The new guide, part of SOLE Fitness’ expanding review and comparison catalog, is intended to help customers make a faster decision with a table for side-by-side pros and cons of the two ellipticals. Those requiring additional details can click the links provided in the guide for in-depth focus pieces on each machine.
More information can be found at https://www.soletreadmills.com/blogs/news/sole-e55-vs-e95-elliptical-comparison-2024-features-pros-cons
Priced as an entry-level option, the E55 has a backlit LCD screen and Bluetooth connectivity so users can sync their music while working out, or benefit from SOLE+ workout data transfer if they’re using the company’s proprietary fitness app. The E95, on the other hand, being the company’s premium offering, has a larger console, more customizable workouts, and greater resistance.
The E55 model also features a 20-pound flywheel and offers 20 levels of resistance, incorporates a quiet drive system, and its compact design makes it suitable for smaller home gym setups.
For users seeking more advanced features, the E95 model is the more suitable option, the guide says. The model has oversized foot pedals equipped with durable foam cushioning for improved comfort during extended workout sessions; its 27-pound flywheel provides a smoother ride and increased resistance options, and it also has a large touchscreen console for customization.
Elliptical machines have risen in popularity in recent years: they engage multiple major muscle groups at the same time and offer a low-impact alternative to running for individuals looking for joint-friendly cardio options as part of a home gym build.
According to Garage Gym Reviews, 61% of people now have dedicated workout spaces in their homes, and this trend has led to increased demand for versatile, space-efficient fitness equipment that can deliver effective workouts.
SOLE Fitness emphasizes that all elliptical machine purchases come with complimentary access to hundreds of fitness video classes through the SOLE+ app, catering to users of all fitness levels.
A spokesperson states: “Our workouts are made for all levels and range from 10 minutes to 60 minutes. We use heart rate metrics and data from your equipment across all of our workouts to help you work out smarter.”
Interested parties can learn more at https://www.soletreadmills.com/
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