Company Name
Savvier, LP.
Product Claims
As Seen on TV, the Cross Crunch™ abdominal exerciser help you achieve firmer, flatter abs in less time than standard on-the-floor crunches. The exerciser allows you to perform a seated exercise that targets all your abdominal muscles (lower, upper and sides) in one motion. The included adjustable resistance bands offer up to 75 lbs of resistance for a more effective exercise that's customizable for beginner through advanced.
Average Retail Value
$29.99 (prices may vary)
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23 Jan 2008 - Henry of Mississippi, USA writes:
We bought this piece of junk on the internet - got special deal 2 for the price of one. Know why now - not worth the money. Used it for about 2 weeks then the 75# bands broke on both units. Have my doubts about the 75# of resistance also
12 Oct 2007 - Rebecca of Illinois, USA writes:
I found this on clearance in a store, but the in-store version does not come with a DVD. I am unsure of how to use it as the brochure pictures show it held both perpendiclar to the thighs and parallel to them, and sometimes placed by the hips, sometimes mid-thigh. Watching the website's video is of little help as they show it in various positions as well. I feel like I am working my shoulders/arms more than my abs when I use it regardless of which way or where I place it.
3 Jun 2007 - Anonymous of Texas, USA writes:
i bought this product 2 days ago and i dont really know what to say. i do 500 crunches on it every day. hopefully, if i am using it right i will feel more of a burn.
24 May 2007 - Dashielle of Texas, USA writes:
Ok. SO I just got this Cross Crunch today and I have done it 3 times since like 1 this afternoon hopefully to help with the process. I have to use the 75lbs resistance since I have already been doing crunches the 50lbs did nothing for me. I had no trouble what so ever inserting the tubes. So far my abs feel great. The last time I did it I did 15.
20 Jan 2007 - Allan of Michigan, USA writes:
the power band ratings are very wrong, the 75# band is actually 30 pounds at best .... i actually had a rubber engineer check the actually pull of the bands and at the the best the 75# was doing was 31 pounds. now if you're thinking it was just my model? i ordered two at the same time and the second one did the same thing. also it took forever to get the cross crunch ....more than 3 weeks
18 Sep 2006 - Glenda of California, USA writes:
I ordered this product and to my surprise I am very happy with it. I'm the type that watch infomercials over and over again before ordering. But this one is Awesome. I recomend it highly. I am very pleased with the results and so far i have only used the lowest resistant. Just follow the nice fellows directions on the DVD and you will be happy!
2 Mar 2006 - Sean of Arizona, USA writes:
Came ready assembled. Leaving you only to install the resistance band of your choice. I work out 6 days a week doing at least 100 sit-ups on alternating days, but the lowest resistance is tough! The crunch is extremely intense when done as directed. My abs are just on fire right now & I have prexisting back and neck problems but this was no posed no problem. I mistakenly thought this product was the same as the "6 Second Abs", but the "Cross Crunch" is far more sturdy and intense. I'm very pleased with this product!
9 Oct 2005 - Paul of Michigan, USA writes:
I just recieved this product and was excited to try it. It comes with 2 resistance bands. I started with the 75lb. band, the larger of the two. I did 12 repetitions per side as directed and the claim is that it is equal to 100 crunches. Although i was hightly skeptical my abs are actually feeling quite fatigued, as if I actually did 100 crunches. Hopefully the rest of the claims are true.
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