Cross Trainers & Elliptical Trainers
Looking for cross trainers for sale in the UK? Explore the My Fitness Junction collection of cross trainers and elliptical trainers for home gyms, commercial gyms and fitness facilities. Choose from a range of cardio machines, including new, used and refurbished cross trainers and ellipticals from leading fitness equipment brands.
Whether you're looking for the best cross trainer for home, a commercial-grade elliptical, an affordable machine for your home gym or a reduced cross trainer at a great price, our collection gives you different options to suit your training needs and budget.
Browse the available cross trainers and elliptical machines above to find your next cardio machine.
Cross Trainers for Sale UK
A cross trainer is a versatile piece of gym equipment designed for low-impact cardiovascular exercise. Also commonly called an elliptical trainer, it allows you to exercise your arms and legs together while maintaining a smooth, continuous movement.
At My Fitness Junction, you'll find cross trainers for sale for different training environments and budgets. From compact machines for home use to robust commercial cross trainers designed for regular gym use, our stock changes regularly as new and pre-owned equipment becomes available.
If you're ready to buy a cross trainer, compare the machines currently available above and consider factors such as stride length, resistance, user weight capacity, machine dimensions and available workout features.
Elliptical Trainers & Elliptical Machines
Elliptical trainers and cross trainers are closely related types of cardio equipment. Depending on the manufacturer, the terms may be used interchangeably, although individual machines can have different movement patterns, stride lengths, resistance systems and features.
Our elliptical machines can be suitable for home workouts as well as commercial fitness environments. If you're looking to buy an elliptical trainer in the UK, compare the available models based on your space, training goals and how frequently the machine will be used.
You'll find different types of elliptical cross trainers, including machines designed for home use and heavier commercial equipment.
Affordable Cross Trainers, Deals & Clearance
You don't always need to spend the full retail price to get quality cardio equipment. Our collection can include affordable cross trainers, reduced machines, sale stock, clearance equipment and other opportunities to find good value.
If you're searching for cheap cross trainers, low-price cross trainers or the best-value cross trainer for your budget, compare the specifications and condition of each machine rather than choosing on price alone.
Our collection may include:
- Cross trainers on sale
- Reduced cross trainers
- Cross trainer clearance stock
- Cross trainers with price reductions
- Affordable elliptical trainers
- Reduced elliptical trainers
- Discount elliptical machines
- Used and refurbished cross trainers
- Pre-owned commercial equipment
Availability and pricing change as individual machines are sold, so check the collection regularly for the latest cross trainer deals, offers and clearance equipment.
Used & Refurbished Cross Trainers
Buying a used cross trainer or refurbished elliptical can be an excellent option if you want quality fitness equipment while keeping your overall budget under control.
Our used equipment range can include second hand cross trainers, refurbished cross trainers, used elliptical trainers and pre-owned commercial cardio machines. These can be particularly useful for home gyms, personal training studios, workplaces and commercial facilities.
When buying a used or refurbished cross trainer, look at the individual product listing for details about its condition, specifications and features. Consider the machine's stride length, resistance system, console, dimensions, maximum user weight and intended level of use.
If you're specifically looking for a used cross trainer for sale, you can also explore our [used gym equipment] collection for more pre-owned fitness equipment.
Commercial Cross Trainers
For gyms and other high-use training environments, a commercial cross trainer can offer a more robust alternative to equipment designed primarily for occasional home workouts.
Commercial and professional elliptical machines are built with regular use in mind and can be suitable for:
- Commercial gyms
- Fitness clubs
- Personal training studios
- Hotels
- Leisure facilities
- Workplace gyms
- Schools and institutions
- Larger home gyms
When choosing commercial cross trainers, consider frame construction, stride length, resistance levels, maximum user weight, console features and the amount of daily use the machine is expected to handle.
If you're looking to buy commercial cross trainers, compare the available models above to find equipment that fits your facility and budget.
Cross Trainers for Home Gyms
A cross trainer for home can provide a convenient way to add cardio training to a spare room, garage or dedicated home gym.
The best home cross trainer depends on how much space you have, how often you plan to train and which features matter most to you. A compact cross trainer may work well in a smaller workout area, while users with more space may prefer a larger machine with a longer stride and additional resistance or workout options.
Before buying a home cross trainer, check:
- Available floor space
- Machine dimensions
- Stride length
- Maximum user weight
- Resistance levels
- Workout programmes
- Console and display features
- Noise and movement
- Ease of access around the machine
If you're comparing the best home cross trainers in the UK, focus on the machine that matches your training requirements rather than simply choosing the cheapest option.
How to Choose the Best Cross Trainer
There isn't one best cross trainer for everyone. The right elliptical or cross trainer depends on your budget, available space, body size, training goals and intended frequency of use.
Stride Length
Stride length is one of the most important specifications to consider when buying an elliptical trainer. A longer stride can provide a more natural movement for taller users, while shorter machines may be more suitable for compact spaces.
Some ellipticals with adjustable stride allow users to change the movement length to suit different training preferences.
Resistance
Resistance controls how challenging your workout feels. Different cross trainers use different resistance systems and may offer multiple resistance levels.
If you want to increase workout intensity over time, compare the resistance options available on each machine.
Incline
Some elliptical trainers include adjustable incline, allowing you to alter the angle of the movement and introduce additional training variation.
An incline cross trainer may be useful for users who want more control over workout intensity and movement.
User Weight Capacity
Always check the manufacturer's recommended maximum user weight before buying a cross trainer. A machine should be appropriate for the people who will actually use it.
Machine Size
If you're buying a small or compact cross trainer, measure your available space before ordering. Remember to leave enough room around the machine for safe access and comfortable movement.
Foldaway or compact cross trainers can be useful where floor space is limited, while larger commercial machines generally require more room.
Console & Workout Features
Depending on the model, an elliptical trainer may include workout programmes, heart-rate monitoring, digital resistance controls, performance tracking and other console features.
Compare the features you will actually use rather than paying more simply for additional technology.
Cross Trainer Brands
The right machine matters more than the logo, but established fitness equipment manufacturers can offer different approaches to build quality, biomechanics, consoles and commercial durability.
Depending on current stock, our collection may include equipment from brands such as JLL, Everlast, Vision Fitness, JTX Fitness, Pro Fitness, Matrix, Life Fitness, Technogym, Nautilus, Spirit and other fitness equipment manufacturers.
Specific models and brands vary as products are sold and new stock arrives. If you're searching for a particular model, check the current collection and individual product listings for availability.
Cross Trainer vs Other Cardio Equipment
Cross trainers are one of several ways to add cardio equipment to a home or commercial gym.
Compared with a treadmill, a cross trainer provides an elliptical movement rather than the repeated impact associated with running or walking. Compared with an exercise bike, a cross trainer involves both the upper and lower body during the movement.
The right equipment depends on your preferred exercise, available space and training goals.
If you're building a complete home gym, you can also compare our range of treadmills, exercise bikes, spin bikes and other cardio equipment to create a setup that suits your workouts.
Why Buy a Cross Trainer?
A cross trainer can be a useful addition to a home or commercial gym because it provides cardiovascular exercise while allowing users to work both the upper and lower body through a continuous elliptical movement.
Cross trainers are commonly used for:
- Cardio workouts
- Endurance training
- Home workouts
- Gym-based training
- Low-impact exercise
- Full-body movement
- Warm-ups and general fitness
- Regular cardiovascular conditioning
Because different machines offer different stride lengths, resistance systems and features, compare the specifications before choosing an elliptical trainer.
Buy Cross Trainers Online from My Fitness Junction
My Fitness Junction offers a changing selection of cross trainers and elliptical trainers for sale in the UK, including home, commercial, used and refurbished fitness equipment.
Whether you're searching for an affordable cross trainer, a commercial elliptical machine, a compact home cross trainer, a used cross trainer or a premium piece of gym equipment, browse the current collection to see what's available.
Stock can change quickly, particularly for reduced, clearance, used and refurbished machines. Check the individual product listing for specifications, condition, price and availability before purchasing.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is a cross trainer?
A cross trainer is a cardio exercise machine that uses an elliptical movement to work the arms and legs together. It is also commonly known as an elliptical trainer or elliptical machine.
Are cross trainers and elliptical trainers the same thing?
The terms cross trainer and elliptical trainer are often used to describe similar equipment. However, individual machines can differ in stride length, resistance, movement pattern, incline and other features.
Where can I buy cross trainers in the UK?
You can browse the current selection of cross trainers for sale in the UK at My Fitness Junction. The collection includes different types of cardio equipment, with stock changing regularly.
What is the best cross trainer for home use?
The best home cross trainer depends on your available space, budget, height, training goals, preferred features and how frequently you plan to exercise. Compare stride length, resistance, dimensions, user weight capacity and console features before buying.
Are used cross trainers worth buying?
A used cross trainer can be a good option when its condition, specifications and price match your requirements. Used and refurbished equipment can provide an opportunity to purchase higher-specification machines at a lower price than buying new.
What is a commercial cross trainer?
A commercial cross trainer is designed for more frequent and demanding use than many entry-level home machines. Commercial ellipticals are commonly found in gyms, fitness clubs, hotels, leisure facilities and professional training environments.
What should I look for when buying an elliptical trainer?
Consider the machine's stride length, resistance system, incline options, maximum user weight, dimensions, console features, build quality and intended frequency of use. Your budget and available space should also influence your choice.
Are cross trainers good for home gyms?
Yes. Cross trainers can be a practical addition to home gyms because they provide cardio training without requiring the same amount of space as some larger gym setups. Compact and foldaway models can be particularly useful where space is limited.
Do cross trainers have adjustable stride?
Some elliptical trainers have an adjustable stride, allowing users to change the length of the elliptical movement. Check the individual machine specifications to confirm whether this feature is available.
Do elliptical trainers have adjustable incline?
Some elliptical and cross trainer models offer adjustable incline. This allows users to vary the movement and workout intensity. Always check the specifications of the individual machine.
How much does a cross trainer cost?
The price of a cross trainer varies considerably depending on its type, brand, condition, specifications and intended use. Used, refurbished, clearance and reduced cross trainers can offer lower-cost alternatives to new premium or commercial machines.
Can I buy a commercial elliptical for a gym?
Yes. Commercial elliptical machines are designed for environments where equipment may receive frequent use. When choosing one for a gym, consider durability, user capacity, stride length, resistance, maintenance requirements and available space.
