Sole E35 Elliptical Trainers Review
February 25, 2009 by Hanna08
I had recently stayed at a hotel and was absolutely impressed with the Sole E35 Elliptical trainer that I had worked out on. Upon coming home and doing some research on the internet, I was amazed that I could have this same piece of equipment in my house for under $1,500! I currently own what I was told was a quality beginner elliptical that I paid the same amount for and it doesn’t have half the features of this trainer.
Upon doing further research, I saw the rave reviews and consistent best buy rating and my decision was made. Out with the old and in with the new! I immediately purchased this machine and have not regretted my decision one bit.
The technical features of the trainer are more than you would expect for this price with the quality of the machine you are getting. It features 8 programs of which you can customize 2 of them and 6 very challenging standard ones. Trainer has pulse readout with stationary handle bars and also includes a chest strap if you want to go with the hands free option.
You can also use the chest strap for the heart rate interactive programming. I loved the 20 different levels of resistance and found them never moving up or down too quickly. The pacing of them was perfect and I was never overwhelmed when moving up or paced too high when moving down a level.
Something you will not find on another machine was something I discovered when researching this item, Sole Technology. Their site has a very informative article on it but in essence it is about how their engineers and scientists maximize Biomechanics and Ergonomics to make the perfect machine.
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