Walmart has for
Fitvids LX750 Home Gym System Workout Station (330 Lbs of Resistance, 122.5 Lbs Weight Stack) on sale for
$229.99.
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Product Details:
- Made from high quality steel, designed to support a maximum user weight of 400 lbs and a maximum total weight of 1000 lbs. Nylon coated aircraft quality cables were tested 1000-Pound capacity;
- High and low pulley system (total 15 pulleys) provides a smooth fluid motion with every movement and strengthen various muscles throughout your back, arms and core;
- Wide-grip Olympic lat pull-down attachment comes with both lat bar and low row bar with foam handles for easy grip and multiple muscle training purposes. Bars are detachable & can be replaced with other lat machine accessories;
- With 122.5 Pounds vinyl weight stack (included), this home gym system has resistance that goes all the way to 330 lbs. , you can train and tone to accommodate all fitness levels. 4-Roll Leg Developer.
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The manufacturer's half assed website describes this as a smart wearable product, rather than as a home gym, even though it has pictures of a home gym. Same text on basically the other product pages, too, and it seems to have been put online only a few months ago.
See for yourself: https://fitvidshomegym.
That website also says they're in Delaware and describes the company as having been started in 2020 by "John Smith," but there is no registered company in Delaware by that name, and the trademark owner is a Chinese company: https://tsdr.uspto.gov/#caseNumbe...at
Video review: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y4E8zg5
The price is great for this set however, support is non-existent. It is what happen to me because the bracket that hold the pulley broke when I first tried it. There is no where you can contact to ask for replacement. This is how I fix it. My first advice is do not over tighten, the welding is not good, all the bracket that hold the pulley should only be hand tighted, not too much. Second, there are 2 important float bracket that is critical to this set. This is the part that broke for me, it just snap in half. Here is a replacement I bought that is much better: https://slickdeals.net/click?sdfib=1&l
Again, do not over tight, and hope that you did not get any defective bracket.
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The manufacturer's half assed website describes this as a smart wearable product, rather than as a home gym, even though it has pictures of a home gym. Same text on basically the other product pages, too, and it seems to have been put online only a few months ago.
See for yourself: https://fitvidshomegym.
That website also says they're in Delaware and describes the company as having been started in 2020 by "John Smith," but there is no registered company in Delaware by that name, and the trademark owner is a Chinese company: https://tsdr.uspto.gov/#caseNumbe...at
Video review: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y4E8zg5
The fact that Walmart agrees to sell this even when the product web page describes something entirely different says a lot about how nonexistent Walmart's vetting process is.
Good work tracking down the details.
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The manufacturer's half assed website describes this as a smart wearable product, rather than as a home gym, even though it has pictures of a home gym. Same text on basically the other product pages, too, and it seems to have been put online only a few months ago.
See for yourself: https://fitvidshomegym.
That website also says they're in Delaware and describes the company as having been started in 2020 by "John Smith," but there is no registered company in Delaware by that name, and the trademark owner is a Chinese company: https://tsdr.uspto.gov/#caseNumbe...at
Video review: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y4E8zg5
It was terrible.
With these types of home gyms you don't get a straight one-to-one correspondence with the weights. Like you can't chest press exactly 100lbs and then go up a weight plate and you're at 110 like at a normal gym. It's more like you chest press 68.7lbs then go up a plate and you're at 91.2 or something. I always had to make large jumps so often you are stuck using too small of a weight because the jump to the next highest is too far, even though you are getting stronger. This also REALLY affects the different exercises quite drastically due to all of the pulleys. So just having 1 plate while doing chest press might only be 12lbs, if you swap over to something like leg extensions it would equate to 38lbs of resistance. Depending on how strong you are, you might end up finding that some exercises are impossible for you due to how strong the resistance is or you will often find that you can't ever move up.
I got a really good price on my gym at the time but I almost never used it due to the negatives above. It was one of my largest regretful purchases. Also a complete pain to get it out of my house when I sold it and hard to find a buyer in the first place.
Definitely not enough weight to do shoulder shrugs. Or squats. But after welds break on you an you get to live thru it; you kinda don't wanna try again. I still found after spending 1000+ on weights an equipment I needed a gym eventually cause I was too strong for it. It worked for a couple dedicated years.
If someone wants a home solution one of those 2 cable tower machines looks excellent ; but for some reason cost a lot. (an *id* love to have 2 but that's a very me specific training)
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It was terrible.
With these types of home gyms you don't get a straight one-to-one correspondence with the weights. Like you can't chest press exactly 100lbs and then go up a weight plate and you're at 110 like at a normal gym. It's more like you chest press 68.7lbs then go up a plate and you're at 91.2 or something. I always had to make large jumps so often you are stuck using too small of a weight because the jump to the next highest is too far, even though you are getting stronger. This also REALLY affects the different exercises quite drastically due to all of the pulleys. So just having 1 plate while doing chest press might only be 12lbs, if you swap over to something like leg extensions it would equate to 38lbs of resistance. Depending on how strong you are, you might end up finding that some exercises are impossible for you due to how strong the resistance is or you will often find that you can't ever move up.
I got a really good price on my gym at the time but I almost never used it due to the negatives above. It was one of my largest regretful purchases. Also a complete pain to get it out of my house when I sold it and hard to find a buyer in the first place.
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