A recumbent bike seats you in a reclined, back-supported position that takes the strain off your lower back and joints, which makes it the go-to for rehab, larger riders, and anyone who finds an upright saddle punishing. The trade-off is a bigger footprint. These are the most comfortable, stable recumbents we’d recommend.
Horizon Fitness
A comfortable recumbent with magnetic resistance, Bluetooth app streaming and a step-through frame for low-impact home cardio.
NordicTrack
An iFit-enabled recumbent with a 14-inch rotating touchscreen, supportive seat and trainer-controlled magnetic resistance.
Schwinn Fitness
A supportive recumbent bike with a ventilated step-through seat, 20 magnetic resistance levels and 22 workout programs.
Schwinn Fitness
A comfortable recumbent bike with a supportive seat, 25 resistance levels, Bluetooth tracking and a dual-screen console.
Schwinn Fitness
A higher-spec recumbent with 25 resistance levels, 29 programs and a heavier flywheel for smoother, more capable low-impact rides.
Sole Fitness
A light-commercial recumbent with a 30-pound flywheel, 40 electronic resistance levels and a 10.1-inch touchscreen with apps.
Sunny Health & Fitness
A folding semi-recumbent bike with eight magnetic levels and a backrest, combining seated comfort with closet-friendly storage.
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