Trainers like the Sportstech CX608 Cross Trainer immediately stand-out to those that want a smarter way to work out. The focus on the apps and data from the console suggests a machine for greater gains.
But, what about the hardware and mechanics of the system itself. It looks like a pretty standard machine, but there are no signs of any special features.
Is this model able to handle the pressure for a great workout?
With so many cross trainers on the market right now, models like the Sportstech CX2 Cross Trainer have to find their unique selling point to get people to climb aboard.
This elliptical trainer is a bit different in the way that it users power and relies on different features to motivate users.
Therefore, it sounds like a brilliant training aid for those that need to try something new in their fitness regime. Does this model help or fall short?
The Sportstech LCX800 Cross Trainer is sold as having a “futuristic” design and this appears to be down to the clean lines of the casing and the focus on the console and media shelf.
A lot is going on in the specification of this machine to draw buyers in and create something with a lot more interest than your typical elliptical machine.
But, is this all flash and no substance? Can users actually get a decent workout from this machine?
The Sportstech CX610 Cross Trainer looks like your typical gym-style cross trainer on the surface. It has a nice grey, black and red colour scheme on a good frame, housing for the 18kg flywheel and mechanics and the large footplates.
Underneath, there is a lot going on with the mechanisms, smart tech and other features.
This elliptical machine uses Bluetooth, magnetic resistance and braking systems, a whisper ripped belt rear-drive system and other features for what should be an impressive experience. Are users impressed by this product’s capabilities, or is this all for show?
