ReebokGX40 One Series Elliptical Cross Trainer
R5,999
About
The GX40 Cross Trainer provides functional training for all levels of fitness. The 8 manual resistance levels and various target programs provide a great variation on each and every workout. Adding additional movement to the upper body makes the body work harder and increases the performance of your workout, but if you need a break from all that upper body movement, the fixed handlebar offers support so you can work out in complete comfort to suit your overall position. The stylish LCD display enables you to monitor your time, distance, heart rate or see how close you are to burning your target number of calories, so no matter how long you have been working out, your progress is easily tracked from start to finish. Cross trainers provide the perfect balance of all cardiovascular equipment by offering a low impact workout to achieve a great method of losing weight, improving overall and cardiovascular fitness. The unique design of the rear drive cross trainer provides a high intensity workout without adding any strain to the legs or back, making this type of equipment ideal for all levels of fitness. Whatever your goal for fitness, the GX40 Cross trainer can help you achieve it.
Product Features
- Cardiovascular fitness
- 8 levels of resistance
- 4 console programs
- Hand pulse sensors
- 13.1 x 6.7cm LCD display
- 138cm stride length
Product Specifications
- 6kg flywheel weight
- 120kg max user weight
- Box dimensions: 128 x 38 x 66cm
- Comes in Black
- 24 month warranty
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