Buying guides
Choosing cardio equipment for a gym
Commercial cardio is chosen for durability: bearings, drive, pedals and saddle. Fitland Baltic lists professional cardio for clubs; pricing comes with a quote.
Which cardio types cover most clubs?
Baseline: treadmill + elliptical or stepper + upright/spin bike. Add stair or air bike if your audience needs them. Keep group cycle rooms separate from free cardio.
Treadmills need service clearance behind and beside the unit.
Noise and music from spin should not spill into the strength floor.
What breaks first in service?
Belts, bearings, pedals and saddles. Ask spare-part lead times and whether a local partner handles first-line service — members notice a dead cardio row immediately.
Home-class units often fail early under club loads.
Confirm power and ventilation before locking the headcount.
How to start with Fitland?
Open the Cardio category, add models to the quote list and describe floor size and peak usage. We return tech sheets and a package quote.
Intense home or hybrid rooms still need commercial-class bikes and ellipticals.