Body Rider BRD2000 Elliptical Trainer with Seat Review
| Product Code | B0028Q2AMU |
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| Price | $149.99 |
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Product Details
- Amazon Sales Rank: #3085 in Sports & Outdoors
- Color: Grey
- Brand: Body Max
- Model: BRD2000
- Number of items: 1
- Dimensions: 57.50" h x
28.50" w x
36.00" l,
Features
- 2-in-1 fitness machine with settings for elliptical trainer and exercise bike use
- High-momentum fan blades produce a gentle breeze as you exercise
- Tension adjusts easily with the turn of a knob; offers minimal impact on joints
- Electronic console tracks your time, speed, distance, and calories burned
- Seat adjusts vertically and horizontally to fit different body heights and types
- 2-in-1 fitness machine with settings for elliptical trainer and exercise bike use
- High-momentum fan blades produce a gentle breeze as you exercise
- Tension adjusts easily with the turn of a knob; offers minimal impact on joints
- Electronic console tracks your time, speed, distance, and calories burned
- Seat adjusts vertically and horizontally to fit different body heights and types
Product Description
This patented 2-in-one Cardio Dual Trainer is used as an Elliptical Trainer or an Exercise Bike. The high momentum fan blades provide quiet and smooth rides with zero impact to your knees. The motivational electronic display console measures Time, Speed, Distance, and Calories Burned while you exercise. Use it only 20 minutes a day, 3 to 4 times a week, you will get the results that you always wanted.
Customer Reviews
Most helpful customer reviews
94 of 98 people found the following review helpful.
Good piece of equipment!
By M. Ray
This is a pretty good little piece of equipment. For the money, you probably can't beat it. I've been using it for a few weeks, and so far so good. Its seems pretty solid. I'm in pretty good shape and this machine will definitely give a good workout. The motion is smooth and there's not much sway at all (I'm 5'9", 175 lbs). I like the adjustments to the seat, it gives you a good range. Its also pretty light and rolls easily. All in all, can't find anything to complain about.
132 of 140 people found the following review helpful.
Not that bad...
By flattops united
I ordered this based on the price and the fact that it had a seat as well as the arm bars I read the reviews of more expensive models and had a bit of anxiety towards putting it together. It only took about an hour and as long as you use your own tools and not the dollar store rejects they give you should have no problems.I am giving this only three stars based on 2 things, First I am 6foot tall and when I use it as an elliptical its a bit tight and I do tend to punch myself a little when it comes back but I solved that by reversing them.The other reason is also the handles being a little short. It feels like I'm punching downward instead of parallel. This machine is definitely designed for smaller men or women. but, besides that I do get a decent workout on it. Overall if you're looking for a value I would recommend this.
35 of 36 people found the following review helpful.
LASTED 6 USES. Yes, only 6 darn uses.
By S. Johnson
DO NOT THROW YOUR MONEY AWAY ON THIS MACHINE. After only 6 uses (6 uses!) the wheel lags to the point of being unusable (it's like the tension is set extremely high) and it leaves black shavings and a black residue underneath of it (which left a big gray stain on my cream-colored carpet). I didn't increase the tension of the machine, I didn't abuse the machine and I'm the only one who uses it - there's no logical explanation for why it's doing this. I used it only 6 times averaging 38 minutes/workout and I'm 114-lbs so there should be no wear and tear on the machine yet. The only explanation is that it broke just because it's a piece of junk.I ignored the negative reviews because the machine had more good reviews and was so affordable but I shouldn't have taken that chance. I've had the machine for 1.5 months so, despite only using it 6 times, I can't get my money back from Amazon and the manufacturer was no help (btw, the number listed in the owner's manual doesn't work, however, the number listed on their website does: 909-598-9876). I essentially just gave Amazon $200 for no reason. I'm so angry!If you're thinking, "Well, she probably just got a dud" then you should also know:-It's not sturdy at all. I'm 4'11" and 114-lbs and it wobbled/lifted as I used it. It's like it needs weights on the front and back bases to keep it from lifting off the ground. Considering that the average American woman and man outsize me by 5"/31-lbs and 11"/76-lbs, respectively, I can't imagine how wobbly it must be when an average-sized person uses it.-It looks cheap. I mean CHEAP. I used to own a different budget-priced elliptical and it looked good and worked great for 2 years before I had to leave it behind after moving across the country, so the price is no excuse for the appearance.-The computer module is useless. The only thing it can reliably do is keep track of how long you're on the machine.-The stride is really short. It was ok for me but I don't think the average person could use it comfortably.-It's loud.-The arms are awkwardly far apart. This could be because I'm small, though.-The bolts loosen after every workout. You literally have to tighten the bolts on the arms after every single use.-The pedals are painful. The pedals are slanted so your feet are forced to the front of the pedal (despite your best efforts). After about 20 minutes your toes start to tingle/go numb and it hurts.I've been using Amazon regularly for 9 years and I can honestly say that I've never regretted a purchase so much. I'm so angry that I gave $200 away for nothing. I bought it to save money and ended up throwing money away.
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