Sole Fitness supplies cardio machines<\/a> to the hospitality industry. If you are a fairly frequent business traveler, and you work out in hotels, chances are you have used something made by Sole. It would have been a treadmill, stationary bike, or elliptical trainer. Those are the only 3 products Sole Fitness provides. Their niche focus allows them to support their products with a knowledgeable and proactive customer support department. If you have any issues with a Sole Fitness unit, help is just a phone call or instant message away.<\/p>\n

That level of specialization also means you can pay a reasonable price for something that is durable, reliable and approaching or equal to what you would find in a gym. Today’s review is of the Sole E55. It is a step up from the under-$1500 E35 but lacks the advanced features of the E95<\/a>. This also means that, in some states, you could buy a decent used car with what you will pay for a brand new Sole E55 trainer. However, we rarely visit the Sole Fitness website without seeing a sale or discount. So if a non-portable, full-featured elliptical trainer<\/a> is your goal, the Sole E55 could be for you.<\/p>\n