Matrix Ellipticals & Ascent Trainers

Featured Models with Key Features

1. Matrix Ascent Trainers – Redefining Versatility and Muscle Engagement

The Matrix Ascent Trainer Series takes elliptical training to the next level with adjustable incline and stride length, allowing users to move seamlessly from walking to climbing. These trainers deliver a full-body, low-impact workout ideal for athletes, rehabilitation, and general fitness.

Matrix Ascent Trainers are available in two design generations: non-suspension (2012 and earlier) and suspension (2012 and newer).

Non-suspension models (2012 and earlier), such as the Matrix A7XE Ascent Trainer (Remanufactured), use a roller-based system that delivers smooth, consistent resistance and a classic elliptical feel.

Suspension models (2012 and newer), including theMatrix A7xi Suspension Ascent Trainer (Remanufactured),Matrix A7xe Suspension Ascent Trainer (Remanufactured), andMatrix A5x Suspension Ascent Trainer (Remanufactured), feature an advanced suspension design that eliminates rollers for a quieter, friction-free stride. This system offers superior durability and a consistently smooth feel, even under heavy use.

Both the A7xi and A7xe Suspension Trainers feature a 20–24-inch adjustable stride range, allowing natural movement from light steps to steep climbs. The A7xi includes a touchscreen console for interactive training and entertainment, while the A7xe offers a simple, easy-to-navigate LED display.

For smaller spaces, the A5x Suspension Ascent Trainer delivers the same high-end performance in a compact footprint, perfect for studios or home gyms that demand commercial-quality performance without sacrificing space.

2. Matrix Ellipticals – Smooth, Efficient, and Low-Impact by Design

The Matrix Elliptical Series is engineered for comfort, stability, and endurance. Each model delivers natural, joint-friendly motion for smooth, low-impact workouts suitable for both commercial and home environments.

Like the Ascent Trainers, Matrix Ellipticals come in two generations: non-suspension (2012 and earlier) and suspension (2012 and newer).

Non-suspension models (2012 and earlier), such as the Matrix E7XE Elliptical (Remanufactured), use a wheel-and-track system designed for smooth, natural motion and dependable performance.

Suspension models (2012 and newer), including theMatrix E7xi Suspension Elliptical (Remanufactured),Matrix E7xe Suspension Elliptical (Remanufactured), andMatrix E5x Suspension Elliptical (Remanufactured), eliminate the rollers for a quiet, maintenance-free glide. This suspension system ensures smoother operation, longer component life, and a premium feel that remains consistent over years of use.

The E7xi Suspension Elliptical offers an interactive touchscreen console with advanced tracking and entertainment options, while the E7xe provides the same stride feel with a straightforward LED display. The E5x Suspension Elliptical is a more compact option that maintains the same commercial-grade stability, making it ideal for rehabilitation, smaller facilities, or home gyms.

Each remanufactured Matrix elliptical is rebuilt in the USA to meet factory standards and backed by a 1-year parts and labor warranty, extendable up to five years.

Comparison Chart

Still deciding between Matrix Ellipticals and Ascent Trainers? Check out our Matrix Elliptical & Ascent Trainer Comparison Chart for a detailed look at stride ranges, incline options, and key performance specs.

FAQs About Matrix Ellipticals & Ascent Trainers

1. What’s the difference between an Ascent Trainer and an Elliptical?

Ascent Trainers add an adjustable incline and longer stride range, offering more variation and muscle engagement. Ellipticals provide a fixed path designed for consistent, low-impact cardio.

2. Are Matrix ellipticals and Ascent Trainers suitable for home gyms?

Yes. Their compact footprint and quiet drive make them excellent for both home and commercial settings.

3. Do remanufactured Matrix trainers perform like new?

Absolutely. Each unit is remanufactured in the USA, with all key components replaced or rebuilt, frames refinished, and electronics recalibrated for like-new operation.