| Brand: | Sole Fitness Ellipticals |
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Updated Nov 3, 2026. Prices are as checked on each brand’s site.
Our 2026 review of the SOLE E95 elliptical, using specs and pricing from Sole’s official site, with specs checked Oct 30, 2026 and prices checked Nov 3, 2026. We leave out specs the brand doesn’t publish rather than guess them.
| Model | Price checked Nov 3, 2026 | Key specs (from brand site) | |
|---|---|---|---|
| SOLE E95 | $2,299.99 | Front drive; 20″ stride; 27 lb flywheel; 20 resistance levels (ECB); 20-level power incline; 13.3″ swivel/tilt touchscreen; 400 lb max user; Lifetime frame warranty | Check price at Sole |
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Price checked Nov 3, 2026: $2,299.99
| Model | Price checked Nov 3, 2026 | Key specs (from brand site) | |
|---|---|---|---|
| SOLE E35 | $1,799.99 | Front drive; 20″ stride; 25 lb flywheel; 20 resistance levels (ECB); 20-level power incline; 10.1″ color touchscreen; 350 lb max user; Lifetime frame warranty | Check price at Sole |
| SOLE E98 | $2,899.99 | Light-commercial build; 20″ stride; Articulating foot pedals | Check price at Sole |
Sources: official brand product pages, specs checked Oct 30, 2026; prices checked Nov 3, 2026.
I purchased my E95 Elliptical in February of 2013. I had one service call since to instruct me how to take care of my unit. The E95 has been a wonderful piece of equipment; so improving my fitness level. I was a competitive tennis player for years; my E95 kept me fit. Should my E95 decide to “retire”, there will be no question as to whether or not I will be purchasing the latest model of the E95.
I was recommended the Sole E95 by a former trainer, however it doesn’t seem suitable for a one-bedroom apt. I’m looking for a machine suitable for apt living,
Hi Tylie, I might would recommend the Sole E55 as it’s more compact. Hope this helps!