Steel parts are powder coated with corrosion resistant paint, black for the arms and pedal bars, and silver for the console post. The only non-metallic parts are the flywheel and pulley guards, the pedals, and the console. Needless to say, most parts within the construction of the machine’s frame are made of steel. It has a footprint of 54″L x 26″W (137 x 66 cm) and should make a better choice for a smaller room or apartment. The rear base integrates a set of adjustable stabilizers, with rubber caps, which offer a good grip onto the floor, increasing the machine’s overall stability.Ĭompared with other elliptical trainer models, such as the SOLE E55 or Livestrong LS13.0E-2, this particular model is fairly smaller. However, moving it while its already assembled shouldn’t be too difficult, as the front base features a set or rollers. Thus, transport and assembly may require two people. When fully assembled, the machine is rather heavy, with a total weight higher than 110 lbs. The frame of the Gold’s Gym 350i elliptical trainer is made of steel. Warranty: Parts 90 days / Labor 90 days.Resistance system: Magnetic, motor assisted, 12 levels.Handlebars: Both mobile and fixed (with pulse sensors).
Assembled dimensions: 54L x 26W x 63H inches (137L x 66W x 160H cm).The older 350 model does not have this feature. This is the Gold’s Gym 350i, the newer model, the one that comes with an iFit compatible console. It’s not a commercial grade model, but it does have a sturdy construction.īefore we proceed with the presentation of its features and functions, there’s one aspect to be clarified though. It’s an elliptical with rear drive, with a medium range of features. The Gold’s Gym Stride Trainer 350i is a similar elliptical trainer model to the ProForm 7.0RE.
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