EFITMENT Magnetic Elliptical Machine Trainer w/LCD Monitor and Pulse Rate Grips (E005)
Key features
- •COMPACT - A small footprint design with a shorter 11in stride length makes this a space saver and ideal for small rooms, apartments, or anywhere where a tight space is required
- •PORTABLE - Making the transformation of your home into your own personal fitness studio is effortless with these convenient transport wheels! Simply tilt and roll out for use or away for storage. ..no need for heavy lifting or muscle strain. Wheels at the front of the unit allows the user to move their bike around with ease, from room to room, or store it away out of sight.
- •TOTAL BODY WORKOUT - Provides a no impact, smooth flowing workout for your upper and lower body. Perfect for a user who wants all the benefits from running, but is safer on the knees and incorporates more upper body movement for a total body workout
- •DIGITAL DISPLAY MONITOR - The LCD monitor displays time, speed, distance, calories burned, pulse rate and scan. Its also has a slot to prop up your smartphone or tablet.
- •QUIET AND MOBILE - A belt driven flywheel ensures a quiet, smooth and maintenance free workout and the E005 incorporates transportation wheels for easy mobility to move and store away your equipment out of sight
BrandEFITMENT
CategoryElliptical Trainers
EFITMENT Magnetic Elliptical Machine Trainer w/LCD Monitor and Pulse Rate Grips (E005)
List Price: $436.49$392.84DEALYou Save: $43.65 (10%)
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Customer Reviews
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This is small and easy to use
ClassicLitKate•November 3, 2017
This is small and easy to use, I'm 4'11" and it is perfect for me. It was also pretty easy to put together.
Help with assemble...
lisa•November 3, 2017
I really can't rate this item yet.. Took a couple of hours to assemble and the bottom wire would absolutely not hook into the piece it was supposed to. My wire seemed too short even when tension was at a level 1. Has anyone else experienced this?
Compact and a bit clumsy, but gets the job done
Ryan•November 3, 2017
It's compact and sometimes feels a bit wobbly but hey, it's affordable and not huge. Has decent settings and not hard to assemble. Be nice if it had a phone or tablet stand but again it's bare bones. Not fancy but good exercise.
Good machine, does what I bought it to do
Kari Strabo•October 9, 2017
Good machine, does what I bought it to do. The only thing is it rocks a little when I go fast. Maybe that's my problem though
Different than the ellipticals you're used to
Stephen•September 8, 2017
I want to note right at the start that I got this on sale for $150 and I am a 6' tall male. I was looking for another machine to replace my higher end elliptical because some parts kept breaking. It came way earlier than estimated and was relatively easy to build, took me about an hour.
When I started to use it I was pretty bummed. The circle of motion you move in is so small it's like riding a child's bike. Rather than the long stride of a gym elliptical, this one keeps your movement really limited and focuses a lot on your thighs. The foot planks were uncomfortable to use as well and I needed to use shoes because they hurt my feet. It was honestly just a weird, hunched workout.
As I used it a bit more I got used to the motion it wants you to use rather than a traditional elliptical and I am enjoying it more. It's small and easy to move. It is flimsy though. I'd guess I'm around 180 lbs and the whole thing sways when I use it and i need to keep re-tightening the hex bolts on the main column because of all the rocking. Make sure you keep the provided hex wrench.
Overall I am satisfied with this machine after about a month of use but I'm honestly not sure how long it will last. If you're able to afford a higher end elliptical you should definitely do that but they are so expensive it's unreal. Especially if you're used to using them at the gym, this machine will take some getting used to.
I would also say I wish the display would hold my phone better. It perfectly holds my phone but there is so much rocking just from general use my phone sometimes slides off and falls on the floor.
When I started to use it I was pretty bummed. The circle of motion you move in is so small it's like riding a child's bike. Rather than the long stride of a gym elliptical, this one keeps your movement really limited and focuses a lot on your thighs. The foot planks were uncomfortable to use as well and I needed to use shoes because they hurt my feet. It was honestly just a weird, hunched workout.
As I used it a bit more I got used to the motion it wants you to use rather than a traditional elliptical and I am enjoying it more. It's small and easy to move. It is flimsy though. I'd guess I'm around 180 lbs and the whole thing sways when I use it and i need to keep re-tightening the hex bolts on the main column because of all the rocking. Make sure you keep the provided hex wrench.
Overall I am satisfied with this machine after about a month of use but I'm honestly not sure how long it will last. If you're able to afford a higher end elliptical you should definitely do that but they are so expensive it's unreal. Especially if you're used to using them at the gym, this machine will take some getting used to.
I would also say I wish the display would hold my phone better. It perfectly holds my phone but there is so much rocking just from general use my phone sometimes slides off and falls on the floor.
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