Elliptical Trainer
Elliptical exercise machines for low-impact cardio, compared by stride length, resistance type, and listed user weight.
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Introduction
An elliptical trainer is a standing cardio machine, not a rack of dumbbells. Read stride length, resistance style, and the printed user-weight limit so the flywheel and pedals match your height before you compare console extras.
- Stride length in inches and whether the pedals sit rear-drive or front-drive.
- Magnetic versus manual resistance and how many levels the console actually names.
- User-weight rating, folded footprint, and whether the handlebars move with the pedals.
Match those three numbers to your ceiling height and a doorway measurement. A stepper, a treadmill, or a weight bench is a different machine.