--- product_id: 1874121 title: "Gazelle Supreme by Tony Little" brand: "gazelle" price: "₨9008" currency: SCR in_stock: false reviews_count: 13 url: https://www.desertcart.sc/products/1874121-gazelle-supreme-by-tony-little store_origin: SC region: Seychelles --- # 300 lbs capacity heart rate tracking 10 exercises Gazelle Supreme by Tony Little **Brand:** gazelle **Price:** ₨9008 **Availability:** ❌ Out of Stock ## Summary > 🚀 Elevate Your Fitness Game with Gazelle Supreme! ## Quick Answers - **What is this?** Gazelle Supreme by Tony Little by gazelle - **How much does it cost?** ₨9008 with free shipping - **Is it available?** Currently out of stock - **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.sc](https://www.desertcart.sc/products/1874121-gazelle-supreme-by-tony-little) ## Best For - gazelle enthusiasts ## Why This Product - Trusted gazelle brand quality - Free international shipping included - Worldwide delivery with tracking - 15-day hassle-free returns ## Key Features - • **Safety Meets Comfort:** Enjoy secure footing and cushioned grips for a worry-free workout. - • **Compact & Convenient Design:** Easily fold and store your glider, perfect for any living space. - • **Transform Your Home Workouts:** Experience 10 versatile exercises in one powerful machine! - • **Track Your Progress Effortlessly:** Stay motivated with real-time stats on speed, distance, and calories. - • **Hydraulic Resistance for Ultimate Challenge:** Elevate your fitness with adjustable resistance for all levels. ## Overview The Gazelle Supreme Glider is a versatile home fitness machine designed for all fitness levels, featuring hydraulic resistance, a maximum weight capacity of 300 pounds, and a compact design for easy storage. It includes 3 workout DVDs and a heart rate tracking system, ensuring a safe and effective workout experience. ## Description Our top-of-the line Gazelle Supreme delivers the ultimate low-impact workout offering 10 different exercises within one workout. The Gazelle Supreme provides both aerobic and resistance training, giving you all the benefits of stretching, walking, running, cross-country skiing, aerobic dancing and resistance training without jarring impacts or damaging movements to your body. The versatility of the Gazelle Supreme appeals to both the beginner and the advanced fitness enthusiast. Includes 3 Workout DVDs - 1) Total Body Workout 2) Tony Little's Quick Shape Workout 3) Tony Little's Ultimate Body & Mind Workout; Patented dual pivot system - allowing for a greater range of motion because your legs move independently; Soft Glide technology - this innovative technology reduces the impact on your joints; Power Pistons - hydraulic resistance delivering a more challenging workout; Grip pulse and workout computer - tracks your calories burned, distance, time, speed and pulse rate; extra-wide, non-skid foot platforms; a foldable footprint for easy storage; a maximum weight capacity of 300 pounds; a Nutrition Guide, 22 oz. water bottle + holder. Review: This Grandma is very pleased with the Gazelle Supreme - I've had the Gazelle Supreme for a little over a month. I am a 50-something grandmother. Because I work from home, I wanted a piece of equipment that would allow me to take frequent breaks throughout the day to get in a quick cardio workout. I use this machine 2-3 times per day for 10-15 minutes per session for 4-5 days per week. It is getting me up and moving whether or not I have the time to get to the gym. This is what I love about it. I also have to admit that it's really fun. You get the sensation of running very fast even though you're not -- and when you haven't been able to actually run in many years, it's a really great feeling. The Gazelle takes up little floor space, and it can be moved by tipping it forward and pushing it. It is surprisingly heavy, but that's a good thing -- it means the equipment is sturdy and substantial. You will want an extra set of hands to lift this out of the box and assemble it -- and preferably someone handy with tools and good at reading instructions. I have used both a treadmill and an elliptical for many years. With advancing age, I have begun to lose muscle mass and have had increased joint pain which has caused me to search for ways to get in some cardio exercise that is more gentle to my body. My first pick would be a treadmill, but the expense of a good quality treadmill was out of my budget. The Gazelle was in my price range, and it reminded me somewhat of an elliptical machine because of the gliding motion. However, it's nothing like an elliptical -- an elliptical is still on my wish list -- but the Gazelle is fun, provides me with a quick and gentle cardio boost and I have not grown bored with it whatsoever. As a matter of fact, I look forward to each session. I bought the version with the pistons for added resistance. The pistons do what they are intended to do -- they do provide extra resistance, and you can definitely feel it. You can easily detach the pistons when you do not want to use them. I recommend detaching the pistons for the first week -- or until you are ready -- because the resistance provided by the pistons was a little hard on the knees and hips during my first week of using it. This would not be a problem for the average person who is in good physical condition, but it is something that people with joint pain in the knees and hips should know. I now use the pistons every other day for about 5 minutes to help tone my legs. I won't necessarily say the Gazelle provides a "whole body" workout because my lower back and upper abs/chest still need supplemental exercise apart from the Gazelle. But, it is helping my thighs, calves, buttocks, lower abs and biceps -- I can see and feel a difference. Most importantly, it is giving me a good, easy cardio workout that is totally do-able. I do get enough of a workout to actually sweat after 5 minutes, and I am very pleased with the purchase. Review: Surprisingly it is really useful - It’s the model that comes with a set-resistance piston. (Not the adjustable pistons you can order, although I plan to order those probably.) I really like it a lot it’s great especially for the price, except it can make me sort of quasi/slightly seasick; however I don’t think it’s the equipment, it’s me as I am prone to motion sickness. It doesn’t get in the way, if I use it for HIIT workouts lasting 20 or 25 minutes, and keep my vision focused on watcing the pedals and handles. I can’t do long and slow- I would get nauseated; so it’s OK for the slow part of HIIT, but I just get off of it and walk around the room to do a cool down. I doubt most people would have a problem with that though. (I read hundreds of reviews of gazelle gliders before buying it and the inly similar thing I saw was one woman who eventually developed vertigo a few minths into using it, which resolved when she stopped using it.) For reference, I’m a 55-year-old normal weight woman active and have worked out with weights yoga aerobic actinvities and been in pretty good shape most of my life but recently laid off working out regularly for over three years. That being said I have resumed doing some things and I am still in some shape for example, just for a reference, I hike with significant elevation gains, is in the foothills around Denver, and an 8 mile+ hike takes me about 3 to 3 1/2 hours round-trip to complete (so including uphill and downhill). Might be considered pretty good in a lot of places, but not here in the Denver/Boulder Front Range area:) Here, some people are trail running past me! Or riding up on a unicycle! I purchased it despite qualms anout it being inexpensive potentially useless and all the cheesy commercials, because I wasn’t sure I would really use equipment in my basement (which was the only place I had to put it). I had been looking at a nice TRUE Elliptical but I didn’t want to spend all that money and have delivery men put move such a heavy difficult to relocate treadmill down in basement laundry room if I might not use it. Thos glider with pistons is good enough that I won’t buy the treadmill, since I only use itbto supplement other activities. I can definitely work up a sweat pushing myself on intervals quite easily. If ot wasn’t for the queasy thing I’d be using it all the time. I have never tried it detaching the pistons, which is an option (they offer a pretty good amount of resistance actually). My guess would be without the pistons it would take a lot of mental concentration to make myself go continously fast enough to really get my heart rate up, similar to speed walking. If it eventually gets too easy I will order the adjustable pistons or just add wrapping a bungee cord around it like I have read about other people doing on the glider that comes with no pistons. If it was something I could use more regularly I would order those pistons now. It would be worth 90 or $100 to have them to be able to go through different ranges of resistance. For me this one is currently significant amount of resistance with the pistons, and I think would be way too light without them. ## Features - Tighten and tone every major muscle group in your body - Smoothly transition from a slow walk to full run with no sudden stops - Get 10 exercises in one amazing calorie burning workout - Patented, dual-action split suspension provides a complete range of motion and freedom of movement - Soft Glide technology - innovative technology reduces the impact on your joints - Included Components: Gazelle & 3 Dvds ## Technical Specifications | Specification | Value | |---------------|-------| | ASIN | B00CWI3GL8 | | Brand | Gazelle | | Brand Name | Gazelle | | Color | AC3297 | | Customer Reviews | 4.2 out of 5 stars 897 Reviews | | Global Trade Identification Number | 00854695004184 | | Included Components | Gazelle & 3 DVDs | | Item Dimensions D x W x H | 55"D x 31.5"W x 55"H | | Item Type Name | Home Gym | | Item Weight | 57.5 Pounds | | Manufacturer | Gazelle Home, LLC | | Manufacturer Part Number | GSUPCAT | | Material | Metal | | Material Type | Metal | | Maximum Stride Length | 14 Inches | | Maximum Weight Recommendation | 300 Pounds | | Model Name | Supreme | | Model Number | GSUPCAT | | Number of Resistance Levels | 5 | | Power Source | Corded Electric | | Product Dimensions | 55"D x 31.5"W x 55"H | | Resistance Mechanism | Hydraulic | | UPC | 854695004184 718645503083 798753222977 | | Unit Count | 3.0 Count | | Warranty Description | 90 Day | ## Product Details - **Brand:** Gazelle - **Color:** AC3297 - **Material:** Metal - **Model Name:** Supreme - **Product Dimensions:** 55"D x 31.5"W x 55"H ## Images ![Gazelle Supreme by Tony Little - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/61PhXCgKk-L.jpg) ![Gazelle Supreme by Tony Little - Image 2](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/61qfxBMlyRL.jpg) ![Gazelle Supreme by Tony Little - Image 3](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/512vF0d-UrL.jpg) ![Gazelle Supreme by Tony Little - Image 4](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/51Tk2FMjJ3L.jpg) ![Gazelle Supreme by Tony Little - Image 5](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/51j5dURNOQL.jpg) ## Customer Reviews ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ This Grandma is very pleased with the Gazelle Supreme *by A***S on May 30, 2015* I've had the Gazelle Supreme for a little over a month. I am a 50-something grandmother. Because I work from home, I wanted a piece of equipment that would allow me to take frequent breaks throughout the day to get in a quick cardio workout. I use this machine 2-3 times per day for 10-15 minutes per session for 4-5 days per week. It is getting me up and moving whether or not I have the time to get to the gym. This is what I love about it. I also have to admit that it's really fun. You get the sensation of running very fast even though you're not -- and when you haven't been able to actually run in many years, it's a really great feeling. The Gazelle takes up little floor space, and it can be moved by tipping it forward and pushing it. It is surprisingly heavy, but that's a good thing -- it means the equipment is sturdy and substantial. You will want an extra set of hands to lift this out of the box and assemble it -- and preferably someone handy with tools and good at reading instructions. I have used both a treadmill and an elliptical for many years. With advancing age, I have begun to lose muscle mass and have had increased joint pain which has caused me to search for ways to get in some cardio exercise that is more gentle to my body. My first pick would be a treadmill, but the expense of a good quality treadmill was out of my budget. The Gazelle was in my price range, and it reminded me somewhat of an elliptical machine because of the gliding motion. However, it's nothing like an elliptical -- an elliptical is still on my wish list -- but the Gazelle is fun, provides me with a quick and gentle cardio boost and I have not grown bored with it whatsoever. As a matter of fact, I look forward to each session. I bought the version with the pistons for added resistance. The pistons do what they are intended to do -- they do provide extra resistance, and you can definitely feel it. You can easily detach the pistons when you do not want to use them. I recommend detaching the pistons for the first week -- or until you are ready -- because the resistance provided by the pistons was a little hard on the knees and hips during my first week of using it. This would not be a problem for the average person who is in good physical condition, but it is something that people with joint pain in the knees and hips should know. I now use the pistons every other day for about 5 minutes to help tone my legs. I won't necessarily say the Gazelle provides a "whole body" workout because my lower back and upper abs/chest still need supplemental exercise apart from the Gazelle. But, it is helping my thighs, calves, buttocks, lower abs and biceps -- I can see and feel a difference. Most importantly, it is giving me a good, easy cardio workout that is totally do-able. I do get enough of a workout to actually sweat after 5 minutes, and I am very pleased with the purchase. ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Surprisingly it is really useful *by D***R on November 10, 2018* It’s the model that comes with a set-resistance piston. (Not the adjustable pistons you can order, although I plan to order those probably.) I really like it a lot it’s great especially for the price, except it can make me sort of quasi/slightly seasick; however I don’t think it’s the equipment, it’s me as I am prone to motion sickness. It doesn’t get in the way, if I use it for HIIT workouts lasting 20 or 25 minutes, and keep my vision focused on watcing the pedals and handles. I can’t do long and slow- I would get nauseated; so it’s OK for the slow part of HIIT, but I just get off of it and walk around the room to do a cool down. I doubt most people would have a problem with that though. (I read hundreds of reviews of gazelle gliders before buying it and the inly similar thing I saw was one woman who eventually developed vertigo a few minths into using it, which resolved when she stopped using it.) For reference, I’m a 55-year-old normal weight woman active and have worked out with weights yoga aerobic actinvities and been in pretty good shape most of my life but recently laid off working out regularly for over three years. That being said I have resumed doing some things and I am still in some shape for example, just for a reference, I hike with significant elevation gains, is in the foothills around Denver, and an 8 mile+ hike takes me about 3 to 3 1/2 hours round-trip to complete (so including uphill and downhill). Might be considered pretty good in a lot of places, but not here in the Denver/Boulder Front Range area:) Here, some people are trail running past me! Or riding up on a unicycle! I purchased it despite qualms anout it being inexpensive potentially useless and all the cheesy commercials, because I wasn’t sure I would really use equipment in my basement (which was the only place I had to put it). I had been looking at a nice TRUE Elliptical but I didn’t want to spend all that money and have delivery men put move such a heavy difficult to relocate treadmill down in basement laundry room if I might not use it. Thos glider with pistons is good enough that I won’t buy the treadmill, since I only use itbto supplement other activities. I can definitely work up a sweat pushing myself on intervals quite easily. If ot wasn’t for the queasy thing I’d be using it all the time. I have never tried it detaching the pistons, which is an option (they offer a pretty good amount of resistance actually). My guess would be without the pistons it would take a lot of mental concentration to make myself go continously fast enough to really get my heart rate up, similar to speed walking. If it eventually gets too easy I will order the adjustable pistons or just add wrapping a bungee cord around it like I have read about other people doing on the glider that comes with no pistons. If it was something I could use more regularly I would order those pistons now. It would be worth 90 or $100 to have them to be able to go through different ranges of resistance. For me this one is currently significant amount of resistance with the pistons, and I think would be way too light without them. ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Nice exercise machine ... but beware of inside measurements *by B***1 on January 30, 2021* I purchased the Gazelle supreme after using a similar machine that is part of and outdoors park exercise center and loved it since it was the only machine that did not aggravate my severe arthritis (hips, knees and feet) that have caused me to gain so much weight...agh Actual review: I just received and set up the gazelle supreme and its super sturdy (does not rock during use)and its pretty darn quiet but (not quiet free) this isn’t possible but its not so loud you can’t hear the TV. I also learnt the hard way that the resistance pistons should only be used (they detach and reattach easy) during muscle exercise especially for a beginners. My only criticism is the inside measurements are pretty tiny for a machine that holds a 300 pound person and this issue comes from the big metal arms that hold the wire that attaches to the back of the petals. In other words if your on the shorter side and have a bigger hip and butt area (like me) this will be a tight fit but not and uncomfortable tight you can still move it just seems like a very stupid design when they made it to hold up to a 300lbs person, last time I checked 300 pound person is pretty beefy. --- ## Why Shop on Desertcart? - 🛒 **Trusted by 1.3+ Million Shoppers** — Serving international shoppers since 2016 - 🌍 **Shop Globally** — Access 737+ million products across 21 categories - 💰 **No Hidden Fees** — All customs, duties, and taxes included in the price - 🔄 **15-Day Free Returns** — Hassle-free returns (30 days for PRO members) - 🔒 **Secure Payments** — Trusted payment options with buyer protection - ⭐ **TrustPilot Rated 4.5/5** — Based on 8,000+ happy customer reviews **Shop now:** [https://www.desertcart.sc/products/1874121-gazelle-supreme-by-tony-little](https://www.desertcart.sc/products/1874121-gazelle-supreme-by-tony-little) --- *Product available on Desertcart Seychelles* *Store origin: SC* *Last updated: 2026-06-21*