Question 1

Once you start hanging clothes on it, how well does it hold up?

Accepted Answer

HAHA!  Mine turned into a clothes hanger as well.

Question 2

what is the difference between bowflex 3000 and bowflex blaze? which is better?

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Based on my experience with the 3000 and looking at the overview of the blaze, I would say the primary difference between the two is that the blaze enables you to perform a greater number of exercises parallel to the floor. Such as lying flat on your back to bench press. The seat appears to be more adjustable. I can only perform a bench press in a seated position. Based on photos I've seen of the Blaze, in my opinion, the 3000 is better for squats because I can remove the seat and leg extension entirely. The blaze requires you to straddle the bar. I would suggest that you look at both manuals and check to see if the exercises you want to target are available on the particular device.

Question 3

Is the 100 inches the height? If not would I be able to use it with 8 ft ceilings?

Accepted Answer

My ceilings are 8' and it fits great.

Question 4

The PR3000 at Sears states on the add sign that is upgradeable from 310 to 410ibs? Is this the case? The adds I have read said 310 ibs only?

Accepted Answer

Yes, you can add the 410 lb upgrade to it.  They don't advertise it but I've had mine at 410 lbs for two years now with no problem.

Item Weight	173.6 Pounds
Material Type	Alloy Steel
Color	Bowflex PR3000
Maximum Weight Recommendation	300 Pounds
Handle Type	Fixed Handle
Strap Type	cable/pulley straps
Tension Supported	5 to 210 pounds

BOWFLEXRevolution Home Gym

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