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The Precor EFX 883 is our 2022 3rd place Best Buy Winner in the $4,000 and UP price range and is ...
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The Precor EFX 885 is our 2022 1st place Best Buy Award Winner in the $4,000 and UP price range a...
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The Precor EFX 222 is our 2022 3rd place Best Buy Winner for the $2,000 - $2,999 price range and ...
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The Precor EFX 865 is a solid, durable machine that costs about the same as a well-maintained use...
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The Precor EFX 731 offers a low impact, total body workout for a range of fitness fans across the...
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The Precor EFX 761 is a worthy investment for any commercial or residential setting and comes cho...
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The Precor EFX 781 is a true beast of a workout elliptical that has a mighty robust frame and a m...
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The Precor EFX 635 is the basic edition of the 600 line and contains many quality amenities for t...
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The Precor EFX 665 is a pleasant mix of technology and functionality constructed with a rear driv...
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The Precor EFX 685 is a commercial machine designed to offer users of varying fitness levels inno...
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Reviewed in 2021
Precor makes quality fitness equipment, and this residential EFX 222 is no exception. See how the...
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Precor makes fine fitness equipment, see how the Pro’s at Treadmill Doctor think this EFX 225 sta...
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The Precor EFX 427 has a rear drive system and an innovative frame design that enables consumers ...
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The EFX 5.23 is the total body version of the 5.21, but the pricing doesn't give you near the val...
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The EFX 5.33 is a great machine but frankly if I'm going to spend this much for an elliptical I w...
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Our best buy winner in the $4000 and up, the Precor AMT, is not for the faint of pocketbook! Pre...
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The EFX 221 is the perfect elliptical for those people that want quality above all else while sti...
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While a good machine the EFX 222 doesn't give you enough features or quality to justify it's pric...
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The Precor EFX 245 steps out of the proverbial neanderthal box with an enabled Preva® network con...
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One of the important decision-making factors that helps determine the best elliptical for you is ...
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The EFX 425 is a lost child of the high end of the Precor elliptical lineup. The 423 is the best...
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The Precor EFX 447 Elliptical has a well-placed console that allows users proper viewing of the 7...
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We have decided to award the EFX 443 our Third Place 2019 Best Buy Award for the $4,000 dollar an...
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Designed for commercial settings, the Precor EFX 833 has an innovating stride path that mimics na...
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The AMT 733 is Precor’s adaptive motion trainer. This machine is outstanding but the price is ho...
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The Precor EFX 835 is a massive workout machine that gives users a low impact, total-body workout...
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Reviewed in 2014
The EFX 5.21 won't give you the features you can get from NordicTrack, but NordicTrack won't give...
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*Note: The EFX 5.25 is a high quality dependable machine and our 3rd Runner Up award winner for 2...
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The EFX 5.31 is the opening of the high end Precor elliptical lineup and one of the best values t...
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Normally I don't recommend that you pay $500 more for a console but in the case of the EFX 5.37 I...
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The best buy award winner in the $1999 category, the EFX 5.21 is hands down the best quality elli...
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Our 1st runner up in the $1999 category, the EFX 5.23 is a high quality - low feature option. Pr...
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The Precor EFX 5.25 is our 1st runner up in the $2999 category. While it is not as good of a val...
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Our best buy winner at $3999, the Precor EFX 5.31 is hard to beat. Precor is determined to be a ...
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The 2nd runner up in the $4000 and up category, the Precor 5.33, packs exceptional quality. One ...
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Our 3rd runner up in the $4K and up category, the Precor EFX 5.37 has one of the easiest to use c...
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At this price you are paying a lot for extra features but if you are worried about a few hundred ...
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*Note: The most unique motion in the industry but it's not for the faint of pocketbook! Precor...
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The rise in the MSRP of the 5.17i puts it at a disadvantage in a more competitive marketplace thi...
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The top of the line total body elliptical from Precor. The only real difference between the EFX ...
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General Information:Precor was acquired from Illinois Tool Works by Amer Group PLC in the fall of 2002. Amer Group also owns other well known brands like Wilson Sporting Goods. Precor has manufactured high quality equipment since the early 1980's. Although Precor has lost some of their dealer base over the last few years, they have really stepped up in the commercial game and that is where they are really strong. Precor has focused their distribution through specialty retailers.
Manufacturing Philosophy:Their design philosophy is to make a high quality product and then put a fair price on it. Nothing wrong with making money and Precor is definitely one of the companies in this business that knows how to do it. Consumers should consider a commercial Precor if you are looking in the higher price ranges. A redesign of the home line last year has produced some interesting results.
Company Outlook : Precor has literally made a boatload of money from their elliptical products and deservedly so. We would expect them to remain one of the leading companies in terms of strength in the fitness business. Finally they have given up their premium pricing on the entry level machines.