The Best Fitness BFCT1B Elliptical Cross Trainer offers a comprehensive cardiovascular workout that's easy on your joints, all within a compact design.
The BFCT1B helps tone and strengthen legs while elevating heart rate by simulating a natural running or stair-climbing motion. Choose from eight levels of smooth magnetic resistance to customize intensity.
The BFCT1B features synchronized arms that engage the upper body and work seamlessly with the lower body for a smooth, calorie-burning, full-body cardio workout.
Despite its entry-level price, the BFCT1B doesn't compromise on quality or features. Its LED console provides instant feedback on time, distance, speed, calories burned, and heart rate, keeping users informed and motivated.
With a compact 4x3-foot footprint and built-in transport wheels, the BFCT1B is perfect for smaller living spaces. It can be easily moved from room to room or stored away when not in use.
The BFCT1B Elliptical Cross Trainer is built for durability and backed by a robust warranty: a five-year frame warranty, one-year parts and electronics warranty, three-month wear warranty, and 90-day labor warranty for in-home use.
The console informs the user with valuable information about the workout and allows the user to control workout resistance levels. Please become familiar with the console before your first exercise session. The display is able to be programmed to establish customized workout goals. The BFCT1 gives users the power to control their workout time, distance travelled and total calorie loss.
The BFCT1 console has the ability to measure a person’s BODYFAT, BMI and BMR. BMI (Body Mass Index) is a statistical measurement of body weight based on a person’s weight and height. Though it does not actually measure the percentage of body fat, it is used to estimate a healthy body weight and used as a diagnostic tool to identify weight problems. BMR (Basal Metabolic Rate) determines your daily calorie needs.
The BFCT1 comes equipped with Heart Rate Contacts. The Heart Rate Contacts send your heart rate information to the console for processing. To measure Heart Rate, your hands need to firmly grasp the entire area of the Heart Rate Contact Sensors on both sides of the handlebar. There is no need to hold onto the contacts very tightly although holding onto the contacts loosely may produce a false readout.
