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Life Fitness 95X Achieve Elliptical [Remanufactured]

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Part of the revolutionary Elevation Series, the Life Fitness 95X Achieve Elliptical features a fresh design aesthetic that combines form and functions to Achieve and motivate users at any fitness level. Utilizing the superior biomechanics and natural fluid motion Life Fitness is known for, the 95X-Achieve offers an exceptional, personalized, total-body workout. The over-sized pedals reduce stress to the lower back, and ergonomically correct moving arms, with at-your-fingertips resistance controls, allow users to easily adjust workout settings. Lifepulse digital heart rate monitoring hand sensors or wireless Polar telemetry yield accurate heart rate readings, and the innovative Quiet Drive system ensures a noiseless workout.

Features

  • Exercise Programs: Quick Start, Manual, Random, Hill, Cardio, Fat Burn, Fit Test, and Customized Cool Down
  • Display Readouts: Speed, Resistance Level, Heart Rate, Elapsed Time, Distance, Distance Climbed, Calories, Calories Per Hour, Workout Profile, Watts, METs, RPM
  • Languages: 8
  • Heart Rate Monitoring: Contact; Wireless Compatible
  • Resistance: 25 Levels
  • Integrated Reading Rack, Accessory Tray, and Removable Cup Holders (2)
  • Oversize Non-slip Pedals
  • Stride Length: 20″
  • Power Requirements: Self Powered; optional plug-in power
  • Max User Weight: 400 lbs
  • Weight: 442 lbs
  • Dimensions: 88″ L x 31″ W x 65″ H
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