StairMaster

American  

[stair-mas-ter, ‑-mah-ster] / ˈstɛərˌmæs tər, ‑ˌmɑ stər /

Trademark.

1. an exercise machine that allows the user to go through the motions of climbing stairs.

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Example Sentences

People, on the whole, tend to enjoy watching movies more than they enjoy slogging away on the StairMaster.

From New York Times

So I will do maybe 20 minutes of a nice walk on the treadmill, then I’ll do another 20 minutes on the Stairmaster.

From Los Angeles Times

There are now brands that combine rowing and weights, StairMaster and weights, climbing and weights, boxing and weights, spinning and weights, treadmill-rowing-and-weights, and so on, and major gym chains have introduced boot-camp-style workouts to their class schedules.

From Los Angeles Times

“It’ll be a little StairMaster at the end,” she warned us.

From Los Angeles Times

The next few hours were like being on a StairMaster with a magnificent view.

From Los Angeles Times