The ProForm SE Elliptical Cross Trainer looks like a model that wouldn’t be out of place in a gym.
On top of that, there are lots of features in the specification that will draw in all kinds of users.
So, does this end up having the mass appeal expected?
The Proform Hybrid Trainer Pro Fitness Machine is a fun machine that brings two brilliant forms of workout equipment into one product.
You get a 2 in 1 machine with a recumbent bike and an elliptical cross trainer. It sounds like a great, adaptable option for a home gym with some helpful features.
But, are users able to get the workout that they are after?
The ProForm 7.0 Elliptical Cross Trainer is a large and professional-looking machine that instantly sounds like an interesting challenge.
There is a target-based approach here that makes this a little different from some lower-level machines.
This method, the design, and the high cost all lead to high expectations. So, does it deliver?
On face value, the ProForm 520 ZLE Elliptical Cross Trainer looks like a lot of other cross trainers in its design.
There is a large base and its casing for the flywheel and drive system, a big console with a tablet holder above, the choice of moving and stationary arms and the oversized footplates.
But, some features in the programming and workout could push users further than a more traditional machine. So, does this offer a more attractive prospect for a daily workout?
The Endurance 720 E Elliptical definitely looks like a gym ready model. It has the size, curves and extra features onboard that fitness fanatics will look out for.
The name endurance is also appealing because it suggests a product that will really push users to their limits.
There is a long specification for this model, with lots of details in the programming, data, hardware and finer details. Has Proform added everything that users need, or is there just too much going on?
The ProForm Cardio HIIT Elliptical Cross Trainer is a beast of a machine – the sort of big, powerful cross trainer that you might expect to see in a gym.
The specification for this machine highlights lots of interesting features in both the hardware and the software.
There is the promise of silent magnetic resistance and a great motion from the large footplate. In addition to this, many will have high hopes for all the programmes and connectivity. Does this model live up to those expectations?
The ProForm 900-ZLE Cross Trainer is a great looking machine, with a mixture of red, black and silver parts, and there is a sense of style within the frame.
There are also plenty of suggestions that this model can go a little bit further than some of the cheaper models thanks to its strong workout and extra tech.
This large machine would look great in the home gyms of many users and it seems to have everything that the more tech-savvy, fairly experienced user is after. Is this a fair assumption, or are there some serious issues with this product?
