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Talk to a cross trainer specialist| Stride Length | 17-29 inches (45-73 cm), electronically adjustable |
| Resistance Levels | 40 |
| Workout Programs | Manual, Random, Interval, Vari-Stride, Heart Rate programs, Fitness Test |
| Max User Weight | 205 kg |
| Warranty | Commercial (no usage limit): frame lifetime, parts 3 years, wear items 3 years, labour 3 years, high wear items 90 days (no labour). Light Commercial (up to 6 hrs/day): frame lifetime, parts 5 years, wear items 5 years, labour 3 years, high wear items 90 days (no labour). |
Facility operators running back-to-back cardio sessions need a machine that holds up under multi-user load, and the SportsArt E874 carries users up to 205 kg on a 152 kg rear-drive frame. Its stride adjusts electronically from 45 to 73 cm, from the console or the fingertip controls, so one unit fits a wide range of members without stopping to reconfigure.
The trade-off is size: at 208.5 cm long it needs a full-length cardio bay, plus clear space behind it. In return you get self-powered running with no mains cabling, 40 resistance levels and a lifetime frame warranty, for commercial gyms, hotels and studios.
What stands out is the electronically adjustable 45 to 73 cm stride: you dial it from the console or the fingertip controls, so one machine suits tall and short members on the same floor.
Being self-powered, it needs no nearby outlet, handy for flexible fit-outs. For accurate zone training it reads a wireless chest-strap transmitter as well as the grip sensors, so I'd point heart-rate-focused members to a strap.
Adela Ledvinkova · Bachelor of Exercise & Sport Science · Our In-House Fitness Coach
The E874 runs on the energy the user generates, so there's no power cable to run and no dedicated circuit to plan into the fit-out.
Across a commercial floor that means you can place it anywhere a user fits, with a backup battery keeping the console ready when output is low.
What this means for you: For an operator, that's one less electrical job in the fit-out and freedom to lay out the floor around members, not power points.
The Elite Series is one of SportsArt's commercial lines, and the E874 is built for multi-user duty rather than occasional home sessions.
The 152 kg frame and 205 kg user ceiling set the tone: this is a machine that stays steady when a heavier member climbs on at the end of a busy day.
What this means for you: From my time on commercial floors, frame mass is the first thing I check. This one has the weight to hold its position rep after rep.
The stride length adjusts electronically from 45 to 73 cm, so shorter and taller members can both find a natural gait on the same machine.
You change it from the console or the fingertip controls mid-session, not by stopping to move a pin.
What this means for you: For a mixed-membership floor, one machine that fits everyone means fewer awkward sessions and better equipment utilisation.
Because the stride adjusts through a 28 cm range, the same unit covers a short walking gait, a mid stride for steady cardio and a long reaching stride for taller users.
The vari-stride program moves the stride length during the workout to shift muscle emphasis without changing machines.
What this means for you: In practice, that's one footprint doing the work of several fixed-stride trainers, which matters when floor space is costed per square metre.
The E874 generates its own power from the user's motion, so the console and resistance system run without being plugged into a wall.
There's no standby draw and no cord to route across a walkway.
What this means for you: For a 24/7 site or a cardio row away from power points, this removes the electrical constraint entirely.
No mains draw means the machine adds nothing to the power bill and needs no powered position on the floor plan.
You place it where the traffic flow and sightlines work best, not where the nearest outlet sits.
What this means for you: Across a fleet, self-powered units quietly reduce the ongoing operating cost of a cardio section.
The MyFlex cushioning system softens each step through the pedal path, so the motion feels smooth rather than jarring at the turnaround points.
Combined with the rear-drive layout, the stride stays level and controlled through its full length.
What this means for you: A low 32.5 cm step-up and cushioned platform make it approachable for less confident users, which helps with first-time and returning members.
The elliptical path keeps both feet in contact with the pedals, so there's no repeated landing impact through the session.
That makes it a comfortable option for users who want cardio load without the pounding of a run.
What this means for you: I steer deconditioned and returning clients toward low-impact cardio first, and a smooth elliptical like this is an easy place to start.
Resistance and stride length both sit under the fingertips on the handlebars, so users adjust without breaking stride or reaching for the main console.
That keeps the hands where they want them during interval work.
What this means for you: For interval and heart-rate sessions, quick resistance changes without leaving the handles keep the workout flowing.
Forty resistance levels give a small step between each setting, so users can dial intensity precisely rather than jumping from easy to hard.
That range suits a gentle recovery session right through to a demanding interval workout.
What this means for you: A fine resistance ladder is what lets one machine serve a first-timer and a conditioned member equally well.
A USB port on the console charges a phone or tablet while the user trains, so entertainment and tracking apps stay topped up through long sessions.
It's a practical touch for members who bring their own screen.
What this means for you: For hotels, apartments and studios where members watch their own content, onboard charging removes a common small frustration.
The console shows heart rate, strides per minute, resistance, time, distance, calories and current stride length, so users see the numbers that matter at a glance.
Six workout programs cover manual, random, interval, vari-stride, heart rate and a fitness test.
What this means for you: The fitness test and heart-rate program give trainers a simple way to set and review member progress over time.
The low 32.5 cm step-up, cushioned stride and fine 40-level resistance make the E874 approachable for first-timers while still giving conditioned members room to push.
The adjustable stride lets each member match the motion to their own gait rather than the machine's.
What this means for you: A low-impact trainer like this is a sensible starting point for members new to cardio or coming back after a long break.
The rear-drive layout places the flywheel behind the user, which gives a long, level footpath and keeps the stride feeling natural end to end.
Paired with the 152 kg frame, the whole machine stays planted through continuous multi-user sessions.
What this means for you: A rear-drive trainer this heavy is the kind I expect to hold up on a busy commercial floor for years, which is where the warranty backing matters.
| Resistance Type | 40 |
| Stride Length | 17-29 inches (45-73 cm), electronically adjustable |
| Max User Weight | 205 kg |
| Console / Display | LCD |
| Programs | Manual, Random, Interval, Vari-Stride, Heart Rate programs, Fitness Test |
| Connectivity | USB port for device charging |
| Assembled Dimensions | 208.5 x 68 x 176.5 cm |
| Product Weight | 152 kg |
| Warranty | Commercial (no usage limit): frame lifetime, parts 3 years, wear items 3 years, labour 3 years, high wear items 90 days (no labour). Light Commercial (up to 6 hrs/day): frame lifetime, parts 5 years, wear items 5 years, labour 3 years, high wear items 90 days (no labour). |
| Power | Self-powered (ECO-NATURAL), backup battery |
| Drive System | Rear-drive |
| Cushioning | MyFlex™ pedal cushioning system |
| Handlebars | Fixed and moving dual-action handles |
| Controls | Fingertip controls for stride length and resistance |
| Console Readouts | Heart rate, strides/min, resistance, time, distance, calories, stride length |
| Heart Rate | Contact grips; wireless telemetry (chest strap) compatible |
| Step-up Height | 32.5 cm |
Effort: 9 assembly steps in the manual, plus switching on the backup battery. Tools: Allen keys and open-end wrenches are supplied in the hardware kit; you'll also need a phillips screwdriver.
The E874 is a special-order item, so expect 12 to 14 weeks from the order date. It ships freight given the 152 kg unit weight. We'll keep you across the booking and timing, and coordinate the delivery window with your site so your team isn't left guessing on the day.
Take photos before unpacking and send them to support@cardioonline.com.au within 48 hours of delivery. We'll lodge the freight claim, organise replacement parts or a full unit, and stay across it until you're up and running. You don't deal with the courier or the manufacturer directly, that's our job.
The manual runs 9 assembly steps: main frame, console, covers and pedals, then moving it into place, levelling it and fitting the ground wire. Allen keys and open-end wrenches come in the hardware kit; you'll also need a phillips screwdriver. At 152 kg, plan for help to move it, and for a fit-out of multiple units we can arrange installation so your floor is ready for members.
SportsArt lists two levels of cover. Commercial (no usage limit): lifetime frame, 3 years parts, 3 years wear items, 3 years labour, 90 days on high wear items (no labour). Light Commercial (up to 6 hours a day): lifetime frame, 5 years parts, 5 years wear items, 3 years labour, 90 days on high wear items (no labour). Warranty service is handled by an Australian servicing team. Request a quote and we'll confirm which terms apply to your site.
The E874 measures 208.5 cm long, 68 cm wide and 176.5 cm tall, with a 32.5 cm step-up height. For ceiling height, add the step-up plus a little rise through the stride to your tallest user's height. The manual asks for 60 cm of clearance around the machine and about 2 m clear behind it, away from walls, windows and ledges.
The max user weight is 205 kg, so it suits broad member demographics in commercial gyms, hotels, clinics and serious home setups. The electronically adjustable 17 to 29 inch (45 to 73 cm) stride accommodates short to tall users on the same machine. It's built for continuous back-to-back sessions, not occasional casual use.
Correct. The E874 generates its own power from the user's motion, so there's no mains cable to run and no dedicated power point to plan into the floor layout. That frees up placement options and cuts running costs across a fleet. The USB port is there for charging a phone or tablet while training.
The 17 to 29 inch (45 to 73 cm) stride adjusts electronically from the console or the fingertip controls, so shorter and taller members can both train naturally without swapping machines. The vari-stride program also varies it mid-workout. Across a busy floor, that's one unit covering a wide range of body sizes, which is where it earns its keep.
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