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This model, the E9.0 doesn't seem to show up anywhere other than Sams Club, which has it listed as Model # PFEL59718
I wouldn't expect this Costco model to be the same quality/features as the E7 (as they also sell that one as well). . .but is it least a limited run of the EL (or very similar to it) that is found at many retailers??
Seems it might be best to take delivery, then self install it (though that sours the "deal" somewhat)!
Also, I saw on a equipment review site that starting in October of this year that ProForm etc. had fazed out the 1 year family iFit membership with equipment purchase in favor of just 30 days free going forward. Wonder if it is indeed still 1 year family iFit from Costco??? Anyone jumped on this deal yet and can confirm still 1 year?
Hmm..also both doesn't have Bluetooth for audio!!
Both the models are having 19" stride length, which I believe is really critical to get the maximum benefit out of elliptical. Any recommendations if this would be sufficient or need to go for 20" stride length (for height of 5' 10" to 6')
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This model, the E9.0 doesn't seem to show up anywhere other than Sams Club, which has it listed as Model # PFEL59718
I wouldn't expect this Costco model to be the same quality/features as the E7 (as they also sell that one as well). . .but is it least a limited run of the EL (or very similar to it) that is found at many retailers??
Seems it might be best to take delivery, then self install it (though that sours the "deal" somewhat)!
Also, I saw on a equipment review site that starting in October of this year that ProForm etc. had fazed out the 1 year family iFit membership with equipment purchase in favor of just 30 days free going forward. Wonder if it is indeed still 1 year family iFit from Costco??? Anyone jumped on this deal yet and can confirm still 1 year?
Hmm..also both doesn't have Bluetooth for audio!!
Both the models are having 19" stride length, which I believe is really critical to get the maximum benefit out of elliptical. Any recommendations if this would be sufficient or need to go for 20" stride length (for height of 5' 10" to 6')
This Costco Coachlink E9.0 seems only sold at Sams as well (model PFEL57918). The specs are very similar to the EL series sold everywhere, think the only difference is the 20 settings on this vs 18 on the EL, and possibly the tablet holder on top of display instead of one that would cover most of the display with your tablet. The stride length and 15# effective flywheel weight on both are identical.
One of the Academy's near me has the EL, the EX, the E7, and the HIIT you mentioned on display:
The cheapest is the EL. Like I said very similar to this Coachlink E9.0. I've only tried it with power off, but stride length is fine for me as not that tall. I've actually tried this in 3 stores, and 2 move smoothly, and the 3rd hardly moves. But that 3rd one seems to have been assembled sloppily so I'll let that slide. One thing to note I've seen on the EL and Coachlink E9.0 reviews several times is some think there is no low setting to warm up with. Don't know if that's user error or what. . .came up several times but not constant.
My Academy has the EX on display. It is the middle of the 3. I think Proform halted production if this middle model while there is a parts shortage as it doesn't seem to be discontinued, but nobody even Proform doesn't have it. This one is the sweet middle ground for me if you can find a deal on it. $639. Has heavier 20# flywheel and slightly heavier frame but everything else seems about the same as the EL and 9.0.
The E7 modei is smooth, think it has 25# flywheel and 24 resistance settings, but it also has a 7" touchscreen that I don't want to pay for as I use a better tablet. . .I would grab this one if it ever got down below the Costco $899 mark.
Oh yeah, the E7 and EX both have fans if that is something you want.
Also tried out the HIIT, but it's motion is so compact it's more like a stair climber. Can really feel your legs bending on the up motion as if the up motion on a bike, and thus this one isn't for me so no other comments. Im sure for the younger's this one would be the quickest intense "elliptical" workout
Also on these that have "assembly included" take that with a grain of salt. Read 1 and 2 star reviews on these units. They hall have to do with the "assembly" of them. I would say the best you could count on with the delivery person is someone to help you assemble it, unless you get lucky. I don't want someone who's never assembled one of these--and only has 30 minutes to do it--being left alone to assemble the machine Im gonna use for the next few years.
This Costco Coachlink E9.0 seems only sold at Sams as well (model PFEL57918). The specs are very similar to the EL series sold everywhere, think the only difference is the 20 settings on this vs 18 on the EL, and possibly the tablet holder on top of display instead of one that would cover most of the display with your tablet. The stride length and 15# effective flywheel weight on both are identical.
One of the Academy's near me has the EL, the EX, the E7, and the HIIT you mentioned on display:
The cheapest is the EL. Like I said very similar to this Coachlink E9.0. I've only tried it with power off, but stride length is fine for me as not that tall. I've actually tried this in 3 stores, and 2 move smoothly, and the 3rd hardly moves. But that 3rd one seems to have been assembled sloppily so I'll let that slide. One thing to note I've seen on the EL and Coachlink E9.0 reviews several times is some think there is no low setting to warm up with. Don't know if that's user error or what. . .came up several times but not constant.
My Academy has the EX on display. It is the middle of the 3. I think Proform halted production if this middle model while there is a parts shortage as it doesn't seem to be discontinued, but nobody even Proform doesn't have it. This one is the sweet middle ground for me if you can find a deal on it. $639. Has heavier 20# flywheel and slightly heavier frame but everything else seems about the same as the EL and 9.0.
The E7 modei is smooth, think it has 25# flywheel and 24 resistance settings, but it also has a 7" touchscreen that I don't want to pay for as I use a better tablet. . .I would grab this one if it ever got down below the Costco $899 mark.
Oh yeah, the E7 and EX both have fans if that is something you want.
Also tried out the HIIT, but it's motion is so compact it's more like a stair climber. Can really feel your legs bending on the up motion as if the up motion on a bike, and thus this one isn't for me so no other comments. Im sure for the younger's this one would be the quickest intense "elliptical" workout
Also on these that have "assembly included" take that with a grain of salt. Read 1 and 2 star reviews on these units. They hall have to do with the "assembly" of them. I would say the best you could count on with the delivery person is someone to help you assemble it, unless you get lucky. I don't want someone who's never assembled one of these--and only has 30 minutes to do it--being left alone to assemble the machine Im gonna use for the next few years.
I have pulled the trigger on Coachlink and will get the extended warranty by using the Costco citi card. Also if I am not happy for any reason, I believe Costco will take it back from my home.
I'm no fitness expert, just starting out again after years without. Not in shape. But I can guarantee I will enjoy a proper elliptical like the EL or this Coachlink etc. and use it more that I would be the combined recumbent and "elliptical" of the Hybrid XT.
After I settle on an elliptical, I do have just enough space in the corner for a recumbent, which I also want so we can have variety and 2 people working out at the same time (treadmill or spin cycle not for us). Looking at the 325 CX or similar if I'm buying into the iFit ecosphere for a couple of years. . .
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