Get Fit with Tony Little's Gazelle Edge Exercise Machine

Tim: I’m happy with how it works but I am concerned about its durability.

Canada on Sep 15, 2023

Ronald AdamsRonald Adams: The gazell is good for my cardio and fast. Its enough.

United States on Sep 12, 2023

Stephen Rigby: I really love this machine. Turn on the tunes and away I go. Pleasure to workout.

Canada on Sep 12, 2023

john: Unit is light weight but the wife likes it

United States on Sep 04, 2023

Wanda Peters: I find the gazelle to be a lot lighter than the first original one that I bought many many yrs ago! I am petite so I don't know how good it would be for a heavier person.

Canada on Aug 22, 2023

Sandraa: I just replaced my old 1996 Gazelle that I wore out bit by bit (still have the VHS with Tony Little on it). This new one was very easy to put together. I was pleasantly pleased to see it came with a "Nutrition Guide" book that is the same as the old "Fitness Quest Eating Plan" book. I have used the plan book in the past and .... it really work's. The foods are simple and easy to prepare. Nothing fancy. A good start to better eating.

United States on Aug 13, 2023

Beverly Paschen: Well , this was easy to put together as long as I followed the directions exactly... I did it by myself and found it fun and easy to build !! I had owned one without the hydraulic before and wow what a difference!!!
I am sooo glad I spent the extra money knowing it would be a better workout which is easy on my knees 😉

United States on Aug 07, 2023

sh.sh.f: I have an injured Knee and i purchased this machin based on my physiotherapist recommendation. Delivery was very fast . It’s almost one month that i am working with this device and it s doing amazing . Highly recommended

Canada on Jun 08, 2023

Mperor: I purchased this product about a month ago, and have been using it with some frequency (3-5 times a week). It can give you a decent heart rate increase if you put some effort in your exercise - you will probably not get much of a heart boost you just shuffle your feet slowly (though if you're just looking for some very light and casual exercise like shuffling your feet, this can do it) It comes with a DVD that can guide you through a workout.

The computer is quite rudimentary and probably not entirely accurate, though for the price of this machine, I wasn't expecting anything more. It can tell you the distance at which you're moving, the distance travelled, the time spent and the amount of calories burned (you can also set it so that it rotates between all the stats as you exercise). This machine does not offer resistance or heart rate monitors. I'd take the numbers with a grain of salt considering how low tech / rudimentary the computer is - but it can nonetheless give you a general idea of the intensity of your work out.

The machine folds up nicely, and is easy to store. (Though the machine weighs about 40 lbs and doesn't have wheels, in case you have trouble...

Canada on Oct 14, 2015

Jojoleb: After trying out about a dozen different elliptical exercisers in sporting stores, I eventually bought the Gazelle Edge. It is a great little excercise machine but does have some short comings.

I opted for this one because:

1. PRICE: After trying out the ellipticals it became very clear that cheap ellipticals are incredibly uncomfortable to use. The motion on machines under $750 was either jerky or the short stride lead to the machine feeling more like a stepper than an elliptical. Many of the low line models were not all that stable. Of the mid-range steppers, I almost bought the Horizons E70 on sale for about $550 (marked down from the mid-$700s). This machine lacked a lot of options but did have the most natural motion I could find in a stepper in this range. Nevertheless, the motion on the Gazelle (they had the souped up Freestyle with thumb-pulse) was at least as good. The price on the Freestyle is about $200 on Amazon.com and the basic model is less than $100

2. REVIEWS: Canvassing the internet, the Gazelle had a high satisfaction rates on a number of websites, including Amazon reviews. The low to mid-range ellipticals appeared to have poor reliability...

United States on May 01, 2006