluetooth touchscreen console
Live and on-demand classes on the console
Leaderboards and social sharing
Bodyweight climbing with no resistance system to maintain
Regular Base, Wall Mount or Floor Mount
Features and benefits
Fast, data-driven climbing for every level
01
You control the intensity
The TS-Aerobic has no resistance dial. Short quick strokes build speed. Long full strokes build power. Push harder and the work goes up with you.
That makes it simple for any member to jump on and go.
02
A console that runs the class
Record and save workouts. See feet per minute, stroke length and strokes per minute. Compete on leaderboards and share results.
Stream VC Connect classes on the tablet with no TV needed.
03
Total-body work with no impact
Arms and legs move together in a contra-lateral pattern. You train the upper and lower body at once without pounding on knees, hips or back.
04
Commercial build that lasts
A steel frame and a 5-year frame warranty hold up to busy studios. Every unit is built in the USA.
What sets it apart
Why the TS-Aerobic is a studio favorite
Touchscreen for less
You get the flagship console and class library at a lower price than the magnetic model.
Fewer parts to service
No resistance system means simple upkeep for high-traffic floors.
Built for competition
Leaderboards and live metrics keep group classes fired up.
Made in the USA
Built in California by the original cardio climber brand.
Free freight shipping to the lower 48. VersaClimber ships its climbers by freight in a wood crate. We cover that freight on every climber we sell.
Want to spread out the cost? See our financing options. Outfitting a studio or a clinic? Contact us for multi-unit pricing.
Specifications
Model
TS-Aerobic (TSA)
Resistance
None. Bodyweight climbing, intensity set by pace and stroke length
Console
WiFi and Bluetooth tablet touchscreen
Console metrics
Time, distance, speed, stroke length, watts, calories, heart rate
Climb pattern
Contra-lateral
Mounting options
Regular Base, Wall Mount, Floor Mount
Shipping
Wood crate, 100 x 12 x 22 in, about 250 lbs, freight
Warranty
5 years frame, handles, pedals, rollers and slides. 1 year electronics
Made in
Santa Ana, California, USA
Watch it in action
Official videos from VersaClimber. They cover the machine, the workouts and routine care.
VersaClimber touchscreen technology for group workouts
VersaClimber on-demand classes
How to lubricate the rollers and slides
Questions about the TS-Aerobic
How do I make it harder without resistance?
Climb faster, take longer strokes or add intervals. Your own bodyweight and pace drive the work. If you want adjustable load, look at the TS-Magnetic.
Which mounting option should I pick?
Regular Base stands on its own and moves when you need it to. Floor Mount bolts the same base to the floor for a fixed install. Wall Mount drops the base and anchors the climber to a wall, which saves floor space and lowers the price.
Do I need a subscription?
No. The free VersaClimber app tracks your stats. VC Connect classes are an optional monthly subscription.
How does it ship?
It ships by freight in a wood crate that measures about 100 x 12 x 22 inches. Shipping is free to the lower 48. Plan for a curbside delivery and a second person to help move the crate.
What warranty comes with it?
VersaClimber covers the frame, hand rails, base plate, handles, foot pedals, rollers and slides, hand grips and pedal straps for 5 years. The magnetic resistance system has 3 years and the electronics have 1 year. Coverage applies to commercial and home use.
Where is it made?
VersaClimber builds its climbers in Santa Ana, California. The company has made the original cardio climber in the USA since 1981.
Build your training space
Add a separate equipment station.
Choose optional equipment for another part of your workout. Each item is sold separately. Review dimensions and your floor plan before ordering.
