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Kettler Elliptical Trainers Highlight German Engineering

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Kettler elliptical trainers, sold either through licensed Kettler USA dealers or through the Internet, aren’t a household word even after twenty-five years in the United States. It’s a shame, really, because Kettler, based in Germany, is a company known for making outstanding products in everything from children’s toys to outdoor furniture.

"Made in Germany" Means Quality

Kettler Elliptical Trainers Kettler ellipticals are an outgrowth of their earlier production of some outstanding bicycles. Their quality and popularity soon led Kettler into fitness equipment. The phrase “German Engineering” sounds like a cliché, but it really holds true with Kettler elliptical machines.

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Kettler was founded in 1949 by Heinz Kettler and now sells its products, including elliptical trainers, in over sixty countries around the world. In the United States, Kettler North America has its headquarters in Virginia Beach, Virginia.

Exceptional Design

The engineering of Kettler cross trainers is what makes them exceptional. They begin in the area of $1,500 and are worth the price. Sleek design and loads of style are trademarks of the company. There’s just something about the combination of a smooth ride and outstanding good looks that kicks these elliptical machines up a notch.

Interestingly, the Kettler name hasn’t been as popular in the States as it has been in Europe, where Kettlers are uniformly praised. The buzz is starting to catch on, however, and we believe that Kettler elliptical trainers will soon be moving into the top ten category, if not the top five.

Model Reviews

The Kettler EXT7 - High-precision German craftsmanship and a solid, no-wobble ride normally found only on a larger machine.

The Kettler CTR3 - Smooth, fluid, and natural glide with minimal impact on the joints in the hips and knees.

The Kettler Vito XL - A decent stride and warranty makes this model a good buy at this price.

The Kettler Mondeo - A budget-friendly, quality built elliptical trainer. Smooth, quiet operation thanks to the 45-pound drive system.

Kettler Syncross V3 Elliptical - One of the best-designed, best-built elliptical trainers on the market.


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