Wright Equipment's Octane Q37x commercial-grade elliptical trainer is an exceptional piece of fitness equipment for anyone who wants to experience a true cardio workout without sacrificing space or luxury. Its long-lasting construction and sleek styling make it the ideal addition to any at-home gym or fitness facility. The Octane Q37x features extra-long 20-inch stride length, giving you maximum range of motion and an optimum full-body workout. The Octane Power Stroke technology offers a unique blend of natural and dynamic motion, allowing you to adjust the flywheel resistance for a customized experience. The console display offers feedback on time, distance, calories, speed, and more, allowing you to keep track of your progress easily. The machine can store four user profiles, allowing you to quickly pick up where you left off. The upper body arms provide full arm motion, allowing you to tone your arms and engage more muscle groups. The Octane Q37x offers an adjustable console that rotates from vertical tohorizonal, allowing you to move the console to fit your needs. The integrated tablet holder and USB port also allow you to sync your headphones and other media to the machine for a more personalized experience. With its durability and high-quality performance, the Octane Q37x is an ideal piece of equipment for anyone looking to get a full-body workout.
$3399
Pros & Cons
Pros:
• Streamlined design with a small footprint makes it perfect for home use
• Whisper quiet operation won't interfere with other activities
• Patented X frame Construction increases strength and ensures a smooth workout
• Interchangeable frames let you adjust your stride length for a custom workout
• It comes with built in programs and tracks your progress with a comprehensive digital console
• Wheels allow for easy transportation and storage
Cons:
• Weights are not adjustable, so you will need to buy separate adjustable weights for resistance exercises
• The maximum user weight is 300 lbs, which may be too low for some users
• Requires professional installation
• Low resistance options as higher resistance settings require add-ons
Who Should Buy
Should Buy:
- It features 22 workouts, including manual, target zone, interval, and other customizable options.
- It has an intuitive console, featuring a dot matrix display with scrolling message.
- It features 20 levels of resistance, as well as heart rate control, for customized intensity.
- It has handgrip sensors for heart rate monitoring.
- It includes Transport wheels for easy portability.
Should Not Buy:
- It is a relatively expensive piece of equipment.
- It is a large machine and may take up significant space.
- It does not feature Bluetooth or app connectivity, which is available on some other models.
- It is designed for commercial use and may be too large or powerful for home use.
Features/Specs
-Upright and Recumbent Bikes
-7 Programs
-20 Levels of Resistance
-25 lb Flywheel
-Light Commercial Warranty
-Heart Rate Monitoring System
-Ergonomic Seats
-Phone and Tablet Holder
-Cushioned Foot Platforms
-220lbs Weight Capacity
Comparison
| Product | Price | Maximum User Weight | Drive System |
|---|---|---|---|
| Wright Octane Q37x | $4199 | 400 lbs | Front-drive |
| Nordictrack X22i | $2999 | 350 lbs | Front-Drive |
| ProForm Smart Pro 2000 | $899 | 325 lbs | Front-Drive |
| Xterra Edge 820 | $999 | 350 lbs | Rear-Drive |
| Sole F80 | $1999 | 375 lbs | Rear-Drive |
