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 StreetStrider ETX
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StreetStrider is a mobile elliptical (or elliptical on wheels) that combines fun and the variety of being outdoors with a proven high calorie burn rate.
Share your comments below: This looks very cool - how do you steer it? Posted by Pat 10/28/2009 07:14:02 AM The front handles lean. The rider will lean and pull the handles. Kind of like skiing. Watch the video to see it in action. Your blog entry from 10/26/2009 says that the ETX is foldable. What does it look like folded? Could you include a picture of it folded? And what are its dimensions when folded? How long does it take to fold / restore? Posted by Nick 12/19/2009 10:35:13 AM We'll have to get a picture up. There are two bolts that can be removed from the front mast and then the mast folds down. Also, should the rider treat this like a bike and drive it in traffic? Or should the rider stay on the sidewalk when possible? Can you ride this thing absolutely straight? Or is there a little swerve with each step? Posted by Nick 12/19/2009 10:37:26 AM I would not recommend riding it on the sidewalk. There is definitely a learning curve, but you can get going fast without swerving. What size riders will this fit? I'm 70 inches and wife is 60" height. Are there any adjustment for rider size? My wife and I already have catrikes (pocket and expedition), but are always looking for new ways to get cardio training. Posted by Jon 02/08/2010 01:33:22 AM It will fit a very wide range of riders. The handlebars can be moved vertically to adjust for heights. Are the tires suitable for riding on gravel, or only on pavement? Posted by underheight 04/14/2010 03:22:43 AM While equipped with road tires, they certainly could handle some gravel. i have had 2 knee replacements on the left leg and resultant problem of not being able to bend my leg more than 87 degrees, consequently can't ride a bike anymore. would you recommend this for someone like me? Posted by missbiking! 04/18/2010 12:48:02 PM I would recommend consulting with your Dr. first. We have many steep hills in our neighborhood streets to get home. Will I be able to use it going uphill without extreme effort? Are there gears which help? Posted by Steady Eddie 07/10/2010 04:13:21 PM The ETX has 8 speeds and can climb very well. Is it a workout? Sure! But, that's the point isn't it? Greetings, In your opinion, is this a well built unit? Does the unit collapse easily to fit in the back of a truck with a standard cap? Posted by Cochese 07/11/2010 07:04:16 AM The Streetstrider is extremely well built. The unit can fold down in about 5-10 minutes and can easily fit in the back of your truck with the cap down. I recently had my right ankle fused...I am able to ride a traditional bike fine. Have you heard of anyone with a fused ankle using the streestrider? Posted by JonB 07/27/2010 12:42:36 PM I would not recommend the Streetstrider for anyone with a fused ankle as the coordination required to use the ETX could result in falling and breaking bones. How difficult is it to assemble? Posted by jtucson 12/16/2011 07:12:10 PM The Streetstrider is very easy to assemble and includes the necessary tools. |
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The StreetStrider mobile elliptical brings a new capability to us all. It provides a whole body workout that is fun, low impact and has a proven high calorie burn rate. It is an efficient and effective way to obtain a rigorous workout and one that is available frequently without experiencing the exhaustion and fatigue of specific muscle groups that most other forms of exercise produce.
People that have injured joints such as their ankles, knees or hips are often extremely limited in their options for exercise. Especially when it comes to cardio workouts that raise the heart rate for extended periods of time and burn an appreciable amount of calories.
Not only is this frustrating for the people concerned, but it can lead to the person quickly getting "out of shape" and losing the level of fitness that they had previously worked to both attain and then maintain.
We have multiple examples of customers that, in the face of no other viable form of cardio exercise, have obtained the permission of their Doctor to use a StreetStrider and then proceeded to reach their workout goals in a surprisingly short amount of time.
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