Sunny Health & Fitness 2-in-1 Upright Elliptical Cross Trainer, Full-Body Exerciser, Home Cross-Training Arm/Leg, Low Impact Exercise Cardio Workout Machine for Senior & Adult, Optional Classic Style

Love it! I found it easy to assemble and really helps with cardio. No resistance levels unfortunately, but I paid £91 so I expect the basics. It’s sturdy and good value for money; a good quality product.

I'm really impressed with this. It was really easy to assemble as most of it was already done. You do have to look for the clock in the packaging and I could have easily missed it, but I love it. I'm 5'3" and needed something low impact and also to get back into exercise. I am not that good at keeping anything up. I've only used this for a week but I think it's great to do a longer session or short sessions. It's really quiet too, which is lovely. The one thing I would say is that I am a size 5 and my feet fit comfortably on the pedals but I think if you are bigger than a size 6 your feet would be over the pedals at the back. I'm not sure if that's a problem or not. I don't find the stride limiting for me. It is not like the other more expensive ones in that it is a bit risky pushing both feet forward at the same time. It will lift off the floor. I don't mind that it has no resistance levels as I believe you can make this an easy workout or hard depending on your pace and stride. Whether it helps me to lose weight remains to be seen. I am doing 2,000 steps/slides on it a day. I do get a bit hot (not excessive) but I think you would need to do a lot more to get up a sweat. Some people have said they find it repetitive and boring but I don't, it's no worse than a treadmill or rowing machine. I think I must like repetitive. Just put music on and slide to the beat. For the price it is worth it.

Easy to assemble, and operate. All tools required are supplied. Very easy to use. A tensioner to adjust ease or difficulty would be useful. Otherwise, doesn't take up much floor space, about. 0.5m square (2'6"×2')1.5 m (about 4') high, feet are easy to fold and yet sturdy when in use. A trip meter (supplied with an aa battery) which records time of use and how many repetitions. And records Calories burnt. The chest/ Tummy rest is a usefull part of the machine, I tense myself against it while exercising, I expect it could also be used with tummy rest removed? But I haven't tried that.Removing It would probably allow more forward leg movement.?The ends of the feet rotate, at each end of the bar to allow stability on an uneven floor. ( you would need to adjust these yourself)Nice grey metallic paint finish. Pedals can be locked in place, or left ready for use. The locking pin has a storage slot in the top of the tummy rest ( very handy) So for an easy non invasive workout, indoors ( or you can go at it like a loony) I would highly recommend this apparently sturdy and good looking compact exerciser.I could use it outside, but if left out in the rain it would quickly rust. Might be OK under a covered area if you have one, although I would try and cover it with an oversize bin liner or something like that and hold it on with a bungee cord when not in use.

Now the "Sunny Health & Fitness Legacy Stepping Elliptical Machine" is [finally] unboxed and assembled I'm very pleased with this item. Of course it doesn't have all the bells and whistles of one you'd find in a gym, but that's because you're comparing 150 against 5,000 in terms of price, but it can still measure calories, take your pulse, has increasing levels of resistance, set a timer and other functions. True, it can't link to your phone and provide a history of your performance but I was happy to live without that. It's also surprisingly quiet, the loudest thing about it is the beep-beep-beep at the end if you've set the timer. It doesn't need to be plugged in as the LED display works off batteries. Also, easy enough to move as there are fly-wheels on the front bar.Now for the not-so-good bits. When the box arrived I was surprised at how small it was. Naively I was expecting it to be almost ready-to-go apart from maybe attaching the arms, screwing in the foot pedals sort of thing. So, so wrong. It took an age to unpack all the pieces and when I saw the instruction manual I was shocked. This is not like assembling an IKEA bookcase! I found it a lot of work, yes, the instruction manual is clear and helpful[ish] once you've read it half-a-dozen times, but even so, there is so much to do. At one point I even considered sending the machine back... but then I realised I'd have to pack it all up again and that seemed even worse... so I ploughed on with assembling the thing. For me, it was quite a workout and a huge sense of achievement at the end.The other thing is the stride length - obviously not a long as you'd find in a professional gym elliptical trainer - I'd say 5ft 10 inches is most likely the max on this machine.So, if you're not too tall, happy with screwdrivers, Allen keys and lots of bits to assemble, and want an elliptical trainer for 150 pounds then this is your machine!

My machine arrived today (I am 72) had something similar to this before. Anyway, this is built to last, the foot pads are good and are non slip, I wanted this because when its raining I can exercise (walk, jog even) I want to lose weight and tone up.This was seriously easy to put together, but I had (as last time) to remove that awful pad thing, because it pushes you back and doesnt allow you to stand correctly, yes you NEED to slightly bend your knees or you will injure yourself! **bend your knees when exercising here***OK there is no resistance, but I wanted something that would exercise my whole body, not just walk, and this absolutely does the job for me. HIGHLY RECOMMENDED. ********** (another ten stars)BY THE WAY: The squeak CAN BE GOT RID OF there is a you tube video telling you exactly how.