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08-01-21, 01:20 PM | |
Join Date: Mar 2002
Location: east coast
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[QUOTE=heathert;2935557]https://www.elliptigo.com/
Wow. This looks great. Thank you so much for posting. VF is just the most knowledgeable bunch sue |
08-01-21, 10:16 PM | |
Join Date: May 2004
Location: Smithfield, Maine
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I bought the Elliptigo 8C because I have been dealing with severe foot injuries for 3 years. I haven't gotten to ride it for more than a few seconds because when I chose to try it out, there were tons of cars I will try it early in the morning. It is very different and I have never used an elliptical machine, so that is a challenge. I tried an MSUB of that brand and was more comfortable since the pedal motion is more like a regular bike. With both, your foot is on a platform of some sort and there is no pounding like you get with running and walking. Being up higher is really different.
Alta - The guy that I test rode with has ridden thousands of miles and said it is good on hills. https://www.elliptigo.com/doug-leland/ Bfit - I hope your foot can heal. Nobody can truly know how your body will heal. I have been told I could never do certain activities again, but have managed to be able to. I will say the foot injuries are what have plagued me most. Good orthotics have helped, avoiding inflammatory foods and not standing in one place too long have helped. Good luck with your healing journey. |
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