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Review elliptical crosstrainer. The elliptical crosstrainer we review here is the Saturne Elliptical Crosstrainer. The Saturne Elliptical Crosstrainer is still cheaper than the magnetic resistance type machines but not by so much. Its typical elliptical crosstrainer features include dual action arms (also known as stride levers, stride bars etc), a console and smooth motion. You may have seen the Saturne elliptical crosstrainer advertised on television infomercials. And also you may be glad to hear that the Saturne arrives 95% assembled, so no need for a long night spent with a screwdriver in one hand and a manual in the other.
Saturne Elliptical Features
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steel frame
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non slip pedals
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dual action arms
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LCD console display
Console Features
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time elapsed
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speed
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calories burned
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distance
Breakdown-In-A-Box™ |
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Dual Action: |
Yes |
Console: |
Yes |
Resistance Control: |
Adjustable dial |
Heart Rate Monitor/Type: |
No |
Heart Rate Control: |
No |
Programs: |
None |
Stride Length: |
16" |
Weight Capacity: |
250 lbs. |
Folding: |
Yes |
Reading Rack: |
No |
Bottle Holder: |
No |
Warranty: |
90 days (extended warranty available) |
Size |
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Weight: |
84lbs |
Dimensions: |
40" x 30" x 53" |
Overall
The Saturne is another of the cheaper non-magnetic machines that does its job quite well. It comes almost totally assembled which I'm sure would be a relief to some of the more dexterously challenged. If the cost of this machine was the limit of our budget we wouldn't hesitate to purchase it.
No longer available
If you like this machine but want to spend a little less, have a look at our Orbitrek review.
