I wanted something I could use at home without making my routine more complicated. Being able to use Averis while seated makes it straightforward to set up and get started.

I tend to lose count when I’m doing exercises, so I appreciate having the repetitions displayed. It’s a small feature, but it saves me from constantly wondering which rep I’m on

The adjustable resistance was one of the main reasons I considered Averis. I prefer having a setting I can change to match my routine rather than being stuck with one fixed level.

My reason for buying wasn’t to collect more exercise equipment. Running matters to me, and I wanted a tool with a clear place in the home routine I’m following.

I liked that Averis is an external device that I can use fully clothed. That was something I specifically looked for when deciding which type of product I felt comfortable considering.

I didn’t want a product that felt confusing before I even started using it. I appreciate being able to understand the resistance adjustment and counter without having lots of different functions to figure out.

I like writing down the resistance setting and repetitions after a session. The counter gives me something straightforward to record alongside my other routine notes.

What appealed to me was understanding exactly what I was buying: a seated thigh-resistance trainer with adjustable settings. I wanted that clarity rather than another product with a long list of vague promises.

I’m not chasing a perfect training routine. I want running to remain something I enjoy, and I was looking for a practical addition to the work I’m already doing at home. That’s what drew me to Averis.