Fluid Exercise E750 Cycle UBE Silver Bronze

The Fluid Exercise E750 CYCLE UBE (22FE750000) from Fluid Rower by First Degree Fitness combines two ergometers in one device: recumbent and upper body ergometer. Thus, an intensive strength-endurance training of the entire body musculature is possible with the E750 CYCLE UBE. This multifunctional usability and the high quality make the E750 an excellent training device for an intensive and effective cardiovascular training.

The CYCYLE UBE E750 is a training device that allows both disabled and non-disabled users to perform cardiovascular and resistance-based training. Thanks to a pivoting arm, the E750 can be used as both an upper-body exerciser and a recumbent ergometer.

Fluid Rower's E750 features a water tank with two separate chambers. There is an active chamber and a passive chamber. Manually (10 steps), by opening and closing integrated sluices, the water can be transported from the active chamber to the passive chamber and vice versa. Only the water that is in the active chamber is moved during the training.

Thanks to the auto-start function, the E750's computer turns on automatically when the workout begins. The large LCD display continuously informs about the training progress and constantly shows relevant training parameters such as set resistance level, power in watts, rotations per minute (RPM), calories burned per hour, graphical power curve and pulse rate (optional chest strap required).

The E750 is an extremely robust device designed for professional use in corporate gyms or hotel facilities, but also for demanding home use. The device allows people with a body weight of up to 150 kg to perform a cardiovascular strengthening workout that is easy on the joints. The seat is placed at a comfortable height (54 cm). In addition, the seat can be turned to the side, making it very comfortable to get on and off. This is especially true for people who are limited in their movement. The comfortable seat is ergonomically shaped and has a lumbar support integrated into the backrest.