Gazelle Glider Elliptical Hybrid Machine
- Maximum Stride Length: 18 inches
- Number of Resistance Levels: 10
- Material Type: Alloy Steel
- Color: Black
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ASIN: B0BV7K62RLCategory: Elliptical Trainers
Overview
The Gazelle Glider is a low-impact elliptical style machine, sold in Pacer or Sprinter configurations, that moves the feet forward and back on a glide plate rather than through a fixed pedal crank.
That glide motion is the machine's defining feature, several long-time owners describe it as gentler on joints than a standard elliptical, which matters for buyers managing arthritis or old injuries. The Sprinter model adds the option to use resistance or not, letting the same machine serve as gentle glide or added strength work.
- Pacer or Sprinter model options
- Steel frame with anti-slip foot platforms and padded handlebars
- Built-in fitness computer for time, distance and speed
- Folds flat for storage
Who it's for
Fits people wanting low-impact, joint-friendly cardio at home, including those managing arthritis, osteoporosis or old injuries who've found harder machines uncomfortable. Less suited to anyone chasing an intense, high-resistance workout as the primary goal.
Pros and cons
- Low-impact motion reported as easier on joints, arthritis and old injuries
- Sprinter model allows switching resistance on or off
- Quiet operation noted by multiple owners
- Folds flat for storage
Specifications
| Brand | Gazelle |
|---|---|
| Maximum Stride Length | 18 incheshigher than 77% of 32 elliptical trainers |
| Number of Resistance Levels | 10 |
| Material Type | Alloy Steel |
| Color | Black |
| Item Dimensions D x W x H | 28 × 8.5 × 66 inches |
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Frequently asked questions
What's the difference between Pacer and Sprinter models?
The Sprinter adds the option to use resistance or ride without it, while the Pacer is the simpler version, and owners note the Sprinter frame is sturdier.
Is this a standard elliptical?
No, the feet move forward and back together on a glide plate rather than through a separate pedal crank like a typical elliptical.
How much weight does it hold?
One long-time owner notes the current unit is rated for up to 250 lbs, though check the current listing for the exact capacity of your model.