Matrix A30 Ascent Trainer

Unlike traditional ellipticals that rely on wheels and tracks, the A30 uses a suspension design. This eliminates the friction and noise typically associated with rollers, resulting in a much smoother, quieter, and more durable motion.

Yes, the A30 features a variable stride length ranging from 20 to 24 inches. This adjustability allows you to customize your movement pattern to better match your natural gait or target specific muscle groups during your session.

The power incline ranges from 24% to 54%, which is significantly steeper than many standard ellipticals. This range allows you to shift the focus of your workout from a flat, running-style motion to a steep, climbing-style workout that engages your glutes and hamstrings more intensely.

With a variable stride length up to 24 inches, the A30 accommodates a wide range of heights comfortably. The ergonomic design and oversized pedals are built to support natural movement for most users, though those over 6'4" may want to test the maximum stride length to ensure it feels natural for their gait.

The assembled dimensions are 73 inches long by 29 inches wide. You should also account for extra clearance around the machine for safe mounting and dismounting, as well as the height of the ceiling, especially when the incline is set to its maximum level.

Yes, the A30 requires a standard 120V AC, 15A circuit. Because it powers the incline motor and the console, you will need to place it near a grounded wall outlet.