Bottom Line: Rear drive is a big plus, but coupled with the front incline ramp, this unit provides a very unnatural bunny-hop feel for any user over 5'4" in height. Don't even consider an elliptical without upper body handles to help get your heart rate up.
Features:
Notes:
Rating:
Drive System
Rear Drive - Lower Body Only
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Resistance
Eddy Current
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Feel/Motion
19" oval-shaped ellipse
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Unit Weight
197 lbs.
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Max User Weight
300
lbs.
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Stability
Solid and Stable
8
Quality
High Quality
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Display
LED
7
Smoothness
Smooth if maintained well
7
Noise Level
Roller noise on ramp
7
Resistance Levels
Adequate Resistance Range
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Programs
Varied
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Heart Rate Monitoring
Grip Pulse and Wireless HRC
7
Warranty
Frame-Lifetime, Parts and Wear Items-10 Years, Labor-1 Yearr
5
Overall Value
Fair
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Average Rating:
6.80
Pros:
Precor is known for quality and great aesthetics.
Precor was the first manufacturer to introduce ellipticals.
Cons:
Incline ramp is an antiquated feature and difficult to maintain. Users must clean and lubricate weekly.
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