Elliptical Ratings(5)
Horizon Fitness Elite E7
The Elite E7 is Horizon's lower model in the Evolve Series. It is a good front drive elliptical machine that has a 10 degree incline, a 20-inch stride length, 42 work out programs and a 8.5-inch extra-wide blue LCD console. Read Review »
ProForm Smart Strider 495 CSE
The ProForm Smart Strider 495 CSE Elliptical is equipped with 18 levels of resistance, 18 workout programs and a fold-away space saving design. Read Review »
Horizon Fitness Evolve 5
The Evolve 5 is Horizon's best machine in the Evolve Series. It is a solid front drive elliptical machine that has a 20-inch stride length, a 6.25-inch Blue Backlit LCD and 37 work out programs. Read Review »
Horizon Fitness Evolve 3
The Horizon Evolve 3 is a well-built front drive elliptical machine that will most likely give you the workout you are looking for. This elliptical has a 20-inch stride length, a 5.5-inch Blue Backlit LCD and 32 work out programs. Read Review »
Bowflex LateralX LX3
The Bowflex LateralX LX3 is a versatile cross-trainer for home use. Similar to standard elliptical machines, it lets you stride at any intensity with very low impact. Read Review »
ProForm Hybrid Trainer
The ProForm Hybrid Trainer is a low-priced hybrid elliptical and recumbent bike featuring 16 levels of Silent Magnetic resistance and 16 workout programs. Read Review »
ProForm Hybrid Trainer XT
The ProForm Hybrid Trainer XT is both an elliptical machine and recumbent exercise bike.For training guidance the XT has 16 preset workout programs, and is ready for iFit Coach. Read Review »
Bowflex Max Trainer M3
Max Trainer: The idea behind the M3 is to trim the extra bells and whistles from the M5 to get the price down to $999. It loses some luxury features and has less workout programs and resistance levels, but it still burns a ton of calories (up to 2.5x the calories burned on a traditional elliptical). Read Review »
Horizon Peak Trainer HT5.0
The new Peak Trainer HT5.0 is the latest affordable competitor to things like the Bowflex Max Trainer. Read Review »
Yowza Islamorada
The Yowza Islamorada features SuperCore, an enhanced version of Yowza's previous CardioCore upper body workout motion as well as Intelligent Weight Management (IWM) -- the future of fitness equipment. Read Review »
Spirit XE295
The Spirit XE295 offers one of the best warranties on the market with a lifetime guarantee on frame and braking system as well as 10 years on parts. The confidence shows on a well-built elliptical that is designed to last for years and withstand multiple users. Read Review »
Yowza Pompano
The Yowza Pompano is well-made elliptical that features an iPod dock, speakers and cooling fans. With its 18 inch stride length you are sure to get the workout you are striving for. This elliptical also features Pulse Grips and a wireless heart strap to keep track of your heart rate. Read Review »
Schwinn 470
The Schwinn 470 is an elliptical trainer for low-impact exercise. Its performance essentials include moving handlebars; a 20” stride length; 26 resistance levels with digital controls; and a motorized incline with max setting of 10°. Read Review »
Schwinn 430
The new Schwinn 430 Elliptical is a low-budget fitness machine for home use. Main features are its 20-inch stride; 20 resistance levels; a manually adjustable incline up to nine degrees; and a console with 22 preset programs for two user profiles. Read Review »
Schwinn 431
The Schwinn 431 elliptical is similar to previous models like the Schwinn 420 and Schwinn 430. However, the Schwinn 431 features iPod/mp3 compatibility and several more workout programs making it a hot commodity for 2013. Read Review »
Yowza Bonita
The Yowza Bonita is a cost friendly elliptical that features an iPod dock, speakers and cooling fans. With 12 pre-defined workout programs and 9 user profiles, you are sure to always have a different workout. It also features an accessory tray for water bottles. Read Review »
Precor EFX 5.21
The Precor EFX 5.21 focuses on a lower-body workout courtesy of fixed handlebars and CrossRamp technology which allows you to target those specific muscle groups. The low impact EFX technology reduces wear and tear on muscles and joints. Read Review »
NordicTrack E5Vi
The NordicTrack E5Vi elliptical features Silent Magnetic Resistance, 10 levels of resistance and three adjustable stride length positions (13", 15", 18"). The NordicTrack E5Vi is also budget friendly and produced from a reputable manufacture. Read Review »
ProForm Smart Strider 535
The ProForm Smart Strider 535 Elliptical is one of the cheapest rear drive ellipticals on the market. It has a 13-pound flywheel, 18 levels of resistance and 18 workout programs. Read Review »
Schwinn 420
The Schwinn 420 elliptical is an affordable piece of exercise equipment, packaged with 16 levels of resistance and 18 inch stride length. The performance of the Schwinn 420 is solid and a slight upgrade over the popular Schwinn 430. It also has 16 workout programs and pulse grip heart rate monitoring. Read Review »
Stamina InMotion E1000
The Stamina InMotion E1000 is an innovative new elliptical trainer designed to provide means to exercise even at work. Because the Stamina InMotion E1000 is so compact and lightweight, you can practically store it anywhere (yes, even under a work desk). Read Review »
Schwinn A40
The Schwinn A40 elliptical is priced in the 'Under $500' price range, featuring a 17 inch stride length and Eddy Current Brake resistance. The cheap price tag has forced Schwinn to cut a few corners; however the trainer is a reasonable option for smaller users searching for their first piece of exercise equipment. Read Review »
Nautilus E514
The Nautilus E514 features an 18 inch stride length, 16 levels of resistance, built-in cooling fan and LCD display. It's a value elliptical from a manufacture which rarely produces this type of fitness equipment. Read Review »
ProForm ErgoStrider 3.0
The ProForm ErgoStrider 3.0 features a 14 inch stride length and 10 levels of resistance. The stride length is short compared to other models, yet makes a nice trainer for smaller users or children. Read Review »