The Life Fitness 90 Series elliptical cross-trainers are the industry’s smoothest total-body cardiovascular machines. Built for comfort, the 95Xi offers biomechanically correct handlebar movements and an ergonomic ellipse path, as well as oversized non-slip pedals and static support handlebars. Other features include LifepulseTM heart rate hand sensors, a variety of workouts, on-the-fly programming changes and rear wheels for easy mobility. And, powered by human movement, you can place the energy-efficient 95Xi cross-trainer anywhere in your facility, with no electrical cords or outlets to consider.
Performance Features
- TOTAL-BODY EXERCISE
The 95Xi cross-trainer features a 20″ (50.8 cm) stride length, which provides optimal lower-body range of motion. Plus, the moving arm handles are ergonomically designed to complement the ellipse, while accommodating a wide range of user heights.
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OVERSIZED PEDALS
The pedal design allows users to adjust foot position comfortably and the narrow 2.8″ (7.1 cm) pedal spacing minimizes lateral hip shifting, which reduces lower back stress.
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HEART RATE MONITORING
LifepulseTM digital heart rate monitoring hand sensors are conveniently placed on the ergonomically designed handlebars to provide precise heart rate monitoring, and Polar® telemetry provides accurate, “handsfree” heart rate monitoring. (Telemetry requires optional chest strap.)
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MOTIVATING WORKOUT VARIETY
Zone Training+TM workouts automatically adjust the resistance level to keep users in their target heart rate zone. Goal-based workouts allow users to set personal goals, while Cross-Train Reverse and Cross-Train Aerobic workouts utilize machine-generated prompts to keep users motivated.
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SPEED AND DISTANCE FEEDBACK
Allows for easy comparisons to daily activities, such as walking and running.
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SELF-POWERED CONVENIENCE
Powered completely by human movement, you can place these energy-efficient cross-trainers anywhere in your facility, with no electrical cords or outlets to consider.
Product Details
- Fit StrideTM technology; 20″ (50.8 cm) stride length
- Ergonomically correct moving arm handles provide total-body workout
- Dual-level alphanumeric LED console
- Heart Rate Monitoring: LifepulseTM hand sensors and Polar® telemetry
- 30 workouts, including 5 ZoneTraining+TM workouts and Fit Test Protocol
- User can select from up to 9 different languages
- Integrated reading rack and accessory tray
- Self-powered
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Dimensions: 84.75″ x 26.5″ x 64″
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Weight: 286 LBS
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Max User Weight: 350 LBS
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