The BH Fitness Altai G2315 Elliptical Crosstrainer is a high-capacity cardio trainer engineered for intensive residential workouts and private studios requiring 7 to 20 hours of weekly use. Driven by a 20 kg rear-mounted inertial system across 32 electronic resistance levels, it provides fluid, low-impact stride motion built to comfortably support users up to 150 kg.
A natural 45 cm stride length pairs with 37 cm footplates and an 18 cm pedal spacing to ensure balanced, joint-friendly biomechanics. The console is equipped with a clear LCD screen featuring full Bluetooth connectivity for interactive training on Kinomap and Zwift, peripheral sensor pairing, USB charging, MP3 audio, 12 preset workout programs, 3 custom user profiles, 4 HRC modes, and contact pulse sensors.
Size & Space Requirements
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Dimensions (L x W x H): 170 x 63 x 163 cm Machine Weight: 57 kg Maximum User Weight: 150 kg Stride Length: 45 cm Distance Between Pedals (Q-Factor): 18 cm Pedal Size: 37 cm
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Drive & Inertial System: 20 kg rear-mounted flywheel Resistance System: Electronic magnetic resistance
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Resistance Levels: 32 levels Frequency of Use: Intensive (7 to 20 hours/week) Console Screen: LCD monitor tracking Time, Distance, Calories, Pulse, Speed, Watts Workout Programs: 12 pre-defined programs, 3 user profiles, 4 HRC modes, recovery test, body fat test
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Connectivity & Media: Bluetooth app integration (Kinomap, Zwift), Bluetooth peripherals support, USB charging port, MP3 audio connection
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Ergonomics & Frame: Contact pulse sensors, front transport wheels, non-folding rigid chassis
Verify that your room ceiling height accounts for user standing height plus peak footplate elevation during strides, and maintain an unobstructed 60 cm perimeter around the machine for full handlebar and pedal articulation.
Care & Maintenance
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Wipe down the console display, handlebars, contact pulse plates, and footplates after each session using a soft,electronics-safe cloth.
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Vacuum around the base frame and rear flywheel housing weekly to prevent dust, carpet fibers, and hair from collecting in moving mechanical components.
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Inspect linkage bolts, pedal arms, and hardware monthly to ensure all assembly points remain securely fastened.
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Adjust the base stabilizer feet periodically to keep the chassis level and eliminate floor wobble during high-resistance intervals.
Safety & Usage Tips
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Grip the stationary central handlebars to secure your footing before stepping onto the pedals and engaging the moving dual-action arms.
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Maintain an upright posture and engaged core throughout your stride to maximize leg and glute activation without lower-back strain.
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Connect and secure external mobile devices before starting high-cadence workouts.Allow the 20 kg rear-drive flywheel to slow to a complete stop before stepping down from the footplates.
