Horizon EX-66 Elliptical Trainer
Price: $999
Bottom Line: Horizon has been making front drive ellipticals for about five years now. The feel and movement is not as good as their sister brand Vision and quality is definitely lacking with low end components.
| Features: |
Notes: |
Rating: |
| Drive System |
Front drive with upper body |
 3 |
| Resistance |
Magnetic brake resistance |
6 |
| Feel/Motion |
18" customSTRIDE™, no-slip footpad, pivoting foot plate |
6.5 |
| Unit Weight |
14 lb. flywheel |
3 |
| Max User Weight |
275 lbs. |
5 |
| Stability |
Below average |
4 |
| Quality |
Below average |
4 |
| Display |
LCD, orange-backlit |
5 |
| Smoothness |
Below average |
4 |
| Noise Level |
Average |
5 |
| Resistance Levels |
10 |
4 |
| Programs |
14 (Manual, Intervals 1, Intervals 2, Rolling 1, Rolling 2, Weight Loss, Weight Loss Plus, Reverse Train 1, Reverse Train 2, Random 1, Random 2, Race, Custom 1, Custom 2) |
6 |
| Heart Rate Monitoring |
Hand grip pulse |
5 |
| Warranty |
Frame- Lifetime, Brake - Lifetime, Parts - 1 year, Labor - 1 year |
4 |
| Overall Value |
Great if you want a small stride with no resistance range to speak of. |
3.75 |
| Average Rating: |
4.58 |
Pros:
- Articulating foot pedals.
Cons:
- Orange display is hard to read.
- Old and tired roller track design.
Manufacturer's web site: www.horizonfitness.com
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