Gazelle Tony Little Total Body Fitness Workout Exercise Elliptical Glider Supports 250-300lbs with Low-Impact Design for Home Gym
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Style: Pacer
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- Total Body Training: Enjoy a full-body workout at home with low-impact movement that targets arms, legs, core, and joints in one smooth glide, enhancing balance, flexibility, and coordination
- Cardio + Strength: Get 6 exercises in one machine that combines heart-pumping cardio with muscle-toning resistance for all-around fitness, improving endurance, power, and overall body definition
- Stable & Durable: Move confidently with a sturdy steel frame, anti-slip foot platforms, and padded handlebars built for comfort and support, providing reliable stability and safe exercise conditions
- Real-Time Tracking: Stay motivated with a built-in fitness computer that shows distance, time, speed, and more, giving instant feedback anytime during your workout sessions
- Folds for Storage: Save space with a compact design that folds flat, perfect for small apartments or bedrooms, and access to online Gazelle Glider workouts to keep your routine fresh
Model Name: Tony Little Pacer
Brand: Gazelle
Color: gray
Material: Alloy Steel, Plastic, Rubber
Resistance Mechanism: Magnetic
Model Name: Tony Little Pacer
Brand: Gazelle
Color: gray
Material: Alloy Steel, Plastic, Rubber
Resistance Mechanism: Magnetic
Maximum Weight Recommendation: 250 Pounds
Maximum Stride Length: 18 Inches
Number of Resistance Levels: 6
Manufacturer: Gazelle
UPC: 854695004474
Item Package Dimensions L x W x H: 53.9 x 18.3 x 4.7 inches
Package Weight: 39 Pounds
Brand Name: Gazelle
Suggested Users: unisex-adult
Style: Pacer
Date First Available: April 17, 2023
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Style: Sprinter
I don't write reviews often but I have to for this. I've struggled to find an effective cardio workout for my home for years. I've got through several bikes and considered many machines. Finally, I remembered back in the early 2000's there was. the infomercials with Tony Little and I decided to check out this machine. I'm glad that I did because this thing rocks. It is not a normal elliptical machine. Instead of there being a crank for your feet (like a bike), your feet simply move forward. and backward. This is great because it provides a lot of variation to your movements and honestly gives a deeper workout than a normal elliptical while being cheaper and easier to use. This is less like running and more like ski walking and at multiple angles, which challenges different parts of your body. And, it comes with the resistance option which can also add intensity to the workout. I'm a big fan of bodyweight workouts (calisthenics) because its simpler, uses your own bodyweight for the resistance, and needs less equipment. This elliptical fits the bill of that and takes up very little space for what you get.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 30, 2025 by David R.
Style: Pacer
I purchased an under-the-desk elliptical machine and love it. It has a convenient remote control and different speeds, but it doesn't give me the level of exercise I hoped for. It also doesn't stay in place, and the return period has lapsed. This Tony Little elliptical machine is truly low impact. It mimics the motion of skiing without risking life and limb, speaking of which I tore the ACL in my left knee in a bad skiing accident and was on crutches for eight months rather than having surgery. Although much improved, my doctor thinks I developed arthritis in my knee from the scar tissue and suggested I take up walking. To add insult to injury (no pun intended), I also have slight residual neuropathy in both legs after chemotherapy treatments from cancer eight years ago, although it, too, is much improved (thankfully, no sign of recurrence). What I needed was this Tony Little Gazelle machine, and I remember that my mother had one when I was growing up. A friend assembled it a few days ago, which took 45 minutes to an hour. It is very sturdy, but I asked him to remove the black rounded caps on each end of the horizontal bar at about waist level because although my hands are small to medium in size, I felt a tiny pinch when they were too close to those caps (they seem decorative more than anything else). Once the machine was assembled, I was apprehensive about stepping up on the foot pedals. They are only HALF the height up of a standard stair step and would not be a challenge to most people, but I was concerned about putting pressure on my bad knee. My concern was short-lived after figuring out the best way to get up and down from the pedals while also not risking injury due to the pedals not being stationery. This is what I did: First, while holding onto the horizontal support bar (not the raised arms), I step up on the right foot pedal with my stronger leg. Second, while still holding on tight to the horizontal bar, I step up with my other (bad) leg. Once I feel stable, I grap onto the arms and start moving. IT IS SO MUCH FUN!! I have used it three days in a row, and it is no struggle at all, nor did I have any adverse effect on my bad knee or somewhat weak legs. It is such great exercise for the legs/thighs, butt, and arms and folds up with little effort. NOTE: If you have any weakness in your legs, like i do, it is very important to hold onto a stable portion of the machine BEFORE stepping up and/or down, and as mentioned, I find the horizontal bar in front to be the best for that. If you are looking for a low-impact exerciser that you will enjoy using and that will not just gather dust, I highly recommend this Tony Little Gazelle.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 30, 2024 by madscientist
Style: Sprinter
This is my 3rd Gazelle. The previous 2 were Gazelle PROs which are sturdier and has better range of swing motion. This unit is ok but no idea if will hold up. The other 2 PROs lasted about 7 years each before the swing cords broke and cannot be repaired. This unit being smaller and not as well built may not hold up as long. (160lbs of weight) but claims it will accommodate up to 250. It is quiet and was easy to assemble. It offers a good low impact cardio workout which is why I continue coming back to Gazelle.
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Reviewed in the United States on October 16, 2024 by Shart
Style: Sprinter
The main go-to for my exercise routine! I invested in the adjustable pistons to add resistance to the equipment and it's working out just fine! No stress to my joints. A quiet, sturdy piece of equipment that doesn't require electricity. l
Reviewed in the United States on February 3, 2025 by C. Price