20 Best Home Gyms Under 1000 (2023 Updated)

I shopped long and hard for a versatile gym system compact enough to fit in our garage that had enough weight to ensure I could progressively increase the intensity of my workouts. The PX2 is extremely well-engineered and functional.

Moving through a workout is easy, adjusting the seat, back pad and arms is quick and intuitive. I can pop into the garage, bang out 3 sets each of 11 exercises in 90 minutes, and head inside for dinner.

I can also head down between Zoom meetings to get the blood flowing back to my head. No time wasted traveling to a gym, or waiting for machines to open up while lollygaggers socialize. Very satisfied with the purchase.

I wanted to switch from an old power cage using weight plates to a stack weight system. The Powerline P2LPX is the perfect solution. The injuries sustained over the years limit my comfortable range of motion allowed by my joints.

Fortunately the P2LPX allows for controlled joint articulation and repetitive rep movements. The leg press really helps to control pain and injury in my failing knees. While space was not an issue for me the P2LPX does not occupy a large area, although it is over 6 ft tall.

Assembly is a time consuming project. Give yourself a day or two to complete the process. It’s not overly complicated and anyone with basic mechanical skills can accomplish the assembly process. Just be patient.

Good home gym. Installation was easy as majority of parts were assembled. It’s compact and easy to use. Our family love using this home gym!

This has been a great gym for us. Quality at its best. All the pulleys are smooth there are so many added options we bought. There’s nothing left to need except a personal trainer. I still incorporate my treadmill daily.

Compare to other available Gym’s, this one very bad quality and very tough to install. Its contains Vinyl weights. But in the market vinyl weight gym price around $300. Its selling high market price with not much quality.

This one is not a good choice for best work out. Need more space compare to other market models. Very cheap metal used for the Skelton( Cheap Aluminum quality). One word its not good one. There is 100% chance to missing parts, you need to call them and takes another week.

Assembling time compare to other 10 times more. My friendly suggestion please don’t buy.

Overall, I am satisfied with the product. For that price it is very good. However, I did not buy it for myself: I did it for my 85-year old grandfather who still likes to exercise. After I assembled the gym in his appartment, I tried to see it would work for me.

Here are my observation. Pros: 1. As mentioned, the price is good for the offered quality. 2. The quality is very decent. Looks and feels quite sturdy. 3. Takes exceptionally small space! 4. Not tall, so could fit any basement.

5. One person could assembly it without a help (good tools would come handy, though). 6. Does give you many exercise options. Cons: 1. It is designed for a smaller users: a) the rack maximal weight is only 160 lbs b) the range of motion for the chest press is short for me ( I am 5’9″) 2.

It took me 4 hours to assembly it, although I had assembled a lot of stuff before. 3. Parts are not labled, so I had put them backwards twice. 4. Leg curl is a little uncomfortable on this gym.

Prior to my first daughter being born 2. 5 years ago, I was a fairly active person, regularly running 25-30 miles/week and even running several ultramarathons. Strength training wasn’t a priority, but something I occasionally did.

Two kids in 2. 5 years later and I have run maybe 25-30 miles total this year, and my muscles are hidden under layers of belly fat. Finding time to work out was extremely challenging, and I have never been much for going to the gym.

I decided to invest in the Bowflex Revolution after reading quite a few reviews (it’s definitely an investment), and I can say that I am extremely pleased with my purchase! Setup took less than 3 hours (by myself), and the workout instructions are clear and easy to use.

I am currently still doing the “introductory” 20 minute workout plan as I get more comfortable with the equipment and build up strength, but I don’t feel like I am losing out on strength development by not using regular weights.

Also, I am actually motivated to get out of bed at 4:45 every morning to work out before getting the kids up for daycare. The cost is going to be a hurdle to some, but if you can afford it, or can afford to invest in it, I would absolutely recommend the Revolution to anyone looking for a do-it-all in a compact package workout machine! #sweepstakes.

I was so excited for this to arrive I took the day off work. As a disabled veteran with limitations this has changed my life. I’ve only had it less than a month and the difference in how I feel about myself and the convenience of having it in my garage make this the best new purchase of 2022 besides my new house.

I can get a full body workout in 30 to 45 minutes. I have spent some time in the gym previously so I know my way around a cable system and how to work my muscle groups. To a new comer it may seem like a lot but as with anything, the more you practice the better you become.

Don’t discourage yourself, believe in yourself and know that this piece of equipment is what you are looking for. The set up is step by step, follow the piece of paper, lay out all the boxes but keep all the stuff in the boxes.

Wait until the instruction tell you to open. Other than that, I’ve found that metal coat hooks can store the attachments on the wall. I really need the weight holder rack but I can’t afford it. Also, you can leave the weights on the bar and as long as they aren’t locked in they won’t create any resistance.

Once you get a pattern of how you work out, you can arrange and just slide and lock. The #sweepstakes win would be life changing.

I am 57 years old, obese with chronic health conditions. I purchased this piece to mainly strengthen muscles that were not used due to osteoarthritis pain, not to mention being quarantined upon the couch watching TV and eating Little Debbie snacks for over a year.

I wanted gain my mobility back and I knew I had to start slow, strengthening my muscles. I can’t do much walking but this helps build energy so I can do more a little bit at a time. This piece replaces 5-pieces of gym equipment and does not require a lot room.

The weight limit is 350 but I can tell you I’m well over that and thus far, no problems. It’s sturdy and the quality is good. It took a minute for me to be able to get on/off but since using this, my leg muscles have strengthened and is now easier to lift leg to get on/off the machine.

I was able to purchase this for $499 before the price hike to $700; and I paid $89 for assembly. This was a good investment for my health. I’ll probably upgrade and sell this one once I gain my strength and mobility back.

So, I’m a 50+ female who is ‘starting all over again’ with fitness. I wanted something multifunctional that would work all the muscle groups. This fit the bill. It was fairly easy to assemble with 2 people, although when I took out the seat it had a tear in it that was not apparent from the packaging – somewhat disappointing.

Aside from that, all parts were there, and in good condition. However, the instruction book was not very helpful with getting started. I went online and found some great YouTube videos that really helped.

Would recommend this item. Be aware that the PR1000 does not support upgrading the power rods. That’s fine for me, but you might want to choose another model if you anticipate wanting more weight. Overall I’m very happy with the purchase.

I debated for a long time trying to decide what type of home gym I wanted to put into my home during the COVID epidemic. I have used commercial gyms for a long time to keep in shape and to complement my running and golf habits.

I wasn’t sure if I would like the bowflex power rods vs weights but have been pleasantly suprised! First, the delivery and set up was incredibly easy and well mapped out. The parts were all clean and free of grease so I did not make a mess of the carpet.

The instructions and packaging were the best I have ever seen and believe me, I have put together a bunch of home projects for our kids, etc. The unit itself is amazing and really allows for working out any muscle group that you want.

They describe 75 exercises but really the number is unlimited if you are creative. What I like is the circuit training feel to the apparatus. You can go from quads to Lats to chest and back again in a circuit until you are done.

Just amazing. It does take time to figure out how to get it set up properly and what “weights” you want to use. I combine this with free weights and a sit up / weight bench and am very happy. I get a great workout and the power rods seem to be a little easier on the joints and tendons.

The only downside would be the crunch apparatus which I don’t care for but I don’t really like the ones in the gym either. Also the preacher curl device is a little awkward to set up and use but is still a good device.

All in all A++. I am extremely happy with the purchase and feel that it is well worth the money and is incredibly well engineered. #sweepstakes.

I purchased a TC200 Treadclimber in 2018 with an extended 5 year warranty. The equipment worked great until the motor failed after a year of use. Over the next few years, the Treadclimber required replacement of 2 more motors, 2 motor control boards, the on/off switch, rollers and treads.

All of the warranty work is contracted out to an absolutely horrible third-rate company called Go Configure. Service requests through Bowflex and their warranty contractor have taken a minimum of 2 months to complete, with the most recent taking 5 months, meaning the Treadclimber has been out of action for extended periods of time.

The motor control board failed again recently. I still had 8 months remaining on my extended warranty, but the thought of having to deal with Go Configure was more than I could bear, so I dismantled the Treadclimber and had it hauled away in the trash.

When the Treadclimber worked, it was great, but unfortunately, it was out of action for about a third of the time I owned it. It’s pretty hard to get a workout on a piece of equipment that doesn’t work! The warranty service was as bad as bad can be.

The fact that Bowflex has such an awful company do their warranty work is an indicator of how little Bowflex supports their products.

I purchased this model at regular price ($1723 tax included) this fall when brick and mortar health clubs were shuttered by government edict late last summer; the other popular Bowflex models still available through online vendors (when not backordered) were the PR1000, the Blaze and the Xtreme SE 2.

The PR3000 is a compromise between the latter and the former, with more advanced features and versatility than the Blaze while lacking a few of the benefits and user-comforts of the SE 2, which is the latest of its power rod-centric models (and correspondingly more expensive).

The assembly itself took about five hours alone at a medium-slow pace, and the small components are all bundled together in a bag, largely unlabeled. There aren’t any publicly available assembly videos for this model online, so the manual is your only resource for that part.

I’ve used the machine for a variety of exercises by muscle group and was favorably impressed with the quality of the frame & parts; the squat bar, ankle wraps, and Rod Rejuvenator are sold separately, and I consider both essential to the proper functioning of the machine, so that accounts for the loss of a star on the review rating scale.

As others have mentioned, the range of motion is not identical to a typical cable station in a gym, and may require some weight shifting on the upper body to achieve full ROM; the rods also produce somewhat less weight than labeled, though with the 310lb or 410lb upgrade there’s more than sufficient resistance for the average trainer.

The machine itself is quiet when being operated (other than the short impact of the floating pulleys against the frame during the negative portion of the repetition) and the rods are robust and durable, particularly when stored with the Rod Rejuvenator.

The only improvements that could’ve been considered were adding wheels or casters to the base for easier moving and different locations for the bolts on the machine’s V-shaped legs for easier disassembly, as it’s tedious to move out of apartments or through smaller doors.

A solid alternative to conventional gym training overall.

The delivery was abysmal. I have a disability and the driver left the three heavy boxes at the entrance to my secure block of units, even though I was standing at my front door. A neighbour had to help me drag them into my unit.

I independently sourced a local company who put it together for me. It took their tradesman three hours to assemble it – they were fantastic. Lucky I printed a copy of the assembly manual as the paper copy wasn’t in the first box opened.

The home gym is now assembled, but I need to get some silicone spray to lubricate it as it is very stiff to use. There was none provided with the home gym, so have sourced it separately. Hopefully this will loosen the machine and make it easy to use.

There was a rolled up sheet of exercises to use, though I’ll get my exercise physiologist to run over these with me. Fingers crossed.

I have only been using this gym for a week, but it seems to be working fine. Smooth operation and fairly comfortable. Very compact compared to some others. Also, the price was very good. Sams was, by far, the cheapest price and shipping was included.

I am tall and the machine has an adjustable seat, so it works fine for me. Now, the assembly instructions (not instructions, just diaghrams) were horrible. Just a bunch of pages with bad copies of parts.

I could do much better with a cheap digital camera and a copy machine. This is not much of an issue with the big parts, but the small parts are impossible to identify. You must measure many of the parts (such as bolt length) to identify and also use process of elimination by grouping known parts, then go through the rest and group them based on other known factors, such as number that are supposed to be in the box.

That doesn’t always work, as I had a “steel bushing” missing and there were only 7 of these in the box instead of 8. (“Steel bushing” is actually a plastic bushing) Also, I got the 150 pound weight stack, which is optional.

No additional instructions included with it. I assembled and put the stack on top of the weight “carriage” (part N), but the cable is too short when you do that. I emailed the company to ask for a new cable and after several email exchanges, they finally understood what was wrong and told me not to use the weight “risers” (part L) when adding the weight stack.

This would have been nice to know BEFORE I had assembled. I had to pull apart several pieces and reassemble. Absolutely horrible instructions and no instructions for adding weight stack.

Am very pleased with the ordering experience with Sam’s Club and timely delivery by FedEx. Assembly instructions consist of parts-id list and parts-keyed drawings which are adequate excepting a couple of points, but would probably be difficult for someone not very mechanically inclined.

Note-if you bought the optional 150# adjustable weight stack you will NOT use use the 2 grey , round tubes with enlarged ends! And the square bar with solid ,round weight bar at each end goes on TOP of the weight stack, not on the bottom, and the long socket-head bolt goes thru the square bar, threads thru the top hole of the weight stack lift rod and is finally capped off by a washer and nut.

It took me probably 3 hours to put it together plus more time to correct a few errors and fine tuning to get all the cable slack out and still permit easy weight-selector pin operation. Everything works smooth as silk, quietly with a good quality sound.

It will give you one heck of a work-out and I am thoroughly pleased with it. Be aware it is heavy and awkward to move. For the price, I think it is head and shoulders above anything we researched and will do well everything it is billed to do plus its quality is high.

Bought this during covid-19 and it was hard to find. The closest one I could find was at a Dicks about 85 miles away. These were flying off the shelf so I bought one online and made the long drive to pick it up.

You can find this from online retailers, but those prices were way over inflated and many of the reviews talked about damage. I am guessing their delivery people weren’t as careful as the Dicks staff because mine had no damage at all.

I just recently set it up and only time will tell for sure, but the machine feels way more solid than I would have expected for the amount I spent! This is a great buy. Only negatives that I could find are the directions could be a little better (see below) and its a little short on the hardware.

This comes with a chain and two quick links – enough to connect the pull down bar but you have to disconnect the pull down bar to connect the ankle strap. This is not a big deal – its easy enough to switch it out or spend a few bucks at the hardware store and problem solved.

Assembly. The instructions are ok but there were a few things that were not clear. Here’s a few tips: 1. There are holes on the sides of the rods that the weights are slid down over. It does not matter what direction these holes are pointing.

The holes are only there so you can insert a lock (direction not important). I spent a long time trying to figure this out. 2. The upper most weight has holes on the top and bottom and a few grooves in the top.

The picture in the directions make it look like the holes only side should be up. The rod that you insert the pin into to select the weights will not go all the way down and I cannot use the bottom weight.

I think the top weight should have the grooves side up so the rod can insert deeper into the weight stack. 3. It is very easy to overlook the rectangular double washer plates that go below where the two vertical pieces that hold the bench attach to the piece that runs along the floor.

I only realized I missed these when I was done and now have to unbuild most of it to install these. Just a heads up. the Dicks website say this is MWM-990. When I picked mine up, the boxes said it is MWM-989.

I called Marcy to ask about this and they said it is the same machine with a slightly different trim just for Dicks. The one I have looks like the pictures so I am not sure what the difference is, I just wanted to let readers know the machines function the same, so don’t freak out if your boxes say MWM-989.

Another heads up, Marcy has a video showing someone working out with this machine. The video shows him using a short bar to do curls. This machine comes with the pull down bar, but the shorter bar in the video is not included.

You can still use the pull down bar for the curls or purchase the shorter bar separately.

It took me about 4-5 hours to set it up. Instructions were okay but could be better, I had lots of experience in putting some furniture together so it was pretty easy to figure out. It comes with spare parts as well.

The size is pretty compact, roughly about 69†in length, 78†high and 35†wide. The gym itself is pretty good, it comes with a regular bar that can be used for pull-downs/biceps curls. It does need some tweaking once it’s finished though.

Do not tightened the bench press too much in order for you to get the full range of motion. However, my partner (who is much taller than me) can’t do all the exercises because it’s too cramped. I found out that it’s not recommended for anyone who’s 6’ tall or more.

The home gym as a whole is durable and pretty comfortable for the price. This is coming from a 6. 3′ 270lb guy. I’m maxing it out constantly so it holds up. My only gripe is the casing on the bottom cable stripped off after a week of use.

Nothing major and yes it is correct. It’s Ironic because Marcy equipments slogan is “when you finally get serious”. Well I guess I’m too serious. Marcy said they would replace the cable with proof of purchase, but I normally don’t expect gym equipment to fail so I didn’t save the receipt, plus there’s nothing wrong with the cable I’d just strip the new one again I’m sure.

First off, I really do like the BowFlex PR3000. It’s extremely versatile, easy to use, and very smooth in operation. I really love the fact that I can do many different exercises without having to reset the machine.

Now the bad news. BowFlex support is terrible! I’ve had to call them 4 to 5 times and each and every time I was placed on hold for almost an hour while waiting to talk with a live person. E-mail is almost as bad.

I had issues while doing the assembly of the machine, see the first pic that I attached. Once the base is assembled and the bolts tightened the results are as you see. One leg of the base doesn’t touch the floor.

It’s not my floor as I tried it in another location, same result. I did assemble the machine as is and it does work, after adding a piece of wood under the leg. A costly piece of equipment such as this shouldn’t have to have this done.

I believe that the welds for the brackets were done incorrectly. My second problem is with the height of the PR3000. See the second pic. Before buying I did a bunch of online research. Everywhere that I looked the height was stated as being 82 inches.

I even asked the BowFlex rep what the height was, she told me 82″. I explained to the rep that the ceiling of my basement gym is 82. 5 inches, so the height was a big concern for me. She again stated that the height is 82″.

I wasn’t too happy to discover that the true height of the assembled machine is 83. 5″. As you can see, I had to remove ceiling tiles to make it work. I brought these issues to the attention of two different BowFlex reps.

I sent email along with pics of the issues to them. They replied to me but completely ignored the issues, totally blowing me off. Now I can’t even get them to reply to me. I’m sure that they are hoping that I be quiet and go away, I’m not.

I don’t expect a miracle, or to have my machine replaced. But I don’t expect to be blown off and ignored either.

I bought this in store last week of Dec even though it shows no stock. It comes as a 3 pc set of boxes. No damage to anything and was happy that all the screws, nuts and stuff were labeled. Instructions are VERY basic and get worse as the build goes on.

Pay very close attention to your steps bc the instructions leave steps out and it gets frustrating as you get to assembling the pulleys. I luckily had a similar gym setup from Walmart years ago so I was familiar with how it assembled otherwise I would have been lost bc the instructions missed a lot of steps and a few pages at the end.

Took about 4 hours to assemble with me and my son. It’s a nice beginner setup and easy to use with many workouts. Worth the price once you get it built.

This little home gym has been perfect. I’ve had it for a week and experimenting. It allowed me to cancel my gym membership at planet fitness, because this does the same thing I was doing there. Very happy with my purchase highly recommend.

Easy to put together. I even did it by myself. It goes up to 150 pounds which is more than enough for my use.

The assembly was a bit confusing as some parts orientation did not match what they drew, but ultimately everything went together fine and seems very well built. Obviously with any multi-use gym there are trade offs when trying to cover so many exercises in one unit but in general this does a good job of providing a good work out to each muscle group without being too much change over etc.

Overall this is a great machine for those looking to get a work out when so many gyms have closed due to Covid.

Great machine! There are many more exercises that can be done if you are creative & think out of the box. It took 4 hrs. w/ 2 people to put together. It works smoothly, very happy with purchase.

Delivered in time as promised. Product was well packaged and when actually seeing how many individual parts there are to assemble, it can seem a daunting task. Fear not, instructions are very clear, parts are packaged separately for each step and labelled step 1, step 2, etc.

You will need to allocate around 6 hours, and don’t rush ahead, step by step. One piece of advice, there are some clearer assembly diagrams at the back of the book for the more detailed parts. This is a seriously well built and well designed piece of kit and the assembly instructions for something built from so many parts are a credit to Body-Solid.

Can’t recommend Fitness Superstore and this gym highly enough, you won’t be disappointed. Lastly, a special shout out for Karl who we dealt with.

I currently own one of these. The correct Model name is the Body Solid exm 1550 LPS. This model has been discontinued now, but there are some wonderful bargains on these in used condition, out there, now.

Previously I owned a Body Solid exm 3000 LPS. This one ( the 1550 ) is a little more limited in its stations compared to the 3000, but it has some great features like that Biangular arm Chest Press Shoulder station, that is wonderful very natural in its movement, giving you 25% more work on your arms and shoulders for the same movement as on the conventional arm press stations.

To me the seated Leg Extension feels easier on the legs than the same station on the exm 3000, which is slightly different in its engineering and construction. The Leg Press station is a very smooth station, and did you know that by using the lower part of the pedals with your toes and the balls of your feet you are doing a Toe Raise? The machine is very easy to use, very smooth and quiet in its operation, I suggest oiling it about once a month.

It is simple and effective, easy to get in and out of, doesn’t take up a lot of room, looks attractive and has about 20 exercise movements you can do on it. I am very happy with mine! Sorry that I can’t add photos at this time.

Maybe sometime soon.

I purchased the G1S on Sam’s Club’s website after looking at several other home gyms on other sites. The G1S is made by Body Solid, so I went onto their website and was very impressed by the quality of the equipment they had to offer, they make commercial work out equipment, as well as home gyms and accessories.

The gym arrived in several boxes on a pallet via ups freight about 10 days after ordering. (the driver had a pallet jack and was able to wheel it right into my garage) Everything was packed very well and the quality of the parts was impressive, mostly high quality steel, the only plastic I can think of are the caps that snap into the holes at the ends of the steel square tubes that make up the frame.

The seat, backrest and tubular cushions for your legs are very good quality. The instructions were very clear and everything fit together nice and tight. It took about 8 hours to assemble but was very much worth the effort, it was actually kind of fun.

The fasteners are separated in small bags and labeled for each step. Allen wrenches are provided, however, I would recommend having a rubber mallet for the end caps, a socket set for the nuts and bolts and a tape measure for the cables, as there are 4 cables of different lengths and you will need to install them in the correct order.

Just take your time and use a little common sense and it will all come together just fine. When I completed the assembly there were no parts left over. HINT: You will need to fine adjust the cable tension in 1 of 3 ways as described in the instructions.

There is a double pulley with 4 bolt holes on each end, I installed the bolts in the 2nd hole from the end on both ends of the pulley and the tension was perfect. (you will understand what I mean when you get there) The machine is awesome and I can tell it will last a lifetime.

I LOVE IT !!! One more thing, one of the tubular leg cushions was slightly deformed (nothing big) and I was a little tired and installed the weight #’s that label the steel weight plates backwards (160lbs to 10lbs instead of the other way around) Duh!!! I called Body Solid customer service and they sent new ones with no questions asked.

Great customer service!!!.

The quality of the product is outstanding and the thought that went into the design of its functionality is exceptional. My wife is only 4′ 10″ tall and I am 6′. The system provides enough select-ability on all components that we can both perform every advertised exercise comfortably.

The assembled product is sturdy and well laid out so that the motions are smooth and quiet. The directions are minimal (as others have mentioned) but if you take the time to first understand the assembly depicted on each page and then follow the sequencing you should be just fine.

I will caution that you should install the pulleys (there are a lot of them) and route the cables at the same time (i. e. drape the cable over the pulley and then install the pulley) otherwise you will find yourself disassembling a lot of the pulleys due to insufficient clearance for cable ends to pass through the assembled opening.

Assembly tools are provided but you will be much more efficient with your own socket set and adjustable wrench. I put it together by myself over the course of two evenings (about 4 hours total) and only required assistance from my wife for about 5 minutes in order to hold a component in place while I installed the fasteners.

I did find a defective part that was quickly replaced simply by emailing (with a picture of the defective component attached) a representative at Body Solid. Strength Warehouse USA (the lowest price overall) provided a flawless home delivery service.

Fair. I’m tall so the cables were bottoming out on some movements. I had to restring the fly cables to get range of motion. The designers would be aghast. The leg extension is garbage because the cable guide of the extension isn’t constant radius.

You can barely lift at the bottom what you don’t feel at all at the top. Terrible. The arms for the cable flys are flimsy for the work they have to do. I worry they might bend on really heavy pulls. I don’t think I would immediately recommend this gym.

I really like the machine but was extremely complicated to put together even with two professional installers. One of the cables that lifts the weights was too short so the last two weights in the stack are unuseable.

Instructions are truely complicated and should not be attempted by someone who doesn’t have a week to spend scratching your head. I decided to hire two technicians who put this type of equipment together regularly and it took them over 6 hours.

The idea of this enhanced version of the super gym is great. Supposed to provide a lot of different work out options. However the main problem is the stability of the product. It seems flimsy and shaky once installed.

The hand bars make creeky noise and the entire unit shakes/moves while in use. Even after multiple installation, and repair attempts the product is still shaky and moves. Waited for this product, paid premium price compared to the previous version (which was almost 10k cheaper), but this is no different.

The Domyos brand representatives also can’t help. Poor quality product. Better go with other local Brands.

Although the equipment is quite tiresome to put together (allow at least a few hours), the end result is great for anyone that needs a small multi gym at home. Although it has a limited amount of workouts in the video, you can adapt and use this equipment for a wide range of exercises.

It’s a great start for those that want to work out at their own leisure in the comfort of their own home.

Just installed it over the weekend, took me 4 hours. Was quite fun. Just follow the video link provided. Good value for money. Is very robust and easy to use. Good job guys, now I am spoiled, have my own gym !.

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Kuntosuoritukset on riittävän monipuoliset, voi itse asiassa muistella oman nuoruuden kuntosaliharjoitteita, tehokkaita olivat -70 luvulla ja tehokkaita ovat nyt. SUOSITTELEN!.

TranslateShow in original languageEnsiksi isot plussat kokoamisohjeista + siitä että kaikki palikat oli kauniisti pakattuina omissa osioissaan ja mitään ei puuttunut♥ n 10€-20€ nilkkaremmi ei kuulunutkaan yllätyksekseni tuotteeseen vaikka videossa se näkyi olevan, pettymys oli aika suuri kun se puutos lopussa huomattiin.

Pieni asia ja vieläpä edullinen sellainen, suosittelen lisäämään sen tuotteeseen. Toinen miinus tulee laitteen liikkuvuudesta, painopakka yskii aina palautusvaiheessa vaikka sen kuuluisi liukua. Liukkariostoksille siis :).

TranslateShow in original languageSchnell geliefert. Einfach zusammen zu bauen die Schrauben sind nach schritten eingepackt deshalb kann man sich das geld für den Aufbau sparen. Qualität finde ich gut auch von den gewichten her.

Man könnte jedoch zur Verpackung die Schlüssel gleich mitliefern um die Schrauben und Muttern anzu ziehen. Macht auf jedenfall spass zu trainieren.