Eco Factor: Hand-powered quadcycle for a green ride to the market.
With computers taking over the tasks that required some manual labor, exercising has become a necessity, which often gets boring and tedious. Ferez Industries has developed an unconventional quadcycle that aims to keep you fit and lower your carbon footprint at the same time. We call the machine unconventional because instead of using the power of the legs this quadcycle uses the power of the arms.
The quadcycle is kept in motion by a handle that the user has to row similar to a kayak. Dubbed The Champiot, the quadcycle provides a better level of workout by coupling the power of the arms and the lower torso as well. For those who don’t like exercising, the company has several versions that are supplemented by an electric motor. The Champiot Ultra retails for $999.
The Dark Side:
The quadcycle is not the ideal machine you would love to drive to your office, and $999 is not what one would like to pay for a vehicle to be used to get to the grocery store.
Via: Dvice
