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. That said, this elliptical machine is loaded with features and is very well made.
Features:
Notes:
Rating:
Drive System
Rear Drive with Upper Body
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Resistance
Eddy Current
9
Feel/Motion
21"-23" variable stride
4
Unit Weight
240 lbs.
9
Max User Weight
350
lbs.
8
Stability
Solid and Stable
8
Quality
High Quality
9
Display
LED
9
Smoothness
Smooth if maintained well
7
Noise Level
Roller noise on ramp
7
Resistance Levels
Adequate Resistance Range
8
Programs
Varied
8
Heart Rate Monitoring
Grip Pulse and Wireless HRC
8
Warranty
Frame-Lifetime, Parts and Wear Items-10 Years, Labor-1 Year
5
Overall Value
Fair
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Average Rating:
7.47
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.
Precor ellipticals were designed for short users. Therefore, the feel is not good for users over 5'4" in height.
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