- Magnetic resistance elliptical cross trainer
- 8 levels of resistance
- Computer with time, speed, distance, calories used, hand pulse and scan
- Hand pulse monitor
- Large anti-slip footplates
- Transport wheels for easy movement
- Max user weight 100kg
- Built size 99L x 60W x 158Hcm
- EN957 European Safety compliant
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The BE1700 is an attractive elliptical cross-trainer with ultra smooth magnetic resistance which is fully adjustable to allow you to tailor your workout to your needs. The elliptical action provides both a complete body workout. The console provides all the feedback you need to keep track of your goals including time, distance, speed, caolories used, hand pulse and scan function. Hand pulse sensors allow you to monitor your heart rate during exercise. It also features large anti-slip footplates and transport wheels for easy movement.
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11 of 11 people found the following review helpful
Item arrived well packaged. Upon opening i lost the will to live when i saw how much was involved in building this cross trainer. It took me about 2 hours in total and the final straw was when i realised that there were 2 screws missing. Amazon discounted the price by 15% for the 2 screws that were absent. The actual cross trainer is solid and works well, gives a very good all round exercise especially the thighs. Relatively light wieght for what it is and easy to move about. 4 stars for the product itself but only 2 stars for the amount of building required.
6 of 7 people found the following review helpful
It's ok is the rating chosen. The product works well and after 2 hours effort assembles coherently. However, it appears that the unit has been used before and was returned or is just a mishmash of returned parts. Every part had some form or other of assembly damage. Fingerprints were present on most of the plastics and many of the arms had scores in the grey paint that proved this had been 'roughly' assembled previously by persons unknown. A new pack of tools, nuts and bolts put you off the scent... It was solid and worked satisfactorily so I decided that the price was competitive, so accepted what I had. You get what you pay for. Pay more for something else and you may be completely satisfied rather than mildly satisfied.
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful
Took me just under 4 hours to put this together - wasted a huge amount of time on the metal connection for the resistance switch, which was too short to connect. The end result is the resistance dial doesn't work and the unit seems to be on its highest resistance setting. I can't change this and probably have to pay for someone to come out from Body Sculpture to sort it, which I'm obviously not prepared to do! When I can get it moving, it is quite smooth, but it just requires far too much physical effort to get it to move around, which is a shame. It also gets stuck when both 'paddles' are level with each other. I might take it apart and try putting it together again and see if it fares any better second time around. The ones I use in my gym are £3k Body Fitness cross trainers which are double the footprint of this one and are an absolute dream to use, but obviously priced only for lottery winners, company executives and bankers. Overall this isn't bad considering other units with the same type of resistance dial can be £400 or more, but the long winded home assembly and annoyingly fiddly resistance connections put you off.
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