New Diamondback Elliptical Reviews
The Diamondback 1260ef is a long standing elliptical offering from Diamondback.
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The Diamondback 510ef is an OK machine, but falls short when compared to LiveStrong or Sole.
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Older Diamondback Reviews
Reviewed in 2016
The 1260Ef is perhaps the oldest elliptical design sold on the market today, however it's a decen...
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If you are thinking about buying the 510Ef you might as well drill a hole in your own head becau...
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Along with the 510Ef, the 510Er had a massive price increase this year making us wonder if Diamon...
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The Diamondback 910 Ef is a solid machine but is not a solid value, especially when you compare i...
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If we were going to buy a Diamondback in this price point it would be the 910er.
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Reviewed in 2012
The Diamondback 910er is a good elliptical that is outclassed by its competitors at this price po...
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General Information:Diamondback started out as a fitness division for the famous bicycle company. Why not? Everyone else was doing it! Schwinn and Trek had big fitness divisions. Diamondback and Lifecore Fitness merged a couple of years ago and they continue to market under both brands but their business core has shrunk to the point that it didn't make operating both as separate companies a good idea.
Manufacturing Philosophy:Their philosophy seems to be to make a decent machine and price it at a value position. We would expect these to have an adequate service record, especially if you maintain the equipment.
Company Outlook : We had accurately speculated on Diamondback and Lifecore being able to weather the shakeout in the specialty fitness retail market. Apparently they felt that it was better to have strength in numbers and merged. Hopefully two are better than one.