New Proform Elliptical Reviews
The Proform Carbon EL has a multitude of quality components along with a console that is iFit ena...
See ReviewThe Proform Hybrid Trainer Pro has an innovative design that carries two functional workout machi...
See ReviewThe Proform 945 CE Elliptical is another decent fitness machine located in the budget-friendly zo...
See ReviewThe Proform Hybrid Trainer XT is a perfect combination for those with limited living space or wan...
See ReviewThe Proform Cadence HIIT CS with Hybrid Stride combines quick boxing hand motions with a secure c...
See ReviewThe Proform PRO HIIT H14 is a heavy grade machine priced for residential use. It has a sturdy upr...
See ReviewThe Proform Stride Trainer has a rear drive system that allows users to participate in low impact...
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Reviewed in 2021
There are a lot of duds in this price range and the Endurance 520 E might be the blandest of them...
See ReviewRecumbent ellipticals are hard to come by especially affordable ones. But first, be sure that the...
See ReviewIs the Smart Strider 895 CSE a good value or an elliptical with a whole lot of fluff? See how the...
See ReviewThe good looking precor EFX 885 comes with a vast incline range from 10 to 35 degress which helps...
See ReviewThe Proform Carbon E7 Elliptical comes with a front drive system that provides high functionality...
See ReviewIs the Proform Ergostride a complete waste of money? Check out our Proform elliptical review and ...
See ReviewWhile not the best elliptical in the world the Proform Carbon EX is still better than most in its...
See ReviewReviewed in 2018
The Proform 650 T is a decent unit for an OK value. We aren't real big fans of the spacesaver ell...
See ReviewThe addition of a TV doesn't add value, it just adds another expensive part that can break.
See ReviewThis is OK for a starter elliptical. They sell a similar unit for $70 less. The unit is a was...
See Review*Note: This is a good machine if you are getting started. This a decent machine for the money ...
See ReviewThe 850 Elliptical exerciser provides a wide array of features designed to make. Read the full re...
See Review*Note: The 930 SpaceSaver is a scaled down version of the 10.0ZE is better at the store. A sca...
See Review*Note: A slimmed down version of the 10.0ZE is better at the store. A slimmed down version of th...
See ReviewReviewed in 2017
The Proform Endurance 720 E is a well-built elliptical with an extra smooth ride on a front drive...
See ReviewThe Proform Smart Endurance 920 E has a quality front drive system that contains heavy grade comp...
See ReviewThe Proform Pro 12.9 Elliptical is a hulk of a workout machine. While not green in color, it enco...
See ReviewThe Proform SMART PRO 16.9 Elliptical is our 2022 4th place Best Buy Winner for the $1,500 - $1,9...
See ReviewThe Smart Strider 935 is a solid rear drive elliptical from Proform. The lack of an adjustable s...
See ReviewThe Pro 14.9 is a upgraded model based on the same design as the Pro 12.9 with additional feature...
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See ReviewWhile you sometimes will see this priced above the $799 price listed here just wait and it will q...
See ReviewMost of us have been in the dollar store looking for kitchen utensils to either get us through co...
See ReviewThe Proform Pro 9.9 Elliptical has a front drive system containing a 28 lb. flywheel which ensure...
See ReviewReviewed in 2016
The Smart Strider 535 gives a very good quality elliptical for a very affordable price.
See ReviewThe Smart Strider 735 has extra features over the 535. The $200 extra for the adjustable power r...
See ReviewThe 935 was our best buy winner for last year and gives solid quality and features for the money.
See ReviewReviewed in 2015
The 110E is a bulked up version of the ZE 6 elliptical by Proform with better quality and feature...
See ReviewThe 735 E is a solid machine similar to the Smart Strider lineup of ellipticals from Proform with...
See ReviewA solid front drive elliptical, the 810 E gives you good, if unspectacular value for your money.
See ReviewThe Smart Strider ES is a quality machine with a good ellipse motion.
See ReviewReviewed in 2014
The Proform 510 is a front drive machine for those on a budget. Taller persons will want to set ...
See ReviewThe 710 E can be a decent machine for the right person. After you read that last statement, you ...
See ReviewThe 910E is a version of Proform's front drive ellitpical design that is outclassed by Sole and L...
See ReviewThe Proform version of the NordicTrack Audiostrider 990. While you loose some of the features of...
See ReviewThe Proform 1200 E is an old tank of a design that still has decent quality. Good enough for the...
See ReviewThe Proform 19.0 RE is an exceptional design that gives you good quality. Our 2nd Runner Up Awar...
See Review*Note: The Proform 510 E is a solid basic elliptical with a poor warranty. The low cost versi...
See Review*Note: The Proform 710 E is a cousin of the 510 with a few added features and $100 more in cost. ...
See ReviewThe Proform 910 E is a decent machine that is outclassed by its competitors in this price range.
See ReviewReviewed in 2013
Similar in design to the Proform ZE 5, this machine is a value if you want a rear drive machine. ...
See ReviewProForm 18.0 RE elliptical has adjustable strides up to 23 inches and 22 digital resistance level...
See ReviewReviewed in 2012
A competent design for a decent price and value. The Proform 6.0 ZE is our 2nd Runner up in the ...
See Review*Note: As good of an elliptical as you can get for under $600. The Proform 10.0 ZE is a solid ...
See ReviewThe 10.0ZE is a good machine with a lot of features. For the money you will have a hard time fin...
See ReviewAn older front drive elliptical design from Proform is a decent machine. We would spend our mone...
See ReviewThe Proform 14.0 CE is a can't miss, solid value. While we would probably pay the extra $200 for...
See Review*Note: Similar in design to the NordicTrack E12.0, this is Proform's answer to Sole and LiveStron...
See Review*Note: The Proform 395 gives good value for the money. The Proform 395 gives good value for th...
See Review*Note: The Proform 400 RE is an older design that should be left in the store. The Proform 400...
See Review*Note: The Proform 480 is a popular, older design from Proform. The Proform 480 is a popular, ...
See Review*Note: An older rear drive elliptical model from Proform that is sort of "out of date". An old...
See ReviewThe Proform 790E is an older front drive elliptical design that is actually better than the newer...
See Review*Note: The Proform StrideSelect 600 is an older design that should be left in the store. The P...
See ReviewThe 3rd runner up in the $699 category, the ZE 5 gives you a rear drive machine in a value package.
See ReviewJust remember what you are buying when you purchase something in the price range.
See ReviewProform just doesn't give you enough warranty. It is a drawback to an otherwise decent machine.
See Review" As long as you remember the quality limitations of this unit you will be OK
See ReviewReviewed in 2011
*Note: This is a good value but pay $100 less and buy the 890E. Based on the Precor elliptical...
See Review*Note: Proform has better options for just a little more money. If you are looking at this uni...
See Review*Note: There is no way they should put an adjustable ramp on a machine this cheap. We understand...
See Review*Note: A decent machine but you can get the Golds Gym version for $200 less. This is a solid m...
See Review*Note: An exceptional value for $699. Based on the Precor elliptical patent this machine has a...
See Review*Note: Proform has better options for just a little more money. If you are looking at this uni...
See Review*Note: Look at some of the more expensive options from Proform. While not a terrible machine P...
See Review*Note: As solid a machine that you will find under $1000. This machine is based on the Precor ...
See ReviewReviewed in 2010
A kissing cousin of the Gold's Gym Crosstrainer 510. This is a decent value as far as cheap el...
See ReviewAn overpriced ho-hum machine. This is a ho-hum machine from Proform. Look at the Crosswalk 8.0 f...
See ReviewA cousin of the 800 Crosstrainer for more money! Proform will make a unit, slap different name...
See Review*Note: Buying an elliptical for $300 or less is a waste of money. Buying an elliptical for $30...
See ReviewA solid value at $599. The Proform iSeries 785 F has some compelling value that would make this u...
See ReviewThe adjustable ramp is a problem waiting to happen. The adjustability feature of this machine ...
See ReviewReviewed in 2009
The XP 420 Razor is a case where Proform is trying to do too much with this machine.
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See ReviewThe Proform 900 is an incredibly smooth exerciser that moves your feet in a natural elliptical pa...
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General Information:These products are produced by Icon Health and Fitness. They are the largest retail fitness company. This is one of the original Icon brands and can be found in most mass merchants. They typically range between $500 and $1,500 and have short warranties for the most part although they have excellent warranties on the high end. We have seen a shift in regard to that in respect to motor warranties in some units. The gee-whiz factor is high on these machines because they are packed with features but those have tended to be glitch prone. Except for the higher priced units with a selling price of $1000 or more, we wouldn't recommend these for runners, but the quality of the machine is so much better than the ones produced just a few years ago, most people who are walkers or casual users will be satisfied with the new Proforms.
Manufacturing Philosophy:Proform is produced by Icon, a company with thousands of employees and large resources. Put simply, their machines have the best design in the business. Icon has a long, storied history that provides an example of how the big keep getting bigger. Icon used to be the mass-market darling because of their cheap prices but they used to have quality to match. These days they put quality into the machines and pack them with features. We can no longer say Icon has the worst customer service in the business after experiencing the cheap treadmills sold on Amazon. We rate the machines by the individual machine quality, not the quality of their service.
Company Outlook : Icon is the largest fitness equipment producer in the world with over $1 billion in sales. If the fitness industry were a solar system, Icon is so powerful that they would be the Sun. In terms of stability they are the best, but overall their customer service isn't up to the standards of any of the lower volume producers. Although you get a value price for the product, you also get value service so keep this in mind when buying their machines- apparently they price their machines so low in comparison to other companies that they don't have money left for service. Due to the sheer number of units they produce, we pick up support in many cases where this factory leaves off.