The Bowflex Max Total 16 is an elliptical machine for small spaces. It has a lot of great features, but its physical size has to be its No. 1 draw. Don't discount the amount of space a good piece ...

The best elliptical machines offer a convenient, effective and low-impact workout at home. Our top picks include options from Bowflex and Sunny Health & Fitness.

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Bowflex is one of our favorite workout equipment brands to stock your home gym with. The quality is fabulous, the facades are sleek, and the workouts are challenging. With a USB charging port, a ...

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We have tested the best elliptical machines for home use from brands like Bowflex, NordicTrack, Schwinn, and more. These are our six favorites for any home gym.

Bowflex didn't come to play with the Treadmill 22. The machine has a 400-pound capacity, holds steady at tough sustained paces and it even comes with a suite of customizable workout sessions.

Take this Bowflex BXE116 elliptical: Once $2,299.99, this name-brand machine has fallen to just $1,499 for a total savings of $800.99.

If you aren't already familiar with Bowflex and the fitness gear it makes, it's time to get acquainted—starting with one of its Max Trainer 2-in-1 elliptical and stair stepper machines.

Consumer Reports Health recommends four machines, including one CR Best Buy, the AFG 13.0 AT for $1,800. It’s the best value of the bunch and comes with a variety of exercise programs.

In addition, Bowflex promises it burns about twice (or more!) the calories of a standard elliptical. Bottom line, though, as JTJ said: The one you use the most.

Home-gym-equipment company Nautilus Inc., maker of the Bowflex, said Monday it would buy elliptical maker Octane Fitness from private-equity firm North Castle Partners for $115 million.