New BH Elliptical Reviews
BH Fitness S3Xi is a solid machine with an unspectacular ellipse motion, however, the price and q...
See ReviewThe addition of multigrip handles and an extended warranty makes the S5Xi a pretty appealing choi...
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Reviewed in 2014
The BH Fitness XS5 is about the what you would get from Sole with their E55 which has been one of...
See ReviewThe BH XS3 costs more, with fewer features than any other elliptical in its class. Fixed stride...
See ReviewThe BH XS1 elliptical is a very average machine and not a good buy at $999. A fixed stride leng...
See ReviewThe X8R may have a light commercial warranty, but it's no light commercial machine. The quality...
See ReviewThe SK8200 is BH's idea of a commercial elliptical, like everything else BK makes it comes up wel...
See ReviewReviewed in 2012
The BH Fitness XS8 realistically should sell for $1699 to $1999. How BH Fitness sells any of the...
See ReviewThe BH Fitness X9 has the quality of the typical $1499 ellitpical. We hate to seem to be bashing...
See ReviewIn looking at the BH Fitness X8, we have come to the opinion that BH needs to reexamine whether o...
See ReviewThe BH Fitness X4 is a moderate quality high priced piece of equipment. That is a bad combinatio...
See ReviewThe BH X1 is what you would normally pay $599 for from NordicTrack. Look around a little while be...
See ReviewReviewed in 2011
$2600 for a BH is laughable. You can get a better unit from Sole for $1699. BH, and specialty fi...
See ReviewBH makes good machines but is handicapped by their inflated MSRP. BH, and specialty fitness deale...
See ReviewBH has priced their machines for the specialty market at MSRP they are not a good value. BH, and ...
See ReviewComparable machines from NordicTrack and Sole go for $999. This unit should sell for $999.
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If you see a store selling this unit for $3K, please contact your local district attorney to have...
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Who Manufacturers BH Ellipticals?
General Information:BH is the Miley Cyrus of the fitness business. They can't help but to metaphorically show their ass as they take a wrecking ball to all morality of setting MSRPs. They have really worked to get the quality to a good standard and have really cut dealer prices to get into dealer showrooms. Don't pay list price for these because they have no basis in reality but you can really get a dealer to discount from all the reports we have had from consumers.
Manufacturing Philosophy:They put decent parts into a good package on the higher end and they are putting more value in the machine on average when you can get a discount on a unit. None of the designs are too fancy. We had received complaints from consumers about mechanical noises a few years ago but they seem to have addressed those problems. Many of our testers weren't big fans of the feel of the ellipticals.
Company Outlook : BH is a solid second tier supplier. Dealers are now choosing lines that they once had to fight over (like True, Precor and Lifefitness) and unless a brand can bring people in the door, many retailers simply do not want to fool with having to educate the public on a new brand. With that said, with the thinning of the manufacturer herd, BH has firmly established itself in the market with more and more dealers due to their debatable "value" play.