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The Life Fitness Total Body Arc Trainer is an innovative conglomeration of a climber and elliptic...
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Reviewed in 2017
The LifeFitness E1 is a solid machine that is overpriced at $2199. The True M Series or Precor's...
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The E3 by LifeFitness is like a lost child in the wilderness. The quality is not good enough to ...
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The Life Fitness E5 Elliptical Cross Trainer offers a Track Connect console choice with LFconnect...
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LifeFitness has an excellent reputation as a top quality producer of fitness equipment. Unfortun...
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The LifeFitness FS4 is their knockoff version of True Fitness’ M series and Performance series el...
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The Life Fitness X3 Elliptical has 20 resistance levels and an advanced workout console containin...
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The LifeFitness Club series elliptical is an excellent machine with exceptional quality and feel....
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The Life Fitness Platinum Club Series Elliptical is a hoss of a workout machine that is over 7-fo...
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Reviewed in 2015
The Life Fitness E1 Elliptical Cross Trainer has a longer 82” length that needs it own personal s...
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For and extra $400 over the E1 Go, the E1 Track gives you a better console. It really doesn't ma...
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he E3 Go gives you small improvements over the old X3 along with a massive increase in price. I ...
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The Life Fitness E3 Elliptical Cross Trainer is a worthy investment for those looking to spice up...
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An upgrade version of the old X5 gives you multi-grip handles along with some other small feature...
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Small cosmetic upgrades, check. Base unit price increase, check. Console upgrade price increase...
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If you like the club machines from LifeFitness, this is the elliptical for you.
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The quality that you get in a commercial machine more than makes up for the fact that you are sli...
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We never recommend that anyone purchase a table version of these machine for their home.
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We never recommend that anyone purchase a table version of these machine for their home.
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You can typically find the X1 Go at Costco for $1699. At that price it is definitely worth the m...
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Never pay for the Track Console if you can buy the Go for $1699 when Costco puts it on sale.
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The Lifefitness X3 Go is one of those machines that get kind of lost in between better values or ...
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The LifeFitness X5 Track console is another case where LifeFitness is asking you to bend over and...
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I won't rehash my position on a $400 price increase for a slightly better console, just buy the X...
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Paying $2199 for a LifeFitness X1 is ridiculous when you can pay $1599 for a Precor EFX 5.21. Si...
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The LifeFitness X1 is a decent elliptical that is dramatically overpriced. Unfortunately for Lif...
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The LifeFitness X3 is a decent elliptical, like the X1, is dramatically overpriced. If you are l...
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The LifeFitness X3 Track Console is probably the worst value in the $3999 price category. LifeFi...
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In the past we used to espouse on the virtues of buying LifeFitness no longer. When Precor chang...
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The X5 Track Console doesn't make sense from a price to quality perspective. When Precor changed...
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The LifeFitness X8 is a solid elliptical for this price. But frankly the options from Precor hav...
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It the X8 is a solid elliptical at its price, then the track console version is less so. Stating...
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The LifeFitness X8 is the best value on the upper end of the elliptical market and our Best Buy i...
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This LifeFitness X9i features the Lifepulse digital heart rate monitoring system that helps in ca...
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The upside to the Lifefitness X1 is that you really get the classic Lifefitness feel and stride t...
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The upside to the Lifefitness X1 is that you really get the classic Lifefitness feel and stride t...
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The Lifefitness X3 is the base concept design of the new X7 design that was introduced last seaso...
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The Lifefitness X3 is the base concept design of the new X7 design that was introduced last seaso...
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The Lifefitness X5 is a slightly scaled-down version of the X7. The big difference is the fixed s...
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The Lifefitness X5 is a slightly scaled-down version of the X7. The big difference is the fixed ...
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In a world of fitness equipment manufacturers that are variously contemplating bankruptcy, Lifefi...
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In a world of fitness equipment manufacturers that are variously contemplating bankruptcy, Lifefi...
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General Information:A division of Brunswick Corp, Lifefitness is the 800 lb. gorilla in the commercial market and is known for the famous club Lifecycle stationary cycle made around 40 years ago. These are typically well designed products but are overpriced and we have had consumer complaints about quality on the consumer line. Lifefitness simply isn't competitive with other brands like Landice, Precor, and True in regard to quality and value.
Manufacturing Philosophy:Their philosophy seems to be to engineer the product well and then price accordingly. Post warranty parts are expensive but with the new warranties, they won't be needed for a long time. People usually equate the name with the club machines but unless you are buying one of their club models for the home and you are a serious runner, you will like True, Precor or Landice much better.
Company Outlook : Lifefitness dominates the commercial equipment market and has always had plenty of horsepower in the marketing side of the business. Their industrial design is always sleek, if not complex, which helps them use components that wouldn't work in an average design. We expect Life to be around for a long time to come and they are a huge fitness company.