HARISON's ellipticals and mini steppers, compared by resistance levels, stride and price.
HARISON HR-349 Mini Multifunction Stepper — read reviewA mini stair stepper listed at $79.99 in black or white, with a hydraulic cylinder, an LCD display and a unit weight of 16 pounds per the page. It suits buyers who want a small under-desk stepper and can accept a capacity the page states in three ways.
HARISON HR-E305 Tech Elliptical Machine — read reviewA small under-desk pedal machine sold as an elliptical, listed at $119.99 with magnetic resistance, 12-level adjustable speed, an included remote and a floor mat. It suits desk users who want a compact seated leg machine; the page lists no stride length.
FACESTORE$10 off orders of $100+
HARISON HR-E304 Tech Mini Elliptical Machine — read reviewA compact under-desk leg machine sold as a mini elliptical, listed at $159.99 with a magnetic system, 12 speed settings, forward and backward motion and a remote control. It suits desk users who want a small pedal-style machine and accept a page with few figures.
FACESTORE$10 off orders of $100+
HARISON HR-E1190 Eco Elliptical Machine — read reviewA magnetic elliptical listed at $399.99 in Black and White, with 16 resistance levels, a 21" stride and a 350 lbs capacity as the page lists them. It suits home users who can work from short page text plus pictures.
FACESTORE$10 off orders of $100+
HARISON HR-E1120 Eco Elliptical Machine — read reviewAn elliptical listed at $999.99 whose page has no text description. Its pictures state 16 magnetic resistance levels, a 330 lbs capacity and heights from 4'0" to 6'7", and show a detachable Flexi-bar. It suits buyers who accept picture-only facts.