Pedal while you work, read or watch television — quietly, and without getting up.
A compact elliptical that lives under a desk or in front of a chair. You stay seated, the pedals do an elliptical arc rather than a flat push, and a remote means you never have to bend down to change anything.
It fits where you already sit
The whole machine is 36cm deep, 32cm wide and 17cm high, which is roughly the footprint of a shoebox laid flat. It slides under a desk, in front of an armchair, or under the bed when it is not wanted. At 4.2kg it is light enough to carry one-handed between rooms, and there are recessed grips moulded into the housing for exactly that.
Twelve programs, or drive it yourself
There are twelve preset programs, P1 through P12, that vary the pace for you across a session. If you would rather be in charge, switch to manual and pick any of twelve speeds. Most people settle on one or two favourites and leave it there.
Forward and reverse
The pedals run both ways. Reversing changes which part of the leg is doing the work, and it is a useful way to break up a longer session without changing speed.
The remote is the point
Buttons on the unit work fine, but reaching them means leaning down past your desk. The supplied remote lets you start, stop and change speed from where you are sitting, which in practice is the difference between using it and forgetting about it.
Quiet enough for a video call
It runs on sealed bearings and twin tracks rather than an exposed belt. We are not going to quote you a decibel figure, because the one printed on the box is not believable — but it is quiet, and quiet enough that you can take a call or watch television without the machine making itself heard.
Low-impact by design
Because you stay seated and the pedal path is an arc rather than a step, there is no landing impact at all. It is movement for people who want to be moving while doing something else, not a cardio machine that demands a session of its own.
What the screen tells you
The LCD cycles through elapsed time, speed, distance, calories and stride count. It is simple and it is readable from a seated position, which is more than can be said for a lot of them.
A closer look
Specifications
| Modes |
12 automatic programs (P1–P12) plus 12 manual speeds |
| Direction |
Forward and reverse |
| Controls |
Remote control plus buttons on the unit |
| Display |
LCD — time, speed, distance, calories, stride count |
| Maximum stride length |
37cm (14.5in) |
| Dimensions |
36cm D × 32cm W × 17cm H |
| Weight |
4.2kg |
| Power |
Corded electric |
| Colour |
Deep Black |
| In the box |
Elliptical, remote control, user manual |
| Warranty |
1 year |
| Brand |
CURSOR FITNESS |
Delivery and returns
Free shipping Australia-wide — it is already in the price, with nothing added at checkout.
Tracked delivery, with the tracking number emailed to you as soon as it leaves.
30-day returns. If it arrives faulty or damaged we cover the return freight and put it right.
Questions people ask
Do I stand on it?
No. It is designed to be used sitting down, with the machine on the floor in front of you or under a desk. Standing on it is not what it is built for.
Does it need assembly?
No. It arrives assembled — plug it in and go.
Will it fit under a standard desk?
At 17cm high it clears the underside of almost any desk. The thing worth measuring is not the height but your legroom depth: you want about 60cm from the front of your chair to be comfortable at full stride.
Can I use it on carpet?
Yes. On deep pile it is worth putting a hard mat underneath so it sits level and does not creep.
Is it quiet enough for an office?
Yes, that is one of the main reasons people buy this style of machine. It is quiet enough to use during a call.
How heavy is it to move?
4.2kg, with moulded grips. Most people can carry it one-handed.
What if something goes wrong with it?
It carries a 1 year warranty. Email us and we will sort it out.