“I’ve always like the elliptical because it did not bother my knees. But, this is described more as a stepper than elliptical. How does it feel on your knees?”
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I have arthritis in my knees and have not had an issue with my knees using this. A touch harder than an elliptical on the knees, but better than running/stepping. Note that I've had issues with mine if you can find my comments in the reviews. You can do a manual workout if the resistance bothers the knees.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.Melinda This elliptical has a 5” horizontal and 10” vertical stride to make each step feel more natural and comfortable. The 30-lb inertia-enhanced flywheel also provides a faster gear ratio and effective weight placement to deliver a more natural striding experience. Keeping your legs parallel to each other will help eliminate any strain on the knees. You may also lessen the resistance if you notice strain. There are 24 levels to accommodate any individual preference for gentle movement to more challenging movement. If you have further questions, please reach out to us at [email protected] and we would be happy to help you in more detail. Thanks - ProForm
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