Cybex 770AT Arc Trainer
Price: $6,595
Bottom Line:The Cybex 770AT arc trainer is not only a unique elliptical design, but offers a great workout. With reverse arc technology, a vibrant LCD touchscreen display, and 24 inch stride, this machine gets the job done, but you will pay well over $6,000 for it.
Thoughts:The 770AT from Cybex is a version of the most expensive unit currently being offered by the company. With 21 incline levels, eddy current braking system, and LCD touchscreen the 770AT is a well-rounded unit. We are always impressed with the quality of the stride Cybex technology provides, but the 770AT is not quite on part with other commercial grade units at this price point like Precor. We find the arc trainer technology to be more a question of preference rather than what is actually "better". Additionally, there are multiple manufactures offering solid elliptical trainers for a third of the money you will spend on this unit. Our only complaint about the 770AT is the warranty; it seems very thin for the investment you will be making.
| Features: |
Notes: |
Rating: |
| Drive System |
Two Stage Front Drive |
 7 |
| Resistance |
Brushelss Eddy current |
8 |
| Feel/Motion |
24" stride |
8 |
| Unit Weight |
404 lbs. |
7 |
| Max User Weight |
400 lbs. |
7 |
| Stability |
Decent |
8 |
| Quality |
Decent |
7 |
| Display |
4.3" Touchscreen |
6 |
| Smoothness |
Decently smooth |
8 |
| Noise Level |
A little noiser then we wanted |
7 |
| Resistance Levels |
21 Incline levels, up to 900w of resistance |
8 |
| Programs |
11 Preset |
8 |
| Heart Rate Monitoring |
Contact and wireless |
7 |
| Warranty |
1 yr labor, 3 yr parts, 10yr frame |
7 |
| Overall Value |
Very expensive commercial unit, probably overkill for a home user |
7.5 |
| Average Rating: |
7.36 |
Pros:
- Very nice motion
- Lots of incline options
Cons:
- Expensive to maintain
- Probably overkill for home users
Manufacturer's web site: www.cybexintl.com
