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Sunny Health and Fitness SF-E902 Air Walk Trainer Review (2026): Bare-Bones Starter Machine

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Caroline Lubinsky, CF-L1

Caroline is a former NCAA D1 Women’s College Soccer player who also played in the WPSL, the second highest level of professional women’s soccer in the United States. Although soccer was her first love, Caroline eats, sleeps, and breathes all things fitness. She credits her high school’s football coach, Jason Estep, with teaching her how to properly use a barbell at 15 years old and inspiring an enduring love for strength training. Caroline is also a CrossFit Level 1 Trainer. Content wise, Caroline has a background in Public Relations and previously worked in the Communication department at Appalachian State University. When Caroline isn’t writing or working out, she works with dachshund rescue groups and listens to way too many true crime podcasts.

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Updated on June 20, 2023
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man using Sunny Health and Fitness Air Walker

Not everyone wants, needs, or can afford a high-end elliptical. Heck, many of us don’t even have the space for a commercial-sized machine in our home. This is where compact and budget-friendly options come in handy, like those from Sunny Health & Fitness.

In this Sunny Health and Fitness SF-E902 Air Walk Trainer review, we’ll take a look at this foldable cardio machine to see if it’s worth a single C-note. Plus, we’ll analyze how the SF-E902 stacks up to others we’ve tried in the past, and I promise I won’t spare a single detail. 

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Sunny Health & Fitness SF-E902 Air Walk Trainer

Sunny Health & Fitness Air Walker Trainer

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Product Highlights

  • Budget-friendly glider with a 30-inch stride that offers a low-impact, cardio-based full-body workout
  • Folding design so it is easy to store when not in use
  • Digital LCD monitor displays time, count, total count, and calories
  • Features and adjustable abdominal pad for stability
  • 220-pound maximum weight user capacity

Pros & Cons

Pros

  • Affordable
  • Low-impact
  • Compact
  • Folding design
  • Full-body workout

Cons

  • No programmed workouts
  • Monitor does not calibrate some metrics accurately
  • No support bar
  • Low weight capacity

Bottom Line

The Sunny Health & Fitness Air Walk Trainer may be an option if you are new to cardio, looking for a low-impact workout, or on a budget.

A Quick Look at the Sunny Health & Fitness SF-E902 Air Walk Trainer

Sunny Health and Fitness has a lot of ellipticals to choose from––and I mean a lot. I’m talking under-desk ellipticals, striders, gliders, and electric elliptical trainers out the wazoo. The Sunny Health and Fitness SF-E902 Air Walk Trainer is one of their least expensive offerings at just under $100. 

My Tips:

  • Download the SunnyFit app for free, on-demand workout classes.
  • No need to pay for professional assembly––most people will be able to put this together in under 20 minutes by themselves.

Pros:

  • Under $100
  • Foldable
  • 30-inch stride length
  • Non-slip pedals
  • Simple display
  • Easy to assemble
  • 35 pounds
  • USA-based company

Cons:

  • 220-pound user weight capacity
  • High step-up height
  • Warranty is short
  • Single set of handlebars

Is the Sunny Health & Fitness SF-E902 Air Walk Trainer Worth It?

Figuring out if a cardio machine is right for you is no small task––after all, there are tons of options to pick from. GGR wants to streamline the process by suggesting who the Sunny Health & Fitness SF-E902 Air Walk Trainer might work best for and who should go with something different. 

Great for:

  • Space-saving
  • A budget option
  • Aerobic training
  • Beginners

Not recommended for:

  • Heavy people
  • Advanced athletes
  • Individuals with balance issues

Sunny Health and Fitness SF-E902 Air Walk Trainer Specs

Footprint25” L x 19” W x 57” H
Weight35 lbs
Maximum weight220 lbs
PriceUnder $100
Stride length30 inches
FoldableYes
Warranty1-year frame, 90 days parts
Handlebar typeSingle set of handlebars (Full range of motion)
MonitorLCD monitor
Pedal step-up height7.52 inches
Return policyWithin 30 days
Pedal typeNon-slip foot pads

Skywalkin’ on These Haters with the Sunny Health and Fitness SF-E902 Air Walk Trainer

People in small spaces often get the short end of the stick when it comes to compact cardio machines. It can be downright challenging to find equipment that actually fits in your space and also stores easily when you’re not using it. 

Plenty of treadmills and elliptical machines have small footprints, but this doesn’t always translate well to the storage aspect. This is why I was particularly intrigued by the Sunny Health and Fitness SF-E902 Air Walk Trainer––it folds for easy storage, is inexpensive, and has a small footprint.

Sunny Health and Fitness Air Walker folded

Coop Mitchell, founder of GGR, evaluated the SF-E902 with his own bare hands (I would say feet, too, but he assured me he was wearing shoes while testing). 

“At just $100, this is likely the cheapest elliptical I’ve ever used,” Coop explained. “There’s no resistance, which makes it pretty smooth.”

RELATED: How to Use an Elliptical

Although I didn’t personally have the chance to hop on the SF-E902, I have used the Gazelle Freestyle, which has a similar build. With gliders and air walkers like these two, you’ll usually feel like you’re able to take long strides, since they’re meant to simulate walking and running. In the case of the SF-E902, the stride length is 30 inches, which gives users a chance to really stretch their legs.

Coop is a well-conditioned individual, so he found the lack of resistance on the SF-E902 to be a drawback. However, if you’re a beginner, getting back into exercise, or just want to up your stamina, this may not matter much to you. Since you’ll be swinging your legs and arms simultaneously, you’ll definitely be able to pump your heart rate up without necessarily needing resistance.

One of the more interesting features on this machine is the abdominal pad. I can see it being useful for people with weaker cores or an injury that makes them pitch forward while exercising. If neither of these apply to you, you may find this add-on to be more of a nuisance than anything else. Although it is adjustable, some reviewers reported it didn’t adjust enough to be usable for shorter folks, which is worth keeping in mind.

Although the footprint of the SF-E902 is already small, this elliptical can also fold. After doing a ton of research, I can confidently say that not many ellipticals or gliders fold, which makes this a great option for small spaces.

Plus, at just 35 pounds, the SF-E902 can easily be picked up by one able-bodied person and moved for storage. 

Technology Benefits and Conveniences

Sunny Health and Fitness Air Walker console

You won’t find much in the way of technology when it comes to the SF-E902. However, the simplicity can be a benefit in and of itself. You don’t have to plug in this machine for it to work, so you won’t have to position it carefully next to an outlet. Plus, it’s more user-friendly because it truly is so simple to use.

There is a small display located about six inches underneath the abdominal pad. On it, you’ll be able to cycle through a few different stats (using the red button) including calories burned, time elapsed, and the total count of your strides. 

It is worth noting that there isn’t a device holder or water bottle slot on this machine. Nonetheless, you can still entertain yourself by setting up your SF-E902 near a television or playing music from your own speaker. 

Comparison to Gazelle Freestyle

Gazelle Freestyle

Gazelle Elliptical Glider

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Product Highlights

  • Free shipping available

  • 1-year warranty

  • Self-powered glider

Pros & Cons

Pros

  • Folding design
  • Large water bottle holder
  • Pulse grips to monitor heart rate
  • Doesn’t require power outlet
  • Expert assembly option for additional cost

Cons

  • Can be tricky to get the hang of the motion
  • Reports of grinding noise when in use
  • Basic monitor
  • Shipping & Returns

Bottom Line

If you’re looking for a joint-friendly piece of cardio equipment that facilitates muscle tone as well as cardiovascular health, the Gazelle Freestyle glider is a good choice for beginners and more experienced cardio junkies alike.

The Gazelle Freestyle is another glider-like machine available on Amazon for an inexpensive price. Both are pretty similar––they feature a year-long warranty, foldable frame, and zero resistance.

However, the Gazelle Freestyle does have a slightly higher weight capacity compared to that of the SF-E902. Check out the chart below to see all the similarities (and differences) between the two cardio machines. 

Want to learn more? Check out our full Gazelle Freestyle review.

MachineSunny Health and Fitness SF-E902 Air Walk TrainerGazelle Freestyle
PriceUnder $100Around $220
Footprint25” L x 19” W x 57” H44″ L x 33.5″ W x 53.5″ H
Warranty1-year frame, 90 days parts12 months
Max user weight220 lbs300 lbs
Constructed withSteel, foam, plasticSteel
FoldableYesYes
Resistance levelsNoneNone
Weight35 lbs55 lbs
Water bottle holderNoYes

Customer Experience 

Although we typically expect to see at least a 10-year frame warranty on most ellipticals, the Sunny Health and Fitness SF-E902 Air Walk Trainer only has a one-year guarantee. However, I think it is important to keep in mind the price when evaluating the warranty, as this machine is under $100. I’m honestly glad they gave a warranty at all for such an inexpensive piece of cardio equipment. 

If you don’t love your SF-E902 Air Walk Trainer, you can return the machine within 30 days for a refund. You’ll begin through the traditional Amazon returns process by clicking the “Returns and Orders” button in the upper right corner.

Sunny Health and Fitness Air Walker close up

Ordering and Assembling the Sunny Health and Fitness SF-E902 Air Walk Trainer

Ordering the SF-E902 on Amazon is simple. Add the machine to your cart, type in your credit card information, and choose your assembly option of choice. The machine will be shipped to your home in under a week with free delivery (even for non-Prime members). You’ll be able to purchase professional assembly for $89, or put it together yourself at no cost.

Although there isn’t financing available for this particular machine, you can save money on the SF-E902 if you are approved for an Amazon Business Card.

For those curious about the assembly process, GGR’s Operations Manager Sam “asSAMbly” Presley put together the SF-E902 and said it was a breeze.

“The machine comes mostly pre-assembled,” Sam commented. “You just have to add a few screws and it is ready to be used in around 20 minutes.”

Customer Reviews

On Amazon, the Sunny Health and Fitness SF-E902 Air Walk Trainer has a rating of 4.2 out of 5 with over 9,100 reviews. 

Pleased patrons lauded the easy assembly process, quietness, and overall sturdiness of the SF-E902. 

“It took me 5 mins to put together––extremely easy to do, just a couple of nuts and bolts to screw on and it’s pretty much there,” customer Hannah explained. “It is also nice and compact, so it’s ideal for a smaller space.”

Others who purchased the SF-E902 weren’t crazy about the non-existent resistance, small foot pedals, and lack of features.

“If you are looking for something to help tone, give an intense workout, or keep track of your workouts, this probably won’t do the job,” customer Chantal reported.

RELATED: Elliptical HIIT Workout

Final Verdict of Our Sunny Health and Fitness SF-E902 Air Walk Trainer Review

The Sunny Health and Fitness SF-E902 Air Walk Trainer delivers a decent workout for an excellent price.

  • If you need a compact elliptical for a small space, this compact option might work well for you for a gentle full body workout.
  • For more advanced athletes, the lack of resistance offered might prove to be problematic.
  • The SF-E902 may not last like other more expensive options would, but at $100, this may be less of an issue for you.

Sunny Health and Fitness SF-E902 Air Walk Trainer Rating

Sunny Health and Fitness SF-E902 Air Walk Trainer

Take a look at our full Sunny Health and Fitness SF-E902 Air Walk Trainer review to see what we really think about this inexpensive cardio machine.

Product Brand: Sunny Health and Fitness

Product Currency: $

Product Price: 95.97

Product In-Stock: InStock

Editor's Rating:
3.72

Sunny Health and Fitness SF-E902 Air Walk Trainer

Footprint and Portability – 5
Delivery and Setup – 5
Durability – 2.5
Customizations – 2.5
Customer Reviews – 4.2
Adjustability and Ergonomics – 3.5
Conveniences – 3
Value – 3.75
Warranty, Financing, Returns – 3.75
Customer Service – 4
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Sunny Health & Fitness SF-E902 Air Walk Trainer FAQs

What muscles does the SF-E902 work?

Since you’ll be moving both your arms and legs while using the SF-E902, you’ll get a full-body aerobic workout. However, this isn’t a substitute for lifting weights, but rather a helpful addition to a strength-training routine. Some reviewers reported that their glutes and general lower-body were sore after using the Sunny Health & Fitness Air Walk Trainer.

Will I lose weight on an air walk trainer?

Combined with a good diet, frequently using an air walker trainer may support weight loss. I recommend always consulting with your doctor or a registered health professional before trying a new diet or exercise routine.

Is the Sunny Health and Fitness SF-E902 good for beginners?

Yes! The SF-E902 is an excellent way for novices to get acclimated to exercise. Plus, it is an inexpensive way to get moving without having to brave the elements of the great outdoors. Who doesn’t like a little television and air conditioning while doing cardio, am I right?

What other types of low-impact fitness equipment would you recommend?

Besides the obvious elliptical, cross trainers, exercise bikes, and rowing machines provide excellent low-impact workouts. Depending on the space you have in your home gym, you might prefer one piece of equipment over another.

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A Quick Look at the Sunny Health & Fitness SF-E902 Air Walk Trainer
Is the Sunny Health & Fitness SF-E902 Air Walk Trainer Worth It?
Sunny Health and Fitness SF-E902 Air Walk Trainer Specs
Skywalkin’ on These Haters with the Sunny Health and Fitness SF-E902 Air Walk Trainer
Technology Benefits and Conveniences
Comparison to Gazelle Freestyle
Customer Experience 
Ordering and Assembling the Sunny Health and Fitness SF-E902 Air Walk Trainer
Customer Reviews
Final Verdict of Our Sunny Health and Fitness SF-E902 Air Walk Trainer Review
Sunny Health and Fitness SF-E902 Air Walk Trainer Rating
Sunny Health & Fitness SF-E902 Air Walk Trainer FAQs

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