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Question: Some elliptical have a sort of "snap" at the forward extreme of your stride - even many professional models - does that happen with this model?
Document: We originally purchased the E55 in 2007, but then we gave that model to a relative and upgraded to the E95. We love the upgraded screen and rail covers and even at the additional price, we are still about a third of the cost of a Precor.My wife and I searched and searched for an elliptical because we were fed up with signing up for gym memberships and not using them. Having to go to the gym just wasn't practical for us.
I look forward to using this for many years to come.
-I like it but the motion is a little weird. I'm used to a rear flywheel elliptical with elevation changers mounted in the front. This machine has a motion which is much more round than that type of elliptical. It is a good work out, reminds me of walking through deep snow. You have to lift your knees quite high. Also, your body is tilted forward. This posture worsens when you increase the elevation and causes my low back to get an extreme workout.
Most were pretty flimsy feeling and wobbly or the stride just didn't feel right. The Reebok ellipticals came close but they didn't offer wireless heart rate monitoring and the stride still wasn't quite right. Our eureka moment came at Dick's sporting goods when we noticed one brand that we had never seen before, Sole. They had the E55 model on display and we tried it out. It was very solid feeling and the stride was natural.
Online research led us to many brands and many models - too many actually. It was a dizzying array of choices. So we decided to visit fitness equipment stores and sporting goods stores to try out a few ellipticals in person. The fitness stores carried mostly high-end brands like Precor, which we liked, but were all WAY out of our price range. Besides, after looking at the fine print, we noticed that Precors only come with a 1 year warranty.
Even with occasional use. Spend the extra money to get this elliptical. You will go through 3 of the lesser machines before this Sole will be good and broken in.
I've never owned an elliptical. However, I have used Precor in the gym before. I looked at many brands, reviews and specs and many different web sites to research my purchase. For the price and features and reviews this seemed the best fit for me. And I've not been disappointed. The best part of this machine is how quiet it is! I also love the fact that it has adjustable peddles to help minimize toe numbness.
I love my new Sole Fitness E95 Elliptical. Set up was easy and I have really enjoyed using the machine. Thanks to the E95 I have been able to drop 15 pounds in just a couple of months. Compared to a previously owned competitor's product this machine is put together much better and I anticipate many years of good use. My favorite features are the customizable workouts that let you determine how long and how intense you want your workout to be.
Very high quality, professional grade piece of equipment. In fact, when I do go to the gym and use the elliptical, the gym one feels cheap and inferior. Worth every penny. It is really big so you need to have ample room for it. It also squeaks no matter how much my very handy hubby tries to adjust it.
Frankly, after four years of usage I felt like we had gotten our money's worth and would have been happy to buy a new machine. However, Sole sent as enough replacement parts to practically build a new elliptical while we tried to figure it out, but after we had tried everything and it was still broken, they RMA'd our old machine and shipped us a brand new 2013 model.
Answer: yes