The JLL CT600 PRO Elliptical Cross Trainer is promoted as one of the most advanced models in this JLL range.
With a lot of emphasis on the effective use of electronic magnetic resistance, lots of data streams, and some great design features for a better workout.
It looks really cool and compact with the alternative positioning of the flywheel.
So, could this prove to be a beneficial upgrade for your home gym?
The JLL CT100 2-in-1 Elliptical Cross Trainer Exercise Bike is one of those models that looks as though it treads a good line between a strong, helpful workout machine and something fairly accessible for newcomers.
There are sure to be some concerns on first impressions of this fitness cardio workout machine because of the low price point.
This is about as affordable as its gets and there aren’t to many features on board. Some will wonder if it is all too basic to be of worth or actually a bargain. So which is it?
The JLL CT300 Elliptical Cross Trainer is a great looking silver model that would looks as though it would suit most homes.
It may not have the largest flywheel going at 5.5kg, but it has enough of a specification to pique the interest of a lot of first-time buyers.
There is a simple manual dial to change the resistance, dual-action handlebars for a decent full-body workout, the promise of a quiet belt-drive and even a tablet shelf. Does this machine do enough to meet buyers’ needs?
This product is currently unavailable. You can find newer model JLL CT300 here.
The JLL Home CT200 Elliptical Cross Trainer looks like the sort of machine that anyone can hope onboard with its simple, unintimidating design, strong frame and large, adaptable pedals.
The crucial selling point to this machine is apparently is versatility, with the designers promising that “you can control the variety and challenge of your workout from the comfort of your own home”. Are users finding that this machine is easy to use and adapt to their needs or is it is a bit problematic?
