Review on Elliptical trainer Proxima Enima II iPro, gray by Ada Niewiadomska ᠌

I bought the simulator last year, but I haven't had a chance to post a review yet. I have to start off by saying that I like the simulator. It completely complies with the stated specifications. When I chose this model, the ability to fold the simulator, the abundance of load levels, and the high-quality material (the simulator is made of high-alloy steel) all appealed to me. The high price, however, bothered me. However, I now realize that I made the proper decision and did not save any money because the simulator more than paid for itself. I do it four to five times a week for an hour each time. Despite my ninety meters in height and the fact that his step length is rather long, I can practice without any discomfort. Even after several hours of practice, the back and spine don't pain because the job is fluid and the movements are performed without jerks. Despite the simulator having 12 programs, I typically use the pulse-dependent one because it seems to be the most efficient. A drink container and a USB outlet for charging gadgets are among the extra nice additions, and since I sometimes watch movies or listen to audiobooks during class, it frequently comes in handy. Despite the fact that I continually use it as a brand-new simulator, I haven't noticed any flaws in this simulator throughout the course of a year of use. I'm overjoyed with my decision.