Product Highlights
The EFX 585 combines Precor’s industry-leading elliptical motion with a space-saving design, now 4 inches shorter than other EFX models to maximize performance in smaller spaces. Perfect for lighter-use facilities like multifamily housing, corporate wellness centers, and hotels, it delivers smooth natural movements without compromising quality. With its thoughtful design, accessible features, and proven durability, the EFX 585 provides an exceptional workout for exercisers of all abilities while meeting the operational needs of facility owners.
Product Features
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P84 Touchscreen Console
The P84 console features a brilliant 16-inch touchscreen that combines performance, entertainment, and workout variety. Exercisers can enjoy seamless wireless casting that provides access to thousands of third-party fitness and media apps. They can also stream content through fully integrated PlutoTV, Netflix and YouTube apps --putting the content they want, right at their fingertips.
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Adjustable CrossRamp®
Our compact CrossRamp® technology allows exercisers to isolate lower-body muscle groups with adjustable incline angles ranging from 10 to 35 degrees. Exercisers can easily target glutes, quadriceps, and calves to create a wellrounded workout tailored to their fitness goals. Large open pedals, a low stepover height, and an accessible 10-degree starting angle make it simple for beginners to get started, while higher inclines and resistance challenge advanced exercisers.
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Handlebars
The moving handlebars deliver a full-body workout with every session. Fixed grips provide stability and confidence for exercisers focused on lower-body training, making the EFX adaptable for all fitness levels.
Specifications
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Dimensions (L x W x H): 82 x 28 x 70 in / 208 x 71 x 178 cm
- Product Weight: 291 lb / 132 kg
- Max User Weight: 350 lb / 159 kg
- Step-up Height: 8 in / 20 cm (pedal at lowest point)
- Total Workouts: 16
- Resistance Levels: 20
- Ramp Angle: 10 - 35 degrees
- Power: US & Canada: 120V/15A (NEMA 5-20 Receptacle); International: 240V, applicable country-specific power cord
- Languages: English, Arabic, Danish, Dutch, French, Finnish, German, Hebrew, Hindi, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Norwegian, Polish, Portuguese, Russian, Simplified Chinese, Spanish, Swedish, Traditional Chinese, Turkish, Welsh
- Console Features: 16 in / 40.6 cm LCD Capacitive Touchscreen with wireless charging, audio jack, and Bluetooth® headphones
- Accessories: Integrated Reading Rack, Cable Management (Optional)
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