Review on Elliptical trainer Titanium One X30 AF, grey/black by Boguslawa Kusztal ᠌

One could demand more from this simulator, but its price covers all its shortcomings. Now a normal front-wheel drive with a step length of 50 cm costs 80-100 thousand, not 48 at all. The main advantage of front-wheel drive over rear-wheel drive is that you can stand vertically evenly and the pedals go without jerking. Rear-wheel drive often has a short base, especially cheap ones. Therefore, the angle of the pedal paws is large, and this puts pressure on the knees. In this model, the angle is small, the course is even (well, almost). Objectively, this model is an excellent alternative to rear-wheel drive with a small surcharge. Pity your knees if you are really going to train. Of the minuses, there is not enough normal Q-factor, here it is too big. This is probably due to the small size of the simulator itself. It does not affect anything, just the legs are a little wider than usual.