Bowflex Home Gym Series

The nice looks and good build quality are totally overshadowed by the fact that this product is simply way too small. An average person cannot performance key exercises on this machine in any proper form. Terrible for beginners as you will never improve; useless for pros as you can’t go hard. I can‘t fathom how a decent professional sports brand like Bowflex can put such a mis-designed product on the market

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Bellissima e robusta stazione. Attenzione solo all altezza. Potrebbe essere bassa per alcune persone alte perche idonea a spazzi bassi

Muy decepcionado con este y ahora es mitad de precio. No es muy estable y la altura no es bueno si eres persona más alta que 180cm.

I got this a few days ago and have been using it regularly. Here are a few pros and cons. Pros: - great quality material looked and felt sturdy -super sturdy, I'm 180 pounds and 6ft and there is no give at all - its relatively short so it can fit in my basement - extremely versatile, can use it for so many excercises - dip portion is very comfortable - can attach trx straps for some exercises except for the ones that pull away too much. It feels tippy at that point but no complaints since it wasn't designed for that - can attach the beachbody pull up assist to it really easily Cons: - grips are a little bit big but I got used to it easily. Might be bad for someone with really small hands -the pull up part of it should have more versatile handgrips so you can do different gripped pull ups. All in all, great product. Worked very well with p90x program in my experience.

I demand a LOT out of my workout equipment, and I use (abuse?) it to its maximum. I've been eyeing freestanding body towers for a while due to limitations in my environment (using a door-mounted pullup bar meant I had to leave my door open, and I couldn't put studs in my wall for a wall-mounted one), but I had misgivings about the sturdiness. Not only did I want to use it for pullups, chinups and dips, I also wanted to use it as an anchor point for my TRX . I also did NOT want a back for the abdominal exercise station (since this places undue pressure on the lower back). The BodyTower delivers, and I'm very happy with it. The equipment is VERY high quality and sturdy, and it comes with clear assembly instructions. It is designed with the functional fitness enthusiast in mind: it comes with ab straps instead of those padded arm handles you normally see on power towers, as well as suspended rings for some challenging core and upper body exercises. The dip bar is adjustable, allowing a whole range of additional exercises. I have anchored my TRX on the pullup bar and can do suspended pushups, atomic pushups, suspended lunges, etc. with no stability issues. My few minor quibbles: -It is not quite as sturdy as gym-quality equipment. It rocks a tad when I do pullups, although not to a point at which it actually moves on the floor. The only way around this would have been to make it heavier, though, so I'm fine with it. -I can't use the TRX anchored to the pullup bar to do exercises that require me to pull away from the bar using all my body weight, like suspended rows. For those exercises, I have to use the handles that are attached to the tower itself because they are anchored lower. Again, this probably has to do with the weight of the tower, and it doesn't bother me because I can use the tower's handles. -As someone else mentioned, the pullup bar is unusually thick, which makes it hard to grip when my hands are sweaty. Overall, I highly recommend this equipment. You can get a cheaper tower, but this one's quality is definitely worth the price.