Save $1000 on the Top-Rated Sole E35 Elliptical Trainer
Written by drbob on January 25, 2011 – 2:34 pm -Sole E35 Elliptical Before $2,299.00 Now $1,299.99 - "Best Buy" for quality and value.
Sole E35 Elliptical Before $2,299.00 Now $1,299.99 - "Best Buy" for quality and value.
Sole E35 Elliptical Before $2,299.00 Now $1,299.99 - "Best Buy" for quality and value.
Sole E35 Elliptical Before $2,299.00 Now $1,299.99 - "Best Buy" for quality and value.
Fluid, Stable, Smooth....
Rated as a "Best Buy" by the leading consumer websites and "The Best Buy" by leading consumer magazines for quality and value.
Easy to use electronic console with a blue back lit LCD display. Includes a built-in cooling fan and water bottle holder. The console also has built in speakers which allow you to hook up any MP3 player(iPod, etc.) for easy listening.
Fluid natural motion provided by a whisper quiet drive system. Functions in both forward and reverse motion. The combination of a heavy 25 lb. flywheel and a high gear ratio not found on comparable models means an extremely smooth feel with plenty of resistance at the top end for a machine that will provide a challenging workout. The E35 also has a power incline feature which offers additional resistance as well as variable positions for diversity in your workout at the touch of a button. The ramp angle is fully adjustable from 0 to 30 degrees, allowing you to individually target and work all major lower body muscle groups.
Upper body exercise provides a total body workout.
Stationary handle bars with built-in pulse sensors for monitoring your heart rate. A heart rate chest strap is also included for hands free pulse monitoring and heart rate interactive programs.
Oversize foot pedals for a comfortable workout. These unique foot pedals were designed in collaboration with a leading physical therapist and sports enthusiast. Sole engineers have designed in a 2 degree inward slope to the foot pedals which reduce ankle and knee stress that is common in other elliptical machines. The foot beds are also adjustable for customized comfort.
The four real wheels which ride on heavy duty rails provide a smoother more stable feel and reduce side to side foot pedal motion. A feature found only on more expensive models.
Stride Length: 20 inches
Cushioned Footpad: No
Resistance Type: Eddy Current Braking
Resistance Levels: 16 levels of resistance
Power: Standard 110
Upper Body: Yes
Handgrip: Standard Grip
HGP: Yes
Telemetry Belt: Yes
HR Control: No
HR Autopilot: N/A
Data Displays:
Backlight: Yes - Blue
Number of Windows: One
Data: Yes
Profile Matrix: Yes
Size: 8 X 20
Color: Blue
Message Window: Yes
HR Percentage Graph: N/A
Track: Yes
Programs: 8
Standard: 6
User Defined: 1
Heart Rate: No; Pulse Readout Only
Fans: Yes
Water Bottle / Accessory Holders: Yes
Plastic Shroud On Rear Rails: N/A
Warranty: All service is performed In-Home
Parts / Electronics: 5 Years
Frame: Lifetime
Labor: 2 Years
Product Weight: 200 lbs.
Weight Capacity: 375 lbs.
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By Canada on Oct 17, 2011 | Reply
This really feels like a commercial piece of equipment. And the addition of a motorized incline to add to the resistance levels, really provides for a custom workout. My only gripe (minor) is the somewhat complex display console – some of the buttons aren’t as intuitive as I would like. I’m sure this will be easier once I start using it on a regular basis. I probably won’t use the MP3/headset/speaker feature since I have a flat screen TV and speakers connected to my home entertainment system wired to my gym in the basement.