Sep 22, 2026
With an 18-inch stride designed for users under 5'6", the SOLE E20 gives shorter individuals a home elliptical option sized to match their natural range of motion during cardio workouts.

Salt Lake City, United States, September 22, 2026 /PressCable/ -- SOLE Fitness has announced the availability of its E20 elliptical, a front-drive home cardio machine built around an 18-inch fixed stride. Designed with shorter users in mind, the E20 addresses a common fit issue with standard ellipticals, whose longer strides can feel mismatched for people under 5'6".
For more information, visit: https://www.soletreadmills.com/products/sole-e20
SOLE Fitness notes that stride length has a direct impact on how comfortable and safe an elliptical workout feels. A stride too short can feel cramped and restrictive, while one too long risks pushing the hips and knees into overextension.
Both scenarios raise the risk of discomfort with regular use, which is part of why SOLE offers a shorter-stride option. Many ellipticals on the market default to a fixed 20-inch stride, a length that can feel overextended for users under 5'6". The E20 is designed specifically for that gap in the market.
According to SOLE Fitness's own stride length guidance, users between 5'0" and 5'3" generally do well with a 14 to 16-inch stride, while those between 5'4" and 5'8" are typically suited to a 16 to 20-inch range. At 18 inches, the E20 falls within that second bracket, making it a workable fit for shorter users who find a standard 20-inch stride uncomfortable.
Beyond stride length, the E20 features a 14.3-pound flywheel and 20 levels of ECB magnetic resistance, both of which contribute to a quiet, low-impact cardio experience. The machine supports users up to 300 pounds and is compatible with SOLE's free app, which requires no monthly subscription.
SOLE also offers the E95S elliptical for users who want more flexibility, featuring a power-adjustable stride that ranges from 18 to 24 inches. That lower 18-inch setting means the E95S can accommodate the same shorter-stride preference as the E20, while allowing users to increase the range as needed. The two models reflect SOLE's broader approach to offering stride options across different price points.
Interested parties can find further details about SOLE Fitness and its full range of home fitness options at: https://www.soletreadmills.com/
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Address: 56 Exchange Pl., Salt Lake City, UT 84111, United States
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