If you’re hunting for an affordable rear-drive elliptical, NordicTrack’s SpaceSaver SE7i is certainly worth checking out. With solid performance specs and impressive tech features (including iFit compatibility with automatic trainer controlled resistance/incline), the SE7i does have a lot to be… Continue Reading
The XE795 is Spirit Fitness’s highest-end residential elliptical machine to date and as such, it comes with an impressive ratio of features to price. With a 30 lb flywheel and 40 levels of magnetic resistance, this elliptical trainer is well-equipped… Continue Reading
Spirit’s XS895 HIIT Trainer basically takes an elliptical trainer and combines it with a stepper machine. The result is a compact cardio machine that can provide as intense a workout as you can handle. Highlights of the XS895 include a… Continue Reading
If you’re looking for a quality, mid-range home elliptical, Sole’s E35 and E55 are both top choices. Both models come with pretty heavy flywheels, comfortable stride lengths, and great warranties. And when it comes to power incline and console features,… Continue Reading
The E95 and E95S are two of Sole’s higher-end ellipticals and as such, they have a lot in common (besides the almost identical model number). Both ellipticals come with impressive performance specs and plenty of higher-tech features, and both ellipticals… Continue Reading
Sole’s E35 and E95 are both two of the best ellipticals $2000 can get ya. With heavy flywheels, spacious stride lengths, and heavy-duty frames, both models are designed for optimal performance. So, if you’re looking for an elite elliptical in… Continue Reading
Sole is one of the best home fitness brands around, so if you’re looking for a quality elliptical, they’re a great place to start. They offer a great selection of treadmills, ellipticals, and exercise bikes to choose from. And when… Continue Reading
The 470 is Schwinn’s most advanced elliptical machine and for the price, it comes with some very pleasant surprises. Like a 20″ stride length, 20 lb flywheel, and adjustable power incline. It’s also loaded with enough workout programs to keep… Continue Reading
The 411 is Schwinn’s most affordable elliptical machine to date. That said, it comes with a rather impressive collection of performance specs and features- something I can’t say for most ellipticals in this price range. Highlights of the 411 include… Continue Reading
The XE195 is Spirit’s entry level elliptical trainer, although it’s hard to tell based on the performance specs this model comes with. Only Spirit would pack their most affordable elliptical with a 24 lb flywheel, 20 levels of resistance, and… Continue Reading