Setry 2 in 1 Elliptical Trainer & Exercise Bike Reviews

4.6 Rating 10 Reviews

The Setry is a 2 in 1 elliptical trainer and exercise bike, combining these two popular fitness machines in one great piece of equipment. The 5kg (11lbs) flywheel and 31.2cm (12.3”) stride length make exercising comfortable and smooth, with 32 levels of computer controlled magnetic resistance so you find the right level to work out at and can raise the intensity when you want to. Enter and save personal data in the 4 user profiles to get more accurate feedback on the backlit LCD screen. Choose from 19 great programmes to get you motivated and moving, including 12 pre-set ones and 4 heart rate control. To measure heart rate hold the hand pulse sensors or pair a chest strap (optional) with the wireless receiver. The footplates are extra-large and the comfy seat is horizontally and vertically adjustable so you find the most comfortable exercise position. It offers low-impact exercising, greatly reducing pressure on joints, it functions quietly and is very sturdy so you can use it with

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Andrew Hardman

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“Great way of working out and building stamina, I started with 20mins just on the bike and now I'm up to 30mins on the cross trainer. Would highly recommend to anyone who is trying to get fit. It fits nicely in a spare room and is fairly quiet on the wooden floor but would recommend using matting to keep the noise down.”

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Posted 3 years ago

Claire Simons

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“The cross trainer works very well. I don’t feel that the bike is at all line a bike. I see this more as a cross trainer with a seat if I need a rest. I could use it to do serious cycling. Primarily I wanted the cross trainer so that is absolutely fine”

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Posted 3 years ago

Caroline Speirs

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“I bought this because I am having a hip replacement revision in the next month or two and need to get fitter to help my recovery. Usually I go for walks, but this is hard on crutches and there's always a danger of falling which would be 'catastrophic' (the consultant's word). I expected to use the bike mostly but find that I love the cross trainer. It's great being able to switch from one to the other so easily. Already, after just 3 weeks, my stamina has improved.”

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Posted 4 years ago

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Posted 4 years ago

“On the whole I'm very pleased with it, the only drawback is that it wants that it wants the use to input the date and time ever time it is plugged in, which is quite annoying and I haven't found a way to work around it yet.”

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Posted 4 years ago

Juliie Marsters

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“Arrived 2 days after ordering. Quite easy assembly although instructions said to use bolt D and there isn't a bolt D! Easily solved as all bolts are N so used them!! Easy to move from bike to cross trainer and back again and easy to use computer (if you are serious about setting goals for training - I'm not!) Quiet operation for first week but today mine has developed a slight 'knock' on each pedal revolution which is annoying as I cannot see where it is coming from. Sturdy machine, and although heavy in delivery boxes, it is easily moved once assembled using the wheels in the feet. All in all, seems to be good value for the price and does exactly what I would expect from a cross trainer/bike.”

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Posted 6 years ago

Emma Brightmore

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“So far all seems to be very good. Very sturdy bike, easy to put together and lots of different programmes to choose from”