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NordicTrack has a well-earned name in the world of home fitness, and its brand of indoor bikes is likewise highly rated. NordicTrack Commercial S22i Bike Specs & Highlights

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Read our full Echelon Connect EX5S Review here.

Limited 12-month warranty on the frame/parts, and 30-day return policy.

Dumbbell holder (Dumbbells sold separately).

Dual-side Compatible Pedals with Toe Cages.

Two power ports for charging phones or tablets.

32 levels of Silent Magnetic Resistance.

10-inch or 22-inch HD touch screen which swivels.

Adjustable seat and handlebars which move up/down and fore/aft.

58″ x 21.5″ x 61″ and weighing 124 pounds, the bike’s maximum user weight is 300 pounds. Users are also afforded a built-in two-spot dumbbell holder for floorwork. With 32 levels of magnetic resistance, riders can engage in classes ranging from High Intensity Interval Training (HIIT) to slower-paced rides. Buyers have the choice between a 10-inch and 22-inch HD Touchscreen, both of which rotate 180 degrees, priced at $1,199.99 and $1,4,99.99 respectively. The Echelon Connect EX5S is built with the budget in mind, bringing engaging training to the home with both live and on-demand programming.

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See the NordicTrack Commercial S22i Price Here!Įchelon Connect EX5S Pro Specs & Highlights Interested in the NordicTrack Commercial S22i? Meanwhile, feel free to browse our comprehensive Exercise Bike Reviews for 2021 here. Read below for the complete details and links to our complete reviews of each bike.

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One downside to both bikes is that neither is really designed to work with apps other than those two, and while riders can always switch them off and use the bike in more of a manual mode, other bikes do offer variety by way of app synchronization. The Echelon United fitness app does offer 24/7 live and on-demand fitness programming and both can be utilized on multiple devices. For a complete review of the iFit fitness programming, read our analysis here. The NordicTrack family of exercise machines have established a partnership with the iFit fitness app, which brings specially enabled machines that allow trainers to control the resistance and speed from remote locations if desired. Purchase of the EX5S does require a separate sign-up for the Echelon United fitness app for between $39.99 and $29.16 per month.

The EX5S meanwhile is priced at $1,499.99 with a 22-inch screen, and $1,199.99 with a 10-inch screen. Price is always an issue, so right off the bat, one finds the S22i online offered at $1,999 with a free 30-day trial of the iFit Family Membership valued at $39.

Below is our side-by-side spec analysis, along with commentary based on our own experiences testing the bikes, as well as that of riding rival brands. No pieces of equipment are the same, even within a brand, and here shoppers can really break down the perceived values of some refer to as “bells and whistles.” But in terms of indoor exercise bikes under $2,000, we feel buyer’s can’t really go wrong.

In terms of machinery, both bikes represent a solid investment for fitness fans of any level. The S22i meanwhile offers a whopper of a 22-inch screen and the ability to both incline and decline. The EX5S actually comes with two options in terms of screens, the 22- and the 10-inch, with pricing differences reflected there. The Echelon Connect EX5S and the NordicTrack Commercial S22i offer indoor bike shoppers a great comparison/contrast when considering price versus features.