Luna Pro 2-in1 Elliptical Cross Trainer Exercise Bike-Fitness Cardio Weightloss Workout Machine-With Seat + Pulse Heart Rate Sensors

Nine months in. I've worn out a friction belt, which is taken as fair wear and tear, so I needed to buy a replacement. As ever, service very good indeed. There are a few tricks to make 'em last longer.Anyway, the bigger issue is: I broke it. Big time. In cross-trainer mode, wobbling violently from side to side. OK in cycling mode. Inspection shows virtually all the welds holding the uprights to the long fore/aft base had separated. Worth a glance. If you have the right contacts, easy to repair, I'll bet. Anyway, reported it, and fantastic service. Inside a week, a full replacement base arrived, bolted back together easily and while it's too late tonight to give it a proper workout, it looks great. So, no need to change the ***** review; it remains well deserved. I still love the product and service leads the pack!*******************************************************************************************************************************************************************So, three months on and almost daily use, this is standing up very well. It gives me a very good workout. Yes, this is not the most expensive and sophisticated machine out there, but it works very well. However, it does like a little bit of attention. Check the main bolts- pedals to cranks-especially- for tightness every so often, and keep an eye on the trueness of the flywheel. Thankfully, that's easy, because the bar over the top of it gives an excellent guide. As the wheel drifts out of true, it starts to jerk as if the chain's going to come off. Which I'm sure it would if left. However, the requisite fittings are there to adjust it all, and then it's back to a satisfying and steady whirr. To set the tension, I've found it best to leave the screw adjuster in the middle of its range, give a good pull on the strap, and adjust from there. Oh, you could probably read the instructions, I suppose. Setting the cross-trainer bars relatively low makes then less prone to rattle a bit. Good stuff, very, very pleased so far.*******************************************************************************************************************************************************************Only four stars so far, as it's an exercise machine, so there's some reluctance to "love" it.However, it arrived promptly, assembled easily (pedals a little fiddly), and does provide a good workout.It does creak a bit, but so far survives a forty minute daily work out.Really, nothing to complain about, and I hope to raise the score to ***** when the longevity has been proved.it seems like the same thing is available differently badged from a number of places, but at the time, this seemed the cheapest by a pound or five, and I can testify to the excellent delivery service.

The machine arrived on time as I paid for a quicker delivery. I installed it with no problem, took me 2 hours with little distractions during the installations. The little monitor was not working properly but I emailed the company and they sent another one next day which was really good.The machine is good for home training, does the job well and it is worth the money. I just think that the strength of the bike is not much because I already turned to full plus but the strength seems to be still easy, maybe im used to the hard one that I find this easy but other than that, its a great machine.

I assembled this cross training in around 2 hours I found it a little time consuming and was worn out after so couldn’t use it until the next day however it’s a great piece of kit, very sturdy and strong, doesn’t move on the carpet and is quite quiet too, my only opinion is that it is not a substitute for a bike, there are no pedals or handlebars, just paddles and a seat, I have bought a separate exercise bike which is far better. As a cross trainer this item is great value for money and I use it 3-4 times a week It is great cardio excel use there is tension so you can increase the effort if you want a harder workout. Great Xtrainer not a good bike.

After having read those reviews I was quite sceptical about this purchase. Many reviews moaned about the difficulty in assembling, manufacturing quality and design flaws, noise and it's reliability as it was constantly falling apart (getting bolts loose, breaking). This wasn't the case in my experience. Assembly was a bit of a fiddle but not overcomplicated, since assembling it I had no problems whatsoever maybe because I assembled it properly as I'm an M&E technician. The bolts are not getting loose to me I did not need to tighten them up frequently at all. It's running for 3 months of light use almost daily already. I like it size and weight so I can move it easily out of the way after use. I price for this is no a brainer! It would be silly to expect to have performance in the same level of professional gym equipment for 100x more of it's cost, weigh and size many times more. As a home training device for light use it fit the purpose.

'It's okay' sums this up alright. My legs don't seem to 'move' as much as they would on a real bike but it's enough to work up a sweat. The resistance function on it trash (or just broken) maximum to none theres no difference what so ever.Assembly is a bit awkward, as others have said the nuts can be really hard to tighten all the way (we need two people with long pliers for leverage)The display is very basic and I question the quality of the heart rate monitor.We've had this product for over 6 months with occasional use between three of us, around 200 ib x 2 and 150 ib on the third. There's no sign of wear of tear and I've not had to tighten anything (thankfully).In hindsight it's a good little bike but I wish I would of bought one or the other, not a 2 a 1, it just seems odd when using it.