Stamina Manuals & User Guides

1990 मध्ये स्थापना, तग धरण्याची उत्पादने, इंक. is a dedicated fitness equipment company headquartered in Springfield, Missouri. The brand was established with a mission to bring affordable, high-quality fitness solutions to the home market, allowing individuals to build strength and endurance without the need for a commercial gym. Stamina is widely recognized for its diverse product catalog, which ranges from the popular AeroPilates® reformers and precision rowing machines to compact elliptical striders, steppers, and rebounders.

Stamina emphasizes innovation and user convenience, designing equipment that is often foldable, portable, and suitable for limited spaces. Their products cater to various fitness levels, offering low-impact cardiovascular workouts and functional strength training. In addition to hardware, Stamina supports customers through its dedicated Customer Care team and digital resources, including the müüv smart coaching app and online assembly videos.

• Where can I find assembly videos for Stamina products?

  Stamina provides assembly and workout videos at video.staminaproducts.com. You will need your product's video code, which typically consists of the model number and serial number found on the product decal.

• How do I register my Stamina product for warranty?

  You can register your new product online at register.staminaproducts.com to enact your extended warranty and receive product support.

• What information do I need when contacting Stamina Customer Care?

  When calling or emailing for support, please have your Model Number and Serial Number (S/N) ready. These are located on the serial decal on your machine.

• Where can I buy replacement parts for my Stamina equipment?

  Replacement parts can be ordered directly through the Stamina Products website under the Customer Care section or by calling their support line.

• What is the weight limit for Stamina trampolines and reformers?

  Weight limits vary by model (commonly 250 lbs to 300 lbs); always check the specific owner's manual or the safety warning label on your equipment for the exact capacity.