Masai Fitness Power Elliptical Trainer
- 13 lb. flywheel with ultra-smooth, silent magnetic power resistance
- Electronically adjustable workout level at the touch of a button
- Easy-to-use/read exercise monitor with 20 programs including preset, user defined, heart rate, watt control and body fat programs
- Ergonomic, multi-grip moving arm handles and stationary handles with built-in heart rate measurement sensors
- Bi-directional 15 inch stride on secure, anti-slip foot pedals
Product DescriptionThe Masai Fitness Power Elliptical brings high-end, health-club features to a sturdy, smooth striding elliptical trainer. An easy-to-use exercise computer features 20 programs that will automatically control the intensity of your workout using preset setting or the built in heart rate sensors. Or you can use the manual setting and adjust resistance at the touch of a button. Inside, a 13 lb. flywheel and ultra-smooth, near silent mag-power resistance provide a fluid elliptical motion. This elliptical trainer has been designed with ergonomics in mind. The Power Disc Crank provides a more narrow foot position to provide a comfortable, bi-directional stride. Large anti-slip foot pedals give a bi-directional stride length of 15″. Central stationary handles feature heart rate sensors and are adjustable to fit different postures. The extra long, curved moving arm handles provide multiple locations to grip depending on your size and desired workout. The Masai Fitn. . . More >>
Masai Fitness Power Elliptical Trainer
Monday, 18. January 2010 7:22
For a not mechanically inclined person, putting this elliptical together was a painful and frustrating 4+ hours. I was missing a few random washers, etc. but nothing crucial to putting it together. The assembly video on the Masai website was extremely helpful, but don’t let the under 10 minute construction fool you into thinking it’s a piece of cake.
The elliptical does provide a great workout and the many different programs allow you to really vary your workouts and levels of resistance. This is an option that is missing in many of the cheaper, lower end ellipticals. Operating the computer is also confusing at first, and the manual that was sent to me was for their bike, which did not help my confusion. I was able to get the correct manual off their website.
I was impressed with the quiet operation. I can workout and watch TV at a normal volume. There are a few creaks here and there, likely caused by a missing washer or two. The stride is smooth. At 5′4, the machine actually fits me better than the ones at the gym.
Rating: 4 / 5
Monday, 18. January 2010 9:48
I love it. Wow, what a workout!
It is very quiet to operate. Not very fun to put together but I did it!
Rating: 5 / 5