Train both your upper and lower body with the Reebok FR30 elliptical cross trainer. Its six-window LED touchscreen console connects via Bluetooth to the Kinomap app, with a 60-day free trial included, giving access to interactive workouts, scenic videos, and live or multiplayer sessions. A smooth and comfortable ride is delivered by a 9 kg flywheel and a 38 cm stride length, while 32 levels of computer-controlled magnetic resistance and 28 programmes provide excellent workout variety. An integrated holder for your tablet or smartphone lets you stay entertained throughout your session.
Flywheel Weight: 9kg (20lbs)
Resistance: 32 levels of computer-controlled magnetic resistance
Stride Length: 38cm (15)
Console Display: 6-window LED touchscreen display with an illuminated bezel
Console Feedback: Speed, time, distance, calories, pulse, RPM, resistance, scan mode
Programmes: 28 (3 manual target modes (time, distance, calories), 18 pre-set, 3 HRC, 4 user-defined) + body fat mode
Recovery Function: Yes
Bluetooth Connectivity: Yes
Compatible Applications: Kinomap (60-day Free Kinomap trial included)
User Profiles: 4
Heart Rate Measurement: Integrated hand pulse sensors
Additional Features: Integrated tablet/smartphone holder, water bottle holder, levelling feet
Handlebars: Dual-action and fixed handlebars
Pedals: Cushioned, adjustable footplates
Transport Wheels: Yes
Dimensions: Length=150cm (59”), Width=68cm (27”), Height=167cm (66”)
Product Weight: 52kg (115lbs)
Maximum User Weight: 120kg (264.5lbs)
Warranty Type: Home use
Warranty: 2 years
Please Note: Delivery on this item is available to UK Mainland's, excluding Scottish Highlands & Islands.
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