- What is the difference between the Go Console and Track Connect 2.0?
- The Go Console is the simpler option for basic workouts. Track Connect 2.0 adds upgraded connectivity and syncs with your devices, including Apple Watch.
- How does the adjustable stride work?
- The stride changes electronically from 18 to 24 inches in one-inch increments, giving seven positions. You can also change it from the controls on the moving handles.
- Is the E5 quiet enough for an apartment?
- Owners consistently describe it as very quiet. Life Fitness uses WhisperStride ball bearings, which need no maintenance, for nearly silent operation.
- What comes in the box?
- You get the elliptical, two removable dishwasher-safe water bottle holders, a removable dishwasher-safe accessory tray, and a wireless chest strap with the console.
- Does it fit tall users?
- Yes. Owners over 6 feet praise the long stride setting, and shorter users can shorten it, which makes it a good shared machine.
- How does it compare with fixed-stride ellipticals?
- It offers an adjustable stride, 20 resistance levels and handle-mounted controls that most fixed-stride rivals lack. The trade-off is a higher cost and a larger footprint.
- Where is the Life Fitness E5 Cross Trainer Elliptical Console cheapest?
- At Top Fitness Store, for $4,471.00, as of our latest check.
- What do buyers say about the Life Fitness E5 Cross Trainer Elliptical Console?
- Rated 4.2 out of 5 from 31 ratings. Buyers like: Adjustable stride suits tall users over 6 feet and shorter-legged households; Very quiet and smooth operation; Many workout programs to choose from. Common complaints: Expensive.
- Where can I buy the Life Fitness E5 Cross Trainer Elliptical Console?
- 3 stores we checked sell it, including Top Fitness Store, Life Fitness, Fitness Outlet.