Even though the New Balance 8000 Elliptical is marketed at a price range that is affordable and has quality, it is a field with lots of competition and other choices. Even so, New Balance manages with the 8000 model to give a good fight and stays well within the dominating group of the market.

It has good warranty, lots of resistance levels, adjustable stride length and comfortable oversized foot pedals. The 2 side flywheels design makes it compact and easy to place inside a house or apartment. Overall it is a promising elliptical trainer, but there are options and more fishes in the sea of elliptical trainers.

New Balance 8000 Elliptical Specifications

• Stride length- Adjustable, 18’’ and 20’’
• Resistance- Magnetic with 16 levels
• Programs- 6 built in workout programs
• Max weight user- 300 pounds
• Warranty- 10 years frame, 2 years electronic, 1 year parts
• Weight- 180 pounds
• Footprint- 40’’ L x 30’’ W

Affordable and with quality

When you look at the New Balance 8000 Elliptical either you love it or you hate it, the 2 side flywheels has been part of high end commercial elliptical and is now being introduced into home equipments. The great advantage of this design is that it is more compact and more stable, unlike the ones with a large flywheel in the middle that tend to have a bigger footprint and become unstable.

Another thing that the New Balance 8000 Elliptical can brag about is the adjustable stride length, you can choose from 18’’ to 20’’. Most elliptical have smaller than 18’’ strides, which makes it difficult to be used by taller users or overweight ones. In our case, 18’’ may be too much for someone below 5’2’’, and if you are really going to pick up the pace with the New Balance 8000 then better to use the 18’’, because at 20’’ stride the machine will be a bit unstable.

The New Balance 8000 Elliptical isn’t noisy, compared to other elliptical trainers. It has oversized comfort foot pedals built with a non skid resistance surface, considering it is suppose to hold users up to 300 pounds, this is a great feature. Plus heart rate sensors in the T bar, especially if you do not want to work your upper body and still track your heart beat.

From the New Balance 8000 Elliptical you can expect what you would find in an high end elliptical trainer built for gyms, with fewer bells and whistles and same great features for an affordable elliptical trainer.

New Balance 8000 Elliptical at a Glance…

Pros:

1. Adjustable stride length
2. 2 side flywheels compact design
3. Oversized pedals

Cons:

1. Not fully adjustable stride length

The New Balance 8000 Elliptical is a good buy for a fitness enthusiast that will not demand too much out of an elliptical trainer and still knows what he wants from his workout sessions

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