Second Hand Cross Trainers
The cross-trainer, also known as an elliptical trainer, is one of the wonderful gym equipment’s that works out the majority of your body, hence the name, cross-trainer. If you are looking to lose weight and tone up your legs, hips and arms, then using a cross trainer is a great way to do this as you can burn around 8-12 calories per minute and it is the equivalent of going jogging, hiking and bike riding.
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 | SportsArt E875 Elliptical Cross Trainer Commercial Cardio Gym Machine Available is our SportsArt Elliptical E875. | £169.99 or make offer £99.00 delivery |
 | ProForm Carbon E10 Elliptical Cross Trainer Home Cardio Training RRP £1299 Was used few times only, got 2 years ago. Started gym so it’s just taking space not needing used anymore. All works perfectly except the... | £417.71 or make offer Collection only (Basildon) |
 | Matrix E1X COMMERCIAL CROSS TRAINER ELLIPTICAL Matrix E1X Elliptical Trainer (Clearance price). The Matrix E1X Elliptical Trainer with auto-positioning pedals assures a comfortable workout. This machine is in very good used... | £199.00 or make offer £99.00 delivery |
 | John Lewis Elliptical Cross Trainer Solid John Lewis elliptical trainer looking for a new home, works perfectly fine. Display screen is bright and clear, showing all the usual metrics. Comfortable... | £52.70 or make offer Collection only (Southampton) |
 | Charles Bentley Manual Elliptical Cross Trainer LCD Display Time/Calories/Count Fab cross trainer. Display is unattached so not sure if can be reassembled. | £68.30 or make offer £5.21 delivery |
 | NordicTrack SpaceSaver SE7i Folding Cross Trainer Home Use Cardio Training Centrally located in the heart of the UK, Fitness Marketplace operates from a large warehouse in Nottinghamshire. We offer a huge range of new and... | £550.00 Free delivery |
 | NordicTrack E8.2 Elliptical Cross Trainer Home Use Cardio Training Centrally located in the heart of the UK, Fitness Marketplace operates from a large warehouse in Nottinghamshire. We offer a huge range of new and... | £550.00 Free delivery |
 | Life Fitness 95XI Cross Trainer for Commercial Gym Or At Home Use Reconditioned professional gym machinery Life Fitness 95xi cross trainer in very good condition, fully operating in all modes, garaged kept and maintained since purchase. Great... | £414.70 or make offer £5.88 delivery |
 | NordicTrack C5.5 Cross Trainer Elliptical Home Use The NordicTrack C5.5 Cross Trainer Elliptical is a sleek electric elliptical designed for home use. With a sturdy metal construction, this black elliptical offers a... | £120.30 or make offer Collection only (Reading) |
 | Bowflex MAX M5 Cross Trainer / Eliptical - RRP £899 *EXCELLENT CONDITION* The Bowflex MAX M5 Cross Trainer is a versatile fitness machine designed for home use, featuring air resistance for a smooth and efficient workout. With... | £249.99 or make offer Collection only (Bedford) |
If you hate the idea of going the gym or exercising outside, buying a cross-trainer to use at home is a great way to exercise your whole body whilst being in the privacy of your own home. Also, having your own cross-trainer means you can use it whenever you wish, day or night, without having to wait for someone else at the gym to finish using it. Buying a brand new cross-trainer can be expensive, especially if you are looking to buy a more robust machine or a better brand/model. There are a few different types of cross-trainers on the market that come with a range of different features such as hiking modes, sprinting modes and that come with a seat should you start to feel tired!
There are many people selling their second hand cross-trainers and they are a fraction of the price of brand new machines. This is a benefit to you if you are looking to buy a cross-trainer on a budget or have your heart set on an expensive machine but do not want to pay the expensive RRP. Another advantage of buying a used cross-trainer is that they can be in good condition because they may have been hardly used. A lot of people tend to buy exercise equipment, especially around the New Year, use it a few times and then stop using it. If you think you may only use the cross-trainer a few times before getting bored of it, you can sell the cross-trainer for roughly the same price you paid for it and therefore get most of your money back!