What is the difference form this model and the ProGear 300LS Extended Capacity Air Elliptical with Heart Pulse Sensors model.They look the same&amp;price
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They do look exactly the same. It could be a typo, they both have the same weight capacity.
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I believe the 3000 replaces the 300.They have about the same rpm range. The 3000 has a newer design, probably some features I can't really think of right not but mostly the same
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I own this bike, don't know the difference between models but happy with my purchase.The only thing this bike is a bit heavy and make you slower and at the same time gives you a good work out.�
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I might not have the greatest answer without a bit more information. Will you be primarily using the treadmill for running or walking? And the budget for a treadmill is important, because of course if you pay $3,000 (in other words- a lot of money :) ) almost any treadmill will be amazing! I purchased the proform for not only budget reasons, but that technology-wise it was in between "the basics" and a "everything you could possibly imagine" treadmill. I run about 30 miles a week on it and it's still holding up. Just recently I used a life fitness treadmill (it had a fan, tv and multiple hookups for your ipad, iphone, mp3, etc) and I have to say it made my treadmill feel like junk! HOWEVER, my treadmill cost a little over $500 and this one was well over $1,000. The 4 top brands I would say to check out are, smooth fitness (good treadmill but I've heard bad customer service), life fitness (more expensive), horizon (moderately priced, but good customer service) and proform (a lot of choices with a wide range of prices). I know this still requires research, but hopefully I've helped a little!
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Hi Iggy, I haven't had the chance to use the Withings Pulse in a elliptical machine, however, I used it in a gym bike. In the bike the distance measured by the bike and the Pulse don't match, but if you see it as an Activity measure, it should be ok. For me, I don't see it as an accurate device for measuring distance or steps, but as a reference, a little like nike fuel band, that measure fuel points. Hope that helps
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The Reformer Plus 4 cord has a slightly narrower platform. I like the extra room I have on the Stamina model. I had previously bought a Reformer from QVC before the rebounder was offered. Couldn't use a rebounder on the old one. The Stamina Aeropilates is very attractive with the wood trim. I'd buy the one with the best price. Shop around. It was hard to beat no shipping cost from Amazon. Loving this so far.
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I chatted with their rep and was told there is no difference whatsoever between the machines themselves. If you buy direct from them you get the Ab Crunch accessory "free" and there are better warranty options, payment plans, and extended money-back-guarantee/trial options. Also no credit check (?) I guess that matters to some people. Anyway if you just want the basic model and don't care about Ab Crunch and extended warrantees, then buy it from Amazon. Massive price differential.
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I don't know. Workout is NOT as intense as an elliptical though. So far have only kept track of my time on it.
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No difference that I can see. I've purchased 2 (first one I had purchased for myself and gave it to my mother for medical reasons and bought another one for myself). When I bought the second one for my personal use I decided to also buy a pulse O2 for my job in healthcare. For my job I decided to get one advertised specifically for medical use (significantly more expensive). When they arrived I compared their accuracy on myself and the outcomes were identical. The end of the story is that my Mom is still using her ChoiceMed on a daily basis, I am using my ChoiceMed on a regular basis and the "medically approved" one that I seldom used id dead. I intend to replace the dead one with another ChoiceMed for work soon. I hope this helps you with your decision.
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Can't seem to find any difference between the two. Both come with 2011/136x/115x part. Both look visually the same, both have the same pump. Perhaps just a different naming code from the factory? I would buy the $50 one. I have it, and it runs like a beaut.
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I'm sorry, I do not have this piece of equipment any longer. I returned it about 1 month after I purchased it due to difficult to use and couldn't get ANYONE to talk to on the phone, but that was about 2 years ago, maybe it's different now. I purchased an EPIC elliptical from Dick's and love it.
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I have a Healthrider H10X stationary bike but most exercise equipment in the US is made by ICON Health and Fitness headquartered in Northern Utah. They market their equipment under 9 or 12 different brands of which HealthRider and Pro-Form are 2 of them. This ProForm adapter fits my Healthrider bike like it was standard equipment. In fact the paperwork that came with my bike directed me to purchase this ProForm adapter and said it works with all bikes and ellipticals. It's all the same company. You can check it out on their website www.iconfitness.com. They make ellipticals under 7 different names. But you will save money if you get it through Amazon if you are a Prime member. Hope this helps.
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I have no idea - the one I purchased is the SPECIAL.... Great exercise unit.
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haven't had that problem yet. i'm sure i will though. this thing has been a nightmare from the day i received it in that mangled box they delivered it in. definitely learned my lesson. don't be a cheap bastard when buying equipment that is normally expensive. a good reliable elliptical should cost around 3k or more. this thing is a joke. sorry i don't have a better answer regarding the display.
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In my opinion having had both I would pick elliptical. The Ultimate Body shop will end up sitting in the corner somewhere unused.
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Based on my research before purchasing, the difference between these 2 units, per the XtremeAir website, is that the PX10-U30 features "4-speed screen touch sensitive electronic control w/ blue LED display; programmable 1-15 minute delayed power auto shut off; and remote control." The UL10-U30 has "3-speed mechanical EZ push buttons"; no touch display, no delayed auto shut off and no remote control. the PX also offers sensor operation, and I don't see that listed among the features of the UL. Bells and whistles in terms of the controls is the primary difference as far as I can tell. As to whether it's a "true 900CFM", I can't tell you for certain, but I can tell you that I've been extremely happy with the suction and smoke evacuation from this unit, not to mention the quietness. Installation was a bit of a bear, and definitely not one-man job. It's not overly "complicated", just that the unit is heavy and cumbersome and you definitely need to be methodical. But, if you take your time, go step-by-step (and have some help), I think you'll be as happy with the unit as I am. Hope that helps.
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Hi Iggy, I haven't had the chance to use the Withings Pulse in a elliptical machine, however, I used it in a gym bike. In the bike the distance measured by the bike and the Pulse don't match, but if you see it as an Activity measure, it should be ok. For me, I don't see it as an accurate device for measuring distance or steps, but as a reference, a little like nike fuel band, that measure fuel points.Hope that helps