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Question: Maximum weight
Document: It is high quality, was easy to put together (with help) and it works beautifully. I have already lost weight and it is fun and easy to use the Schwinn Elliptical A40!
The assembled unit weighs 90.4 lbs. - and this weight is listed in the specs at Schwinn's website page for the A40. Professional exercise equipment reviewers consider both models budget models.
This elliptical to me was the perfect choice because most ellipticals only have the legs attached independently to the wheel. That means the wheel is taking the full brundt of your weight. This elliptical was perfect because the legs are just attached to the wheel, but the feet are on an independent arm that slides across the metal poles on the bottom.
I am a 76 year old 106 pound grandmother (note that my weight is the same as the shipping weigh of the item) who put the machine together by myself with no problems. The instructions were very clear. The hardest part was wrestling it out of the box it came in. I almost lost the match. It runs very smoothly and quietly.
I purchased this item about a year ago from amazon. I recently moved from an apartment complex with a home gym and gained a lot of weight I had just lost back as a result. My equipment of choice was the elliptical and the Schwinn A40 seemed like a great value. First impressions were mixed.
What sets this apart from the more expensive machines is the fixed stride (some are adjustable or longer), 8 resistance levels (vs. 16+ on other Schwinn models), the weight of the machine, how much the user can weigh (for this model 275 lbs max), how man courses are programmed into the machine and other little accessory pieces like MP3 hookup, etc.
We got this elliptical based on price and ratings. We got it as an entry level machine as neither my husband or I have been working out, ever, really and want to get in shape and loose weight. The good: It's a great workout. You start to burn in your thighs within minutes and can really work up a sweat quickly for those who are out of shape. It's easy on the joints, SUPER quiet.
This machine just sits in my room. I get on it every once in awhile and I am tired in 10 minutes. I have since lost some weight on my own so now that I have the energy I am going to try it again and see if I can get some results and then maybe come back with a second review. Btw I did notice that the fan on this machine really does not blow cool air.
Easy to put together, but the most critical parts, the lower handlebar arms and pedal arms, don't match up both arms are about an 1" out of alignment. I assembled it in about an hour in a half. The warranty is worthless, it is only 30 days on what they call wear items (which is everything but the frame) but in the long run it gets the job done. After 7 months it's still working and I've lost weight.
I just bought the A40 yesterday. So far so good but I was wondering if the "calories burned" is correct. I did 25 minutes on it last night and only showed I burned about 30. Also without inputing your weight, how can it correctly measure the burn? I've looked online for the answers but none are real informative. they all vary and do not mention RPMs/HR/W or anything.
Answer: no