Magnetic Cross Trainer With Heart Rate Monitor - £30 @ Tesco Direct

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Magnetic Cross Trainer With Heart Rate Monitor £30.00 @ Tesco Direct

£30 Tesco Direct18 Jan 16

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u20pia

12 Jan 16

This is currently in stock at time of posting.
May help some people like myslef who keeps missing all the other cross trainer equipments on sale at Tesco for bargain prices.

Credit to maani12 (this was included as one of the items listed from a post by maani12)

Top comments

Natbag to Doods1875

12 Jan 16 10 #2

Or sign up for a free trial of the Tesco Delivery Saver, get the product for free delivery, then cancel before the month ends :smiley:

Graham1979

12 Jan 16 8 #14

Meh the exercise bike had much more coat hanger space than this. you had the handle bars and folded clothes could be put on the seat.

These are cheap although might serve a purpose in stopping you paying a fortune for one that in the end never gets used. I have a York Platinum cross trainer that I do use, 5 nights a week which was only £50 from Gumtree, The chap who bought it spent hundreds on it from Argos and it still had the plastic wrappers on as he never used it.

Check Gumtree or eBay local sellers for something more substantial, branded and a quarter of what the seller paid for it 6 months ago.

Latest comments (44)

DealMeIn

23 Jan 16 #43

how do you connect the tension control cable?? having a nightmare!!!

u20pia to DealMeIn

23 Jan 16 #44

You have to pull the cable from the bottom of the handle end. It helps if someone is holding the handle bar whilst you're pulling the cable to connect it to the bottom "hook". It does stretch enough to hook it on as shown on the diagram of the manual. That's the only bit I also had a little problem with but it can be done.
Good luck! It's a a great machine for the price! My whole family is making great use of it!

seatzie

14 Jan 16 #42

was out of stock for me when I posted it and is currently out of stock again lol

batmans_cat

13 Jan 16 #41

If you are a single parent with a full time job (or various other reasons carer etc) getting out for that fast walk isn't that easy, so this is an option for after their bed time. Thanks OP.

wah0007

13 Jan 16 #40

"Sorry, we don't have enough Magnetic Cross Trainer with Heart Rate Monitor items in stock right now. This item (s) has been added to your save for later basket. You can try to purchase this item again by reducing its quantity."

EN1GMA

13 Jan 16 #32

Whats the height of it when assembled. if I get it, it would go in my basement so need to clarify the height.

thanks

Sid Harper to EN1GMA

13 Jan 16 #39

blimey you must have a very low height ceiling in your basement... typically the user would be above the height of the unit too ;-)

design, by the way, looks very similar to York's Argos models which are built to a price and I had the main axle snap while using it (and I'm not beyond the rated weight or a crazy peddler)

mattrixdesign2

13 Jan 16 1 #38

Lol. Ok point taken, but a large % of these will be bought, used for a short period then become redundant. A walk-run, or if troublesome joints, a swim-ride are either free or cheaper (presuming most people own a bike or trainers etc).

The problem with indoor trainers is that it gets boring quickly, and unlikely to stretch your fitness out.

Enjoy the great outdoors.

cap07

13 Jan 16 #37

Thanks for highlighting the offer. I just purchase one using my club card points & it only cost me £15 + p&p

mfactor

13 Jan 16 #36

Ordered mine the other day, been looking for a cheap one for a while and missed out last week...........

But bought for a specific purpose , I always use one of these to warm up/down before and after lifting when I use the gym but now work out at home more and miss getting the joints warm before I lift............:smiley:

Should do the job (only 5/10 mins light use, before /after workout, 4/5 times a week) and if it breaks its under warrenty for a price that beats even secondhand stuff on ebay....

cbracewell

13 Jan 16 #35

Order, thanks for the heads up and the delivery saving tip too.

Graham1979

12 Jan 16 8 #14

thecresta to Graham1979

13 Jan 16 #22

Agreed, buying cheap equipment like this will only annoy and frustrate you when it doesn't work properly, which is going to make it so much harder to stay motivated.

dodgymix to Graham1979

13 Jan 16 #34

15th of Jan on Friday
2 weeks since the new years resolutions
They'll start flooding gumtree / ebay within hours

alltheothernamesweretaken

13 Jan 16 #33

Several cheap ones in stock now :wink:

seatzie

13 Jan 16 #29

out of stock

capricornianz to seatzie

13 Jan 16 #31

not true. Just ordered and got the order through

mattrixdesign2

13 Jan 16 #27

Going for a brisk walk is free.

TravelSteve to mattrixdesign2

13 Jan 16 #28

True, but one of the points of these trainers in less impact on the knees. Worth a punt at this price.

N1AK to mattrixdesign2

13 Jan 16 #30

Are to just listing random activities under the false assumption it's insightful, trolling, or are you really ignorant enough to think that the two are equivalent...

thecresta

13 Jan 16 #26

Don't expect cheap equipment to be kind to your body, especially if you already have an injury.

redzarf

13 Jan 16 1 #25

Thanks, I bought one too - I had missed the others too.

techno12

13 Jan 16 2 #21

Best of luck if you're going to use it for more than a coathanger.

I've been through 4 or 5 crosstrainers over the past 12 years. The cheaper ones always break down after a few months daily use (I had umpteen repairs and spare parts for my previous one, a £300 Kettler, including 2 new machines as core components snapped or failed and were beyond repair. Great guarantee service from Kettler! The cheaper earlier ones I owned before the Kettler lasted 6 months max before failing).

Only when I got up to the £600 level has it been worth it - my current one (Spirit Fitness) is built like a tank and has been going strong for 3 years without a hitch, and has a lifetime parts warranty.

After all the faff in the past with cheaper models I've learned my "get what you pay for" lesson. I'm using these things for 30 mins every day.

Having said that, this is a fantastic price (my first one was an Orbitrek clone from Argos and was £80) and worth a punt if you think a crosstrainer is for you (to test the water)!

psychobitchfromhell to techno12

13 Jan 16 #24

That is exactly why I want to get a cheapo to try out . If I like it and want something better will join gym at sports centre across the road . £30 no great loss if I find my knackered knee can't take it .

psychobitchfromhell

13 Jan 16 #23

Well that's one solution . I'll pass thanks. If it still available will phone real people in the morning . My house does exist , even model found it eventually !

sammy12345

13 Jan 16 1 #20

That's been me for years haha..but iv lost weight this last year and the only thing I was using was a stationary bike..so this could get my full body moving and help lose some more..oh I don't know what to do...I have 2 days to decide which to keep ☺

psychobitchfromhell

12 Jan 16 #17

This is so frustrating . I have just moved and the site will not recognise my new address . Keeps defaulting to my old one

Graham1979 to psychobitchfromhell

13 Jan 16 #19

That's good, get it delivered to the old address then get a good workout carrying to your new house. Put your back out in the process.

Happyday1234

13 Jan 16 #18

it is cheap...but dont think my apartment got space for this!!!

sammy12345

12 Jan 16 #12

I ordered this a couple of days ago but found the £65 one back in stock so decided to cancel this one..but iv got to be honest except that it has a bigger user weight and I assume better build I don't know the difference?..maybe I should just stick with this

u20pia to sammy12345

12 Jan 16 2 #16

I was thinking of buying the £65 one as well but decided against it, only because this may just end up becoming a clothes horse sooner than later if my "get fit mood" dies down quickly lol
So with this, also having read good reviews and much cheaper; i wouldn't feel so bad, if it just gathers dust lol

maj2509

12 Jan 16 #13

How do you sign for free delivery, it's asking me for card details.

u20pia to maj2509

12 Jan 16 1 #15

You do have to put your card details in and pick a delivery plan you like (weekdays delivery or including weekends) but you won't get charged. I think they want your card details for when your trial period is up and you're a regular delivery saver customer Just cancel before trial period ends and you won't get charged at all. Unless, of course you'd like to carry on with their delivery plan.

ngangekrubally

12 Jan 16 1 #11

Thanks OP. Best Buy of the day.

jennyroo

12 Jan 16 1 #10

Just ordered one and signed up for free trial delivery. Thankyou so much for the tip

Natbag

12 Jan 16 1 #9

Same, saw it mentioned on another post. I used the tip to order the £25 version of this the other day. Free Saturday delivery as well, which is helpful!

dodgymix

12 Jan 16 #8

Good price albeit £37.99

DexMorgan

12 Jan 16 2 #5

Looks good for 30 quid, the review saying it's designed for women or short legged men put me off as I'm neither!

Heat added :smiley:

simont_space to DexMorgan

12 Jan 16 1 #7

'Short legged' as in dwarf? :smiley:

sweetlash

12 Jan 16 1 #6

thanks.bought with free one month trial...last time i missed it and never tought this will be back in stock..

u20pia

12 Jan 16 2 #4

That's what I did :smiley: I wouldn't have known about this but someone mentioned it on another post so I am grateful that people do provide this kind of useful info on some posts like you have done on this one x

Doods1875

12 Jan 16 1 #1

£7.95 delivery

Natbag to Doods1875

12 Jan 16 10 #2

Or sign up for a free trial of the Tesco Delivery Saver, get the product for free delivery, then cancel before the month ends :smiley:

u20pia to Doods1875

12 Jan 16 #3

Thanks for mentioning. I signed up for a 1 month free trial of their delivery saver (will cancel before trial is up), so I will get mine delivered for free x

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