The ProForm 910E Elliptical with Incline/Decline Ramp

The ProForm 910E elliptical has a stride length up to 22" on a compact footprint, plus a variable -10 to 20° incline/decline ramp to take your fitness workouts to a new level.

What You Get

To monitor your workout, the easy-to-read 7" backlit display supplies multiple information fields for speed, time, distance, resistance, pulse, and calories burned, plus a ¼-mile RaceTrack™ graphic to follow your progress on a track-style display.

The features of the ProForm 910E are:

• 20 - 22" Adjustable Stride Length
• -10 to 20° Incline/Decline Ramp
• 22 Digital Resistance Levels
• 24 Workout Apps
• iFit Live Technology Compatible*
• Compatible iPod® Music Port
• Intermix Acoustics™ 2.0
• Dual-Grip EKG™ heart rate monitoring
• CoolAire™ Workout Fan
• Oversized Pedals with Cushioning
• 325-lb. User Capacity
• Warranty: lifetime frame, 3 years parts, 1-year labor

*requires iFit Live wireless adapter.

UPDATE:  The 910E is no longer being sold.  It has been replaced by the all new 920E.  Check it out here.

The Word on the Street

The ProForm 910E elliptical sports a number of advanced features that include a heavy duty inertia-enhanced flywheel and 22 levels of SMR™ Silent Magnetic Resistance for smooth, frictionless performance. The 20 to 22" adjustable stride length and the -10 to 20° decline/incline ramp provide variety to your workout routine as well as helps you target different muscles groups for better results.

There are in-handle buttons for the ramp and resistance controls so you don’t have to reach for the console to make changes on-the-fly. The pedals have three angle adjustments so you can personalize the footpads for a more comfortable stride. To help keep you motivated and entertained, the ProForm 910E offers a plug-in music port for your iPod or other MP3 player. You can listen to music through your ear buds or turn on the sound through the built-in 2” console speakers. A CoolAire workout fan is also included on this model.

As for programming, it features 24 Target Toning workouts as well as compatibility with the optional iFit Live, an optional web-based technology that offers more programs as well as Google maps interactive training. (Note: A wireless adapter and a paid subscription are required to use the iFit Live features.)

Our Thoughts

There are no reviews available on this new ProForm 910E elliptical, but it seems to be a decent model. Proform has really stepped up their competitiveness and built better ellipticals the last few years although we would still go with a Sole or Horizon if we are going to shell out $999 for a budget front drive elliptical.

Those models have heavier flywheels and better developed ergonomics than this new ProForm model.