This elliptical cross trainer offers more adjustable slope options to accommodate a larger spectrum of users, and users can change them through the console to increase the load. It is less harmful to the knees than a treadmill and is better suited for beginners and heavyweight trainees because it mimics the motion of regular walking and jogging.

This device, a new addition to the Xrival Elliptical Cross Trainer, uses a straightforward gearbox structure and a conventional rear-drive design to further cut costs while assuring stability, making it more competitive as a necessary piece of cardio equipment. Through a distinctive stride pattern, it simulates the motion of regular walking and running, but compared to treadmills, it causes less knee damage and is better suited for novices and heavy-weight trainees.