It’s all in the details with the Gravity Recumbent Elliptical. With sleek styling and a small footprint, combined with TRUE’s quality and durability, this recumbent elliptical is sure to be a facility favorite. Featuring a low step-over height and a 15-position ergonomic seat, users of all ages and fitness levels can enjoy a smooth, comfortable ride.
Customize to both your facility and your users with three UNITE console options.
Features:
- Active Seat Position to accommodate any size user
- Step-through design
- Advanced Workout Boosters
TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS
Power Source:
Self-Generating (110V required with non-LED console)
Drive System:
Front Drive
Pedals:
Oversized Soft Grip Pedals
Handlebar Design:
Exercise Arms – Ergonomic Handles
Seat Height Adjustments:
20
Maximum Workload:
40-600 watts
Contact Heart Rate Monitoring:
Yes
Wireless Heart Rate Monitoring:
Polar® Compatible Bluetooth
AVAILABLE CONSOLES
Console Options
Unite 16″, Unite 10″, and Unite LED
WORKOUTS
Unite 16″ and Unite 10″ Consoles:
10K, 30 30, 5K, CALORIE GOAL, CARDIO CHALLENGE, DISTANCE GOAL, DRAW YOUR OWN, HALF MARATHON, HILL INTERVALS, HRC CRUISE CONTROL, LEG SHAPER, MMA, QUICK START, ROLLING HILLS, SINGLE HILL, TARGET HRC, TIME GOAL, VIRTUAL RIDE
LED Console:
10K, 30 30, 5K, CALORIE GOAL, CARDIO CHALLENGE, DISTANCE GOAL, HALF MARATHON, HILL INTERVALS, HRC CRUISE CONTROL, LEG SHAPER, MMA, QUICK START, ROLLING HILLS, SINGLE HILL, TARGET HRC, TIME GOAL
WORKOUT BOOSTERS
Unite 16″, Unite 10″, and LED Consoles X-MODE, LEG PRESS, CHEST PRESS
REGULATORY APPROVALS
UL1647, CAN/CSA – C22.2, EN60335, ISO20957, GS.
EXTRAS
Accessories:
Accessories Water Bottle Holder, Reading Rack/Tablet Holder
PHYSICAL SPECIFICATIONS
Footprint:
35’’ L x 71.5’’ W / 88 cm x 182 cm
Unit Height:
56″ / 142 cm
Machine Weight:
268 lbs / 122 kg
Shipping Weight:
307 lbs / 139 kg
Maximum User Weight:
400 lbs / 181 kg
Portability:
2 Front Transport Wheels
LIMITED-USE COMMERCIAL WARRANTY
Notes
*To be eligible for the alternative limited-use commercial warranty, equipment use cannot exceed 6-hour use a day or be for use in a membership, dues paying, or institutional facility.
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