The Stamina In Motion E1000 Elliptical trainer is an affordable way to work out at home on one of the most popular machines in the gym. It is compact and lightweight enough to use at home or at the office, and stores easily under a desk or in a closet.
Product Features
- Adjustable tension to control workout intensity level
- The foot pedals can be worked in a forward or reverse direction to target your lower body in different ways
- Electronic fitness monitor displays number of strides per minute, total number of strides, exercise time, and calories burned or scan all stats
- Sturdy steel construction, non-slip pedals
- Footprint: 24 x 17.5 (inches)
Not well designed I loved it at first. I bought it to use sitting all day at work. I tried it at home for couple days and then noticed that the left wheel (when using it sitting) was barely on the metal plate. I thought it would be OK at long since it was still technically on the plate. I was wrong. I’ve had it for three days, and now the wheel is riding on the edge of the plate, I give it another day and it will be completely off the plate. :(I’m not one to send things back, so I guess I am just out 100…
Great At-Work Exercise. Fits perfectly under desk I love this elliptical! It isn’t exactly “portable”, but I was able to carry it to work on public transportation without killing myself. Set up took about 15 minutes and didn’t require tools or more skill than Ikea furniture. It’s completely silent and I have had people standing at my desk talking to me who had no idea I was even using it. I always tell them about it though and now several other people in my office have bought one.At first I was only doing 10-15 miles a day…
61 YEARS OLD … LOST 165 LBS WHILE SITTING, THANKS TO THIS MACHINE! BUT … Needless to say, with my 165-pound weight loss, I LOVE, LOVE, LOVE this machine, but as others have pointed out, it’s not perfect, and there is certainly room for improvement in a future model. Grab a cuppa while you read about my pedaling adventures …After decades of fluctuating between “skinny years” and “fat years,” a serious bike accident in 2003 left me almost immobile with daily chronic, severe pain, limited mobility and energy – and tipping the scales at 310 lbs. I spent 5…