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Nordictrack Commercial Studio Cycle

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Style: Commercial S22i Studio Cycle (Old Model)


Features

  • 30-Day iFIT Family Membership Included; on-demand workouts on your equipment, choose Global Workouts & Studio Classes; Add up to 5 users; Elite trainers adjust your equipment ($39 value)
  • 22 inches Interactive HD Touchscreen Display streams & on-demand iFIT workouts directly to your equipment, provides easy stats tracking; Adjustable display allows for 360-degree screen rotation
  • Automatic Trainer Control; -10 to 20 percent LIVE Incline Matching technology; 24 digital resistance levels for complete workout control; iFIT Trainers auto-adjust your resistance and incline
  • SMR Silent Magnetic Resistance delivers a smooth, quiet workout with every use; Adjustable leveling feet stabilize your bike; (2) 3 Lb. dumbbells for cross-training on your bike
  • 350-pound user weight capacity; Protected with a 10-year frame warranty, 2-year parts warranty, and 1-year labor warranty; 59 H x 22 W x 60 L

Description

Enjoy an elevated at-home workout experience on the new Commercial S22i Studio Cycle from NordicTrack. With a complimentary 30-day iFIT family membership you can create up to 5 profiles that each have full access to the iFIT Library of live and on-demand workouts. Explore your passion for fitness by following iFIT Trainers around the world in Global Workouts or through electric Studio Classes. This updated model features an UPGRADED 22” HD rotating touchscreen, FASTER WIFI connectivity, ENHANCED Automatic Trainer Control, NEW Bluetooth headphone connectivity, and IMPROVED HD graphics performance.

Brand: NordicTrack


Special Feature: Distance Travelled Monitor


Color: Black


Recommended Uses For Product: Indoor


Item Weight: 92 Kilograms


Resistance Mechanism: Magnetic


Product Dimensions: 21.9"D x 55"W x 56.9"H


Maximum Weight Recommendation: 350 Pounds


Model Name: Nordictrack Commercial S22i Studio Cycle


Maximum Height: 55.9 Centimeters


Brand: ‎NordicTrack


Special Feature: ‎Distance Travelled Monitor


Color: ‎Black


Recommended Uses For Product: ‎Indoor


Item Weight: ‎92 Kilograms


Resistance Mechanism: ‎Magnetic


Product Dimensions: ‎21.9"D x 55"W x 56.9"H


Maximum Weight Recommendation: ‎350 Pounds


Model Name: ‎Nordictrack Commercial S22i Studio Cycle


Maximum Height: ‎55.9 Centimeters


Minimum Height: ‎59 Inches


Number of Resistance Levels: ‎24


Item Package Dimensions L x W x H: ‎51 x 34 x 15 inches


Package Weight: ‎92.53 Kilograms


Item Dimensions LxWxH: ‎55 x 21.9 x 56.9 inches


Brand Name: ‎NordicTrack


Warranty Description: ‎2 Year Parts, 1 Year Labor, Lifetime Frame


Suggested Users: ‎Unisex-Adult


Number of Items: ‎1


Manufacturer: ‎iFIT Health & Fitness


Part Number: ‎NTEX02117NB


Style: ‎Commercial S22i Studio Cycle (Old Model)


Included Components: ‎Bike Frame, Pedals and shafts, Console, hardware package


Date First Available: June 20, 2019


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    • A few months in...
Style: Commercial S22i Studio Cycle (Old Model)
There are some really good reviews on here, so I will just go ahead and write a summary of my experience. I am a casual bicycle rider and have been for 40 years, always consistent but never approaching enthusiast level. The way the bike is promoted misses the best feature. To see that, skip ahead to 'The best feature they don't talk about'. Again, there are some good reviews on here that are more comprehensive than mine. Pros-Easy setup-iFit is included for the first year and reasonable after that-Great riding experience-Nicely designed and equipped-Able to be ridden without special equipment-Can ride without having to figure out how to make adjustments-Has in integrated fan-More than just bike riding content Cons-No in-home setup or fit guide-No intro ride-Less community oriented than some other systems (live classes are now available but not tested)-No freewheel takes getting used to-The website experience for iFit seems to be behind the I looked at several different bike options and decided to focus on what appears to be the three leading bike systems for home. I know there were less expensive options and there were some reservations about buying into a complete system, but in the end it was about what I needed to do to reduce the everyday friction presented by trying to fit in a workout as a busy parent. Most of the time when I was going to the gym, I was going alone anyway. The key feature of this bike system is the iFit content. The other bike systems have on-demand and live classes too, but what really appealed to me were the interactive outdoor rides. More on that later. This bike also includes pedals with toe cages so you or anyone in your home can ride without special equipment. Some bikes require special bike shoes for everyone which is unnecessarily restrictive. Delivery & setupSome bikes come with (non-pandemic) in-home setup. I did not see that offered, so mine was delivered to my (garage) door. It was very heavy, but not too difficult for a reasonably fit person to carry piece by piece down a few steps and put the bike together in its final home. It is packed extremely well (as it should be at this price) and I highly recommend two people for the initial unpacking. Assembling the bike took an hour with the included tools, and the directions were fine. The inclusion of the water bottle holder and weights are a nice feature that did not cost extra like some others. The pedals are platforms with cages, allowing everyone to ride without bike shoes. You can change them without voiding your warranty. There is also a fan which is a nice touch. There really should be a bike fit guide for the new user. I had to figure out how to setup the seat and handlebars, and I think this could have been handled in an intro video. The bike itself is high quality and feels very solid, even sitting on carpet. iFIT AppThe setup of the app was easy and the interface boots up quickly (it is Android based). The app took an update and has received several in the past 5 weeks, providing additional functionality. It is easy to navigate and I have continued to discover new features. The screen is nice and is responsive. You can also log in online and via an app. I don't do this much since the screen is great and everything I need is there. It is heart rate monitor compatible and so far has worked effortlessly with mine. iFIT ContentAll the other bikes I looked at have a manual control for the tension, which you have to adjust via mechanical knob while you are riding. I have done studio classes and have always found this to be a somewhat annoying and arbitrary function. Sure,mechanical systems are possibly more reliable in the long run but there is a good warranty, not much to fail and I don't like having to constantly make adjustments and guess the tension. You can focus on wattage of course, but I still don't like it. Instead of a knob, this bike has electronic tension that is right on your handlebar. You also get something that I have not seen on any other setup, which is elevation and declination. This adds a whole new set of options to your ride which become evident very quickly, especially when you take a non-studio ride. I have taken studio rides, and they are fine, but not my first choice now that I have an option. My preference is to ride outside, which I find to be more engaging, and appears to be unique to iFIT. The screen also moves so you can take advantage of yoga and crossfit content. There is an HDMI out too if you want to see the content on an even larger screen. The best feature they don't talk aboutThe bike's ability to change elevation and tension electronically allows you to leave the trainer in control during your ride, and it is fantastic. Not only do they have recorded studio (live classes coming out now, but I have not done one yet) -they have rides on trails, roads, and cities all over the world and even on the hardest workouts, the time flies by. They do not do a great job showing this. They show the studio content, they show people riding head to head, They show the bike a bunch (who cares) but they miss what I think is the coolest part - the interactive outdoor rides!. It is like being on your own Disneyish ride with the fan blowing (set it or have it on auto), the bike adjusting to the elevation, and the tension adjusting based on the elevation and the type of workout - automatically. You can override or return control to the trainer anytime, but it makes the experience so smooth I rarely touch it. Once I experienced this, I had no doubt that I made the best choice. I would like to provide a link to a video, but I only found one brief one on their FB page and it just is not enough. This is really their loss, so I would not deduct anything. SummaryIf you are deliberating between the higher end indoor bike options and you want more than just a studio experience, I don't think there is anything else like this out there. This is not an inexpensive toy, but there appears to be a lot of value in the bike combined with the iFit app. There should be introduction and setup rides, but there are not. That is a quarter star. It is still very easy to get the hang of the equipment and to start riding, The bike has enough options and adjustments to make it comfortable, the app is easy to navigate, the experience is fairly immersive and it is a great alternative when the outdoors are not accessible. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on June 2, 2020 by K. McClain
    • Good Workout at a good price with some caveats
Style: Commercial S15i Studio Cycle (Old Model)
I bought this bike right before COVID hit and started riding it. We couldn't have had a better choice right before the gyms shutdown then I got hurt working in our backyard, so I had to stay off of it for about 3 plus months. I decided to wait until I got back onto the bike to measure then and now before writing a review. Here are some things to consider: 1). It is pretty easy to assemble if you can read and have a minimal mechanical ability. 2). My wife is only 5'2" and it really sucks for her because basically you need to be about 5'5" in our opinion to get to use it. Her legs are just not long enough and regardless of how much you adjust the bike it won't work for her, so she quit using it. 3). The programing is pretty good, but the interface could be better and I hate that I have to log into it every time that I want to use it. However, the trainers are really good and the video workouts are excellent. 4). It doesn't power on and off, so I have to use my power strip to turn it off when I'm finished with it. That's a bit of a hassle and something to think about not unless you want it setting there drawing power when you are not using it. I'm no enviro wack job, but I don't like to waste electricity. 5). The seat started to sink in the back regardless of how many times I tightened the mounting system, so I had to create a wooden brace that I put between the back of the seat and the support bar. It works great, but it really shouldn't sink like that and I am not a heavy person. 6). The seat is really uncomfortable, so I just bought a replacement seat and for the price you would think these guys could put a really nice seat on it. 7). It doesn't take up a lot of room, so I love that and it's incredibly easy to move around once assembled. It's very sturdy, except for the seat attachment and I doubt that it will every wear out. 8). I like once you pay the fee and join the club so to speak that you get access to all types of workouts not just bike ones. It's a full fledge video archive of everything that you would want to workout on your body. 9). The website is very easy to use and Nordic does not SPAM you to death. Really, they leave you alone even during my recovery with none of those dumb emails saying they miss me. 10). The WIFI component is very good. 11). The bike is very good at automatically doing the tilt and resistance, so you are not messing around with knobs during your workouts unlike other bikes. 12). You can see what others are doing and compete with them if you chose to do so or do your own thing. That's the ins and out as I see them after using it for three months then getting hurt then coming back three months later. It is a better buy than its competitors. Nordic Trac also stands behind their equipment, but I doubt there is much they can do about their not so good seat design. One last thing I did buy the maintenance plan from Amazon because if that screen goes out then you will be paying as much to fix it as as the bike cost. It's worth the few bucks to protect it even though it is a bumper to bumper plan. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on July 12, 2020 by rsjonesco

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