Matrix's magnetic resistance system is engineered for reliability: a brushed aluminum flywheel delivers 10 precise, repeatable levels with no contact friction, for a smooth, quiet stroke that stays consistent from class to class.
No contact friction, so every stroke feels the same, class after class.
Ten precise magnetic levels mean members can match the same workout every time.
A seat lock and quick-release heel buckles make circuits and classes run smoothly.
A high-quality cord on an aluminum rail reinforced with stainless-steel strips.
A self-powered backlit LCD console.
Tilts upright and rolls away on built-in wheels when classes end.
| Resistance | Magnetic, 10 levels; brushed aluminum flywheel |
|---|---|
| Drive | Coil-spring poly-V belt with cord |
| Max user weight | 350 lb |
| Size | 87.6" × 21.5" × 38" |
| Frame | Steel; aluminum rail with stainless-steel strips |
| Console | Self-powered 3.5" × 2.5" backlit LCD: time, distance, SPM, strokes, watts, HR, calories, 500 m split |
| Heart rate | Telemetric receiver |
| Foot stretchers | Heel cups with quick-release buckles |
| Seat | Seat lock |
| Storage | Tilts upright; built-in wheels |
| Warranty | 7-yr frame, 3-yr parts, 3-yr labor, 90-day wear items |
Specifications from Matrix Fitness product information, October 2026. Specifications are subject to change; confirm with your dealer before ordering.
About 87.6" long by 21.5" wide.
Tilts upright to store; allow about 8 feet of ceiling clearance.
Built-in wheels roll it out of the way after class.
None needed. The console is self-powered.
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