New Schwinn Elliptical Reviews
The Schwinn 411 has a minimal 53.8” length and delivers a total body workout for lucky purchasers...
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The Schwinn A40 Elliptical has a decent frame that is easy to assemble with incredibly affordabl...
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The 430 Elliptical gives an effective, full-body workout experience that increases cardio and mus...
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The Schwinn 430 Elliptical has a streamlined design that fits readily into any dedicated home wor...
See ReviewThe Schwinn 470 is our 2022 4th place Best Buy Winner in the $700 - $999 price range and it is fi...
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Quoting an Amazon customer's review the Schwinn 425 is a "total disaster of a machine".
See ReviewThe Schwinn 450 is an older elliptical design. You would have thought that over the years they w...
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The Schwinn Elliptical 420 is an affordable machine that includes 16 quiet magnetic levels of res...
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The Schwinn A 40 gives you a great name at a low price! Frankly, that's all you get. At least w...
See ReviewWith a name like Schwinn, you would think they would be embarrassed to try and sell this machine ...
See ReviewAn upgraded version of the terrible E 420. A stain on Schwinn's reputation would be the kindest ...
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Who Manufacturers Schwinn Ellipticals?
General Information:Schwinn is part of the Nautilus Health & Fitness Group and the fitness equipment is made overseas. Nautilus has made Schwinn a focus of their elliptical and group cycling lineup but they still have a presence in the treadmill world. You can find these widely marketing on the Internet and in some mass-market stores.
Manufacturing Philosophy:Their design philosophy seems to be to make a decent machine and put the money where it is important, but they have been known to go cheap when you shouldn't from time to time. They give their machines a somewhat decent core drive system and then cut corners wherever possible.
Company Outlook : With the continued recession, many of the fitness companies have simply gone out of business. Nautilus was one of the ones we were worried about but with strong profit growth over the past few years, it looks like they have steadied the company and are moving in the right direction.