Sole Fitness E95 Elliptical Cross Trainer ENT

Introducing the enhanced and improved E95, the winner of the "Best Elliptical" award. The E95 boasts a ton of cutting-edge features, such as a 13.3-inch touchscreen, wireless charging, screen mirroring, and WIFI. Additionally, it has large foot pedals with long-lasting foam padding for added comfort while working out. Each of the distinctive foot pedals has a 2-degree inward slope to it. This small modification lessens the strain on the knees and ankles which is typical of other elliptical machines. Another innovative result of this partnership is a foot pedal angle adjustment that is unmatched by any other elliptical available for purchase.

Key Features

• 13.3-inch touchscreen display for an engaging and interactive workout that includes screen mirroring and WIFI
• Use a wireless charger to keep your gadgets fully charged and operational.
• Integrated cooling fan
• Integrated third-party apps
• Water bottle holder
• integrated speakers that let you listen to music on your media device
• Whisper-quiet drive system for smooth, organic motion
• operates in both forward and backward motion
• A large 27-pound flywheel and a high gear ratio
• Personalized molded hand grips for a cozy experience
• Power incline function with adjustable positions and extra resistance
• Convenient controls for resistance and inclination are built into the handles.

Target the Right Muscles

The ramp’s complete 0–20 degree inclination range allows you to specifically target and work every major lower body muscle group. To work out your entire body, you can also perform upper body exercises with the handlebars. handles that monitor your heart rate via built-in pulse sensors and are stationary.

Worm Drive

We designed the E95 pedals to be adjustable so that they would fit your unique gait. The "worm drive" dial, which is used to make this adjustment, lets you fine-tune the angle at which you want the pedal to be. Additionally, this feature lessens the likelihood of numb toe effects and sore Achilles tendons, which are frequent on other elliptical machines.