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Question: How much does the e55 weigh ?
Document: i would recommend the e55. delivery was very quick with no physical damage due to heavy internal padding. i hope this helps others..... tommyd
i bought the e55 as a christmas gift for my wife. the e55 is very durable, extremely quiet, easy to construct (2 hours while watching a movie) and the electronics are user friendly, isn't jerky, etc. she really enjoys the e55. the base is very, very heavy and was difficult to get down the steps, so i had to buy a good dolley for 69 bucks to help facilitate the move. other components were heavy, but very managable.
Rather than echo what most people have to say about how incredible the products are that Sole manufactures and sells, I'd like to leave a review about the other side of what makes a company worthy of an excellent review, product evangelism, and repeat business: support and service.My 2010 e55 has been flawless for me, until recently, when the resistance started to increase by itself mysteriously. I called Sole support, and a few things delighted me immediately:1. They answered the phone.
I just setup my e55 about week and a half ago.I'm a little embarrassed to share. During my first workout, I was hearing faint thumping noises. I was certain it was coming from the fly wheel, but I later discovered it was my heels hitting the pedals, LOL.Also, just an FYI. I have a Timex Ironman heart monitor (T5K217) and the Sole doesn't sense this one. Apparently, it works on a different frequency.
Sole is a brand I didn't know much about, but it is solid and reliable from the reviews I read before purchasing this particular model. It's everything I imagined it would be. The assembly by one person was a little challenging, but was accomplished in a few hours with no spare parts. I wish the directions were broken down better. There were multiple pieces to assemble in a single step.
After wheeling it up to the garage on a dolly, we thought it would be best to unbox it there and take it upstairs piece by piece. Mistake. There is one huge, assembled, heavy, awkward, moving piece with no good way to grab it without parts moving and hitting you. It would have been much, much easier (and barely heavier) to get the unopened box up the stairs.
But consider the [...]K price difference. The speakers and the fan on the Sole are pretty much useless. The fan is merely a muffin fan that would be found on a computer. If you want to groove during your workout put a pair of headphones on. The fan's air volume is insufficient to provide enough of a breeze to cool a serious workout. The speakers are "Tinny" to say the least. But these are VERY minor quibbles.
Rather than alleviating foot and ankle discomfort, the higher angle adjustments contribute to it. Moreover, their not adjustable along the longitudinal axis. It would be much more comfortable to one of us to rotate them a few degrees outward. As it is now, we compensate by placing our big toes on the lip of the pedals.The cooling fan barely moves enough air to feel it, and it is noisy. We don't bother with it.Additional:Some have questioned in previous reviews about head clearance.
As other reviewers have said, the Sole E55 Elliptical (2011 model) is fairly easy to put together. In many ways, the instructions are excellent. They have a few holes in them, but with a little pondering I figured them out. Also as others have said, it would have been much easier with two people, but I managed. I think I spent more time at the end figuring out which of the many black plastic cover pieces went where than in putting together the basic machine.
* The resistance is VERY smooth, it is comparable smoothness to the best gym equipment I've ever used. * For the leg movement, the ergonomics are not perfect, but are still very good, I do feel slightly like I am on my toes at times, but I've been on much worse at paid gyms. I haven't yet adjusted the footpads. Also, I'm wearing Vibram Five Fingers, which is essentially "bare-foot". If I were wearing running shoes, this wouldn't be an issue at all.
Answer: yes