Which is better for a tall user?

The NordicTrack FS10i. Its stride adjusts up to 32 inches and it is rated for users over six feet tall. The Sole E25's stride is fixed at 20 inches.

Is the FS10i worth $600 more?

Only if you will use the touchscreen and iFIT workouts. If you just want steady cardio, the E25 at $999.99 does the job for less.

The Sole E25. Its 20 lb ECB flywheel and magnetic resistance are built for quiet operation. The FS10i is also magnetic but adds a powered incline and console.

Do either need a subscription?

The E25 does not; its SOLE+ app is free. The FS10i includes a 30-day iFIT trial, then iFIT costs extra.

Which handles more weight?

The FS10i, at 375 lbs versus 350 lbs for the E25.

Which takes less floor space?

The FS10i. Its center drive keeps it to 58.5 by 29.5 inches. The E25 uses a longer front-drive frame.

NordicTrack FS10i Freestride Trainer vs Sole E25 Elliptical

Buy the Sole E25 for most shoppers: it costs $999.99 at Dick's Sporting Goods as of November 8, 2026, versus $1,599.00 for the NordicTrack FS10i at Ultimate Fitness Outlet. The FS10i is worth the extra only if you want a 32-inch auto-adjustable stride, a 10-inch touchscreen and iFIT trainer-led workouts. The E25 is the simpler, quieter machine with a 20-inch stride and no subscription required.

Today the Sole E25 Elliptical costs $599.01 less at its best price.

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