NordicTrack Spacesaver SE7i Elliptical Trainers
Shed the pounds and sculpt your muscles while using the durable steel construction and effective flywheel of the SpaceSaver SE7i elliptical. With its vertical SpaceSaver design, you can conveniently store your elliptical anywhere.
Product Features
- Easy storage after your intense workout, 18 lb. Effective flywheel, 18 inch stride length, Transport wheels
- Vertical SpaceSaver design, 0 – 10 degree power adjustable incline, smr silent magnetic resistance. 24 preset workouts for pro training
- Adjustable oversized pedals, EKG grip Pulse, water bottle holder, out of the box Assembly, soft touch upper body grips
- IFit Coach Ready, 5″ Backlit Display, OneTouch Resistance Controls, AutoBreeze Workout Fan, 22 Digital Resistance Levels
- The SpaceSaver SE7i comes with a lifetime frame warranty, 2-year parts warranty, and 1-year labor warranty. 325lb user weight capacity
- PLEASE NOTE: NORDICTRACK IS THE ONLY MANUFACTURER AND AMAZON IS THE ONLY AUTHORIZED SELLER FOR THIS PRODUCT ON THIS MARKETPLACE. WE DO NOT GUARANTEE QUALITY, AUTHENTICITY OR SIZE IF PURCHASED FROM OTHER SELLERS
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Other than the pulse monitor its fine I’m a big guy, 6’0 245, and I got the spacesaver to add some aerobic exercise in the comfort of my own home. I got it about a week ago, no problems with shipping. Here are my impressions:1) ITS BIG. Bigger than it looks in the pictures. It definitely dominates a room when it is open, and closing it is a two person job that still leaves with with a big thing in the room. So it is not going to disappear.2) Its HEAVY. This thing is really solidly built and putting it…
Maddeningly POOR customer service from NordicTrack / Icon! We typically don’t leave negative reviews but feel that this is warranted in our situation. From the very beginning, the elliptical was making a loud clicking / catching noise from the flywheel area during operation. Sent a service request immediately using NordicTrack’s website. Customer service took over a month to even reply via email. Then, we were asked to take it apart to diagnose the problem. (Excuse me, isn’t that what customer service is supposed to do?) Then, they asked for videos to…