Multifunctional Home Gym Station
Dimensions : 68L x 42W x 78H inches
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Weight : 150 lb|
Warranty : 2 year|
Sport Type : Strength training|
Number of Pieces : 1|
Frame Type : Steel
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Overall Feedback:
74% positive
78% were impressed with its build quality; however, 22% noticed parts wearing out prematurely
I had to use a drill to open up a hole because some sections were not welded at the correct spot and the pin couldn't pass through.
71% found the cable system smooth; however, 29% experienced cable sticking or fraying
The cable adjustments for tension are nice and easy. The cables may stretch a bit, but it's no problem with the design to tighten them up.
With some modifications on cable and chain lengths, the machine is a good fit for us. We don't use the chain for lat pull downs.
The lower pulley assembly is poorly engineered and the cable tends to stick and slip out of its pulley.
73% appreciated its wide range of exercise options
I like the versatility of my home-gym as I can exercise all my major muscle groups and it is short enough to fit in my basement. I recommend wearing shoes and long pants as some of the metal edges are sharp. I am happy with my purchase and think it is a good value for the size and versatility.
I love the versatility of my home-gym and can get a great full body workout with the purchase of a couple of extra accessories.
The workout equipment is more versatile than I initially thought and is a great price for all the workouts I can get out of it.
71% found the weight stack sufficient for their needs
I have mentioned the weight capacity of the machine and how it works. The machine can accommodate up to 150 pounds of weightlifting. The numbers on the weights are 1-14, because the always attached initial weight is 10 pounds, so setting the weight bar at 14 means 14 x 10 lb weights plus the initial weight for a total of 150 lbs. It would have been better if the actual weight was mentioned instead of just numbers that are off by 1.
