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Gazelle Freestyle |
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Editor’s Review & Comments
If you read our comments on the Gazelle Edge Glider, you’ll know that we’re fans of the Tony Little Gazelle machines. As far as inexpensive fitness equipment goes, we like the Gazelle line of products for several reasons. 1.) It’s a fairly solid piece of equipment. The problem with buying low-end ellipticals (treadmills and bikes as well) is they just aren’t solid enough. They are prone to breaking down on you which is frustrating and might discourage you from trying a second time around. 2.) In addition to being well built, you still get a fun, unique, and low-impact cardiovascular workout. In this price range, you really can’t ask for more. We’d still take a good elliptical, but some might prefer the extra dollars, and that’s just fine!
Gazelle Freestyle Specifications
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Display
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Basic electronic display shows speed, distance, time and calories |
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Weight Limit
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300 lbs. |
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Unit Weight
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46 lbs. |
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Product Dimensions
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53.5 x 33.5 x 44 inches |
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Stride Length
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Good range of motion lets you choose |
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Heart Rate Monitor
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Yes; built-in thumb pulse monitor |
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Resistance Levels
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None |
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Preset Programs
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None |
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Warranty
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90-day manufacturer’s warranty including Frame, Parts, and Electronics |
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Other Features
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Workout video with the one and only - Tony Little; Water bottle and holder |
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Price
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$109 |
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