I really want to buy an elliptical/cross trainer for home use?
Does anyone know of a good reasonably priced make that wont fall apart after one use? I have a limit of €200.
Also, has anyone heard of / used the brand 'pro fitness'? I saw an elliptical trainer in Argos and it seems ok got some good reviews but has anyone else owned/used one?
http://www.argos.ie/static/Product/partN umber/3350427/c_1/1|category_root|Sports %2Band%2Bleisure|10392135/c_2/2|cat_1039 2135|Home%2Bgym%2Bequipment|10392265/c_3 /3|cat_10392265|Cross%2Btrainers%2Band%2 Belliptical%2Btrainers|10392277.htm
I know that the ones in the gym are way better but i cant afford to go everyday and i know a gym membership would cost through the roof! Also I get a bit self conscious in the gym. I need something that i can do in my own space and time.
Look into Craigslist or your local newspapers or post it under wanted items - we bought a machine for $50 since someone was moving and it was gym quality. Good luck!
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