Bladez Fitness Synapse SX5i i.Concept Elliptical Trainer Review
| Product Code | B00A14K3BQ |
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| Price | $599.99 |
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Product Details
- Size: One Size
- Color: multicolor
- Brand: BH North America Corporation
- Model: SX5I
Features
- Color: White, Black, Dark Bronze, Silver
- Size: 65"H x 27"W x 48"D
- Apple integrated fitness console.
- Workout while watching a movie, checking e-mail and more.
- LCD console offers 26-programs for quick and easy start.
- Color: White, Black, Dark Bronze, Silver
- Size: 65"H x 27"W x 48"D
- Apple integrated fitness console.
- Workout while watching a movie, checking e-mail and more.
- LCD console offers 26-programs for quick and easy start.
Product Description
An apple a day keeps the doctor away -- and so does exercise. Do both at the same time with the Bladez Fitness Synapse SX5i i.Concept Elliptical Trainer. This trainer offers the first display console technology designed specifically for apple products and the only seamless equipment interface that will run popular apps and exercise programs all at the same time. This elliptical offers a total body workout that features a natural 18-inch stride length, oversized footpads for added comfort and stability, an easy-to-read LCD console providing 26 preset programs, 24 levels of resistance to keep you motivated to reach your next fitness goal, heart rate sensors to track your progress, a heavy weight flywheel for ultra smooth feel, transport wheels for easy transport from room to room and much more in the comfort of your home or office.About Bladez Fitness:Bladez Fitness offers affordable consumer products that bring exceptional quality and value to home exercisers. These products offer economical solutions to customers who want to stretch their dollars while purchasing a durable, reliable, attractive piece of fitness equipment. The value of Bladez products are second to none, and the variety of available products, including treadmills, bikes, and ellipticals, ensures there is a product to delight every customer.
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By Peter Antoniak
I purchased the Bladez SX5i from Amazon [Woot]. I use it for 30 minutes, five times a week, while watching the evening news etc. I am 68 years old and reason I have for buying the machine is heart health. I had been working out on a machine at my condo gym every other night, and my doctor said to step it up to 5 times a week. The machine in the condo was often being used and I had to wait in line. The SX5i was to solve this problem.The shipper left the box on my front door, rang the bell and ran I mean really "RAN AWAY". It was very heavy and I guess he didn't want to help me drag it inside.I have several complaints about it. The first is the ability to take a heart rate, which is what I wanted to monitor most. It has static handles and movable handles. The heart rate contacts are only on the static handles. Taking them off the static handles to use the machine at its fullest, and I lose the heart rate connection. But there seemed to be a simple way around this. And that was a heart rate belt that you ware on your chest. The belt sends a signal to the machine. I sent several emails to the Bladez that were never answered as to what type of belt to use, so I called them and was told that any "Polar" heart rate belt would work. So I ordered one from Amazon that also sent a signal to a watch. My reasoning was that I could also use it for running and hiking etc. Well it didn't send a single to the machine, so I called again and was told that I needed a stand along belt. So I ordered a Polar T-34 coded. Well that didn't work so I called again and was told that it should be the" non-coded" one, so I ordered the t-34 "non-coded". And guess what, that didn't work either, so I called again and after some research on their part, was told that the machine I had did not work with a heart rate belt. I will mention that in every call, I gave the model number of the machine I had purchased.The other complaint I have is the unique feature of the machine that lets you put your iPad on it and use a program from a company called "Pafers" to monitor and track your progress. A great idea, but it totally missed the point and is very poorly executed. You have to wonder what the Pafers people are thinking. I will not get into my complaints about the Pafers program because this is about the Blades SX5i except to say that it only has one routine that cannot be adjusted up or down, does not provide a history or a meaningful way to track your progress.Just to be fair, I sent the above comments to the company via their "Contact us" web page to let them explain and got the following reply:"Error: This form is temporarily restricted. Please contact Accounts and Billing to resolve this issue with the account. Thank you."
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