Horizon E900 Elliptical Trainer
Price: $2,199.99
Bottom Line: The E700, 800 and 900 series ellipticals are built with a permanent magnetic braking system which has proven to be unreliable. In addition, this system adjusts resistance extremely slowly which can be frustrating for users accustomed to commercial grade machines.
| Features: |
Notes: |
Rating: |
| Drive System |
Front drive with upper body |
 3 |
| Resistance |
Magnetic brake resistance |
6 |
| Feel/Motion |
18" stride, no-slip footpad, pivoting foot plate |
6.5 |
| Unit Weight |
14-lb. flywheel |
3 |
| Max User Weight |
300 lbs. |
6 |
| Stability |
Below average |
4 |
| Quality |
Below average |
4 |
| Display |
LED |
6 |
| Smoothness |
Below average |
4 |
| Noise Level |
Average (roller noise) |
5 |
| Resistance Levels |
16 |
7 |
| Programs |
14 (Manual, Weight Loss 1, Weight Loss 2, Weight Loss 3, Cardio Stride 1, Cardio Stride 2, Cardio Stride 3, Power Stride 1, Power Stride 2, Power Stride 3, Energy Zones, Incline 1, Incline 2, My Workout) |
6.5 |
| Heart Rate Monitoring |
Hand grip pulse |
5 |
| Warranty |
Frame- Lifetime, Brake - Lifetime, Parts - 2 years, Labor - 1 year |
3 |
| Overall Value |
A $2000+ elliptical from Horizon? Fuggedaboutit. |
4 |
| Average Rating: |
5.00 |
Pros:
- An iPod dock for an extra grand?
Cons:
Manufacturer's web site: www.horizonfitness.com
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