NordicTrack Commercial S22i Studio Cycle Black NTEX02117NB
S22i Studio Cycle includes a 1-year iFit family membership. Create up to 5 adult profiles that can access every workout, every trainer, and every studio session at the push of a button for an entire yea. Follow your iFit Trainer on the stunning 22-inch Smart HD touchscreen with enhanced graphics and wifi connectivity. Plus, access your workout stats and training progress with the swipe of a finger.
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$99.95
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22” Rotating HD Smart Touchscreen
Experience an immersive, interactive workout with the 22” Rotating HD Smart Touchscreen. Follow your iFit Trainer through intense workouts and view your stats from speed to power output with the simple swipe of a finger.
Inertia-Enhanced Flywheel
Designed and engineered for incredibly smooth performance, this flywheel provides more even and natural movement.
SMR Silent Magnetic Resistance
Let our iFit Trainers auto-adjust your resistance or switch your own resistance quickly and easily at the touch of a button as built-in SMR Silent Magnetic Resistance increases your intensity with 24 digital resistance levels.
Automatic Trainer Control
Workout exactly how you want and let your iFit Trainer digitally adjust your machine so it mimics their on-demand workout. With a -10% decline and 20% incline capacity, the S22i provides the settings you need for an awesome workout.
Advanced Comfort Features
The S22i features an ergonomic saddle and handlebars, both vertically adjustable for your comfort. Dual water bottle holders will make keeping hydrated easier than ever as the AutoBreeze workout fan keeps you cool through your toughest workouts.
Included 3 Lb. Dumbbells
An upper body workout comes standard on the S22i Studio Cycle with the included set of 3 Lb. dumbbells intensify your cycling workouts and make cross-training a breeze.
Compatible Standard Pedals
Our pedals are compatible with standard road bike pedals for a more immersive cycling experience.
Front-Mounted Transport Wheels
Roll your Commercial S22i Studio Cycle to any location in your home quickly and conveniently with the built-in, front-mounted transport wheels.
Auxiliary Music Port
Jam to your favorite playlist through dual 2-inch speakers while you exercise by plugging your device into the auxiliary music port.
24 Digital Resistance Levels
Power your way through 24 digital resistance levels as you train your whole body while experiencing our on-demand library of workouts where our iFit Trainers can adjust your machine’s resistance.
Additional information
| Weight Capacity | 351 Lb. |
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| Product Footprint | 59" H x 22" W x 60" L |
| Warranty | The Commercial S22i Studio Cycle comes with a 10-Year frame warranty, 2-Year parts warranty, and a 1-Year labor warranty. |
| What's Included | – 1-year iFit Coach subscription |
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by Richard
After we researched bikes, including the Peloton, we decided to go with this bike for a few reasons. We liked the idea of the instructor lead bike rides that took place out on the road, on trails, etc. You could see the instructor on a bike “in front of you”, like you would if you were out on an actual ride. We also liked that the iFit instructor could adjust your tension and incline/decline without having to do it ourselves. And lastly, we liked the option of using a set of pedals and our shoes we already had on hand so we could clip in. Some reviews mention how loud it is when the incline/decline changes, but for us, it’s not bad at all. So far we love it. The swivel screen is nice. It’s not ideal on carpet with padding underneath and it does wobble slightly, especially when out of the saddle. We intend to remove the carpet and put in a rubber floor, so that we don’t have that problem and have a proper gym floor for our workout room. No regrets with this purchase so far.
by Aileen
Best purchase I’ve ever made! This bike is phenomenal and I get the best workouts. Since the gyms are closed I have lost my chance to exercise. This bike has helped me get my strength back and my endurance. I switched the bike seat because it was too padded, but other than that I have not encountered any problems. I’ve had it for one month and it’s been only great! Being purchased here was a way better option than through their website.
by Debbie
This exercise bike is an investment in my well being. The variety of exercises are great. The 24” monitor does lag a bit when scrolling, but that shouldn’t be a deal breaker. It’s great for when I can’t make it to the gym. #WELLBEING
by Harry
Definitely the workout you’re looking for…. whether it be a strenuous spin class or a scenic tour of Argentina. The automatic resistance, and incline and decline to simulate hills is awesome. You can even trek through your own neighborhood without leaving your house. I chose this over the Peleton due to the addituonal features.
by Thomas
Purchased this bike to supplement my riding and to strengthen my legs. This machine is outstanding and I cannot say enough good about it. There’s a lot of information and groups out there about this bike and similar brands, so I suggest you do your research and pick an exercise machine that matches what you want so you’ll stay motivated to exercise.
I chose this machine because it offers several features that other similar machines didn’t- mainly road and mountain rides in addition to the studio type classes, automatic incline/decline and resistance adjustment, and the fan.
I received my machine on 5/2/20 and since then I’ve logged 500 miles and over 32 hours on this bad boy. My quads, hammies and glutes are stronger, endurance is improved and energy levels are increased.
You can assemble in an hour or so. Pro-tip: Make sure everything is tight. Like, TIGHT. And once you think you’re good, tighten it again. This is an exercise machine, so the better you take care of it the longer you’ll have high performance.
I LOVE this bike and cannot wait to keep on keepin on.
Things I love:
Incline and decline feature
Multiple resistance levels
Both of the above adjust automatically with the instructors (so you can focus on working and not turning a knob)
3 speed fan
Huge display
The options for workouts- mountain, road, live, boot-camp style classes. Tempo, endurance, HIIT workouts. Whatever you’re in the mood for, it’s here.
What I don’t like:
The seat that comes with the bike is moderately uncomfortable depending on your experience riding. I’ve seen some comments say it’s unbearable so they replace it or put a cover on it. I swapped it out with a saddle from one of my bikes I don’t ride anymore.
Honestly, that’s my only issue with it.