BalanceFrom Home Gym System Workout Station with 380LB of Resistance, 125LB - 145LB Weight Stack
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Style: RS60-2
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- Adjustable - Both Olympic Bench and Squat Rack are adjustable. Bench can be easily adjustable to incline, flat and decline chest press positions, while the rack can be adjusted to different heights
- Two-piece Design - The Olympic Bench and Squat Rack can be used together or separately or even moved out of the way, allowing you to perform squats and other exercises without obstruction
- Heavy Duty - Made from high quality steel, designed to support a maximum user weight of 400 lbs. and a maximum total weight of 800 lbs. Adjustable spotting arms prevent unnecessary injury while working out
- Additional Features - This set comes with a Preacher Curl pad and arm handle that allow you to isolate your arm movement for proper form. Leg developer is designed to target hamstrings, quadriceps and flute muscles. Weight plates holders let you store you
- Dimensions - 73" L x 46 W x (50"-65") H (Squat Rack adjustable from 50" to 65"). Product Weight: 90 Pounds (Full Station), 52 Pounds (Bench Only), 38 Pounds (Rack Only)
Item Package Dimensions L x W x H: 32 x 10 x 5 inches
Package Weight: 40 Pounds
Item Weight: 90 Pounds
Brand Name: BalanceFrom
Warranty Description: 2 year manufacturer
Model Name: RSRS60
Color: Gray
Material: Steel
Suggested Users: All
Manufacturer: BalanceFrom
Style: RS60-2
Included Components: Home gym
Date First Available: February 9, 2021
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Style: RS80
The media could not be loaded. I’m happy with my purchase!! I just made my small spare room into a gym/office. This piece fit perfectly and is pretty compact. It was a little tricky to understand the directions completely - so I also used the photo of the machine in this sale listing, and winged it. Especially stringing the pulley cables!! Everything pulls as it should. Some areas feel like they have more tension - I’m taking a guess here in saying maybe some of the bolts are too tight. When seated and using the leg lift I have to remove the front body rest bc it comes down on me. Not a huge deal with the little toggle screw. It’s easily adjusted up, down or off. I was left with a few spare nuts, washers and bolts. Again, directions are not the easiest to follow. Trying to figure out how much the weights are individually but I don’t see anything on that. Overall, I think it’s a great system for the price and just what I needed. Hope it holds up for a while.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 2, 2023 by Customer Customer
Style: RS80
It works well and I got it for a good price, Im in a wheelchair so I had someone from ANGI come out and put it together for me, He did it in 2 and a half or 3 hours with no problems at all, When I got it, it was in a 7ft Crate/Wooden box . Nothing damaged and delivered on time
Reviewed in the United States on March 17, 2023 by steven w. steven w.
Style: RS80
The machine works as designed yes but rather flimsy when in use even with everything max tightened down it moves a lot when in use and sways . Also noted that the arm parts of machine that have studs one snapped when attempting to hand tighten . Left me with having to fabricate a new mounting point .
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Reviewed in the United States on April 5, 2023 by Jamie skinner
Style: RS80
Good quality good amount of weight good amount of resistance, but cannot use the leg press cuz I'm too tall bottom hits my shins..as for the arm press it works it's just I'm too tall for it..i think I order the female size one...
Reviewed in the United States on March 28, 2023 by david bonin
Style: RS80
The product is pretty good but maybe a little on the narrow side for someone that has a 46 chest and up. I purchased this to get back into weight training because my older machine was a Bowflex (resistance style) machine. Assembly was easy, I let my son (age 12) put it together with my supervision following the book and the video that can be found with a QR code. This took almost 2 hours and was a great experience for us both. We (my wife and I) are able to switch weights and different exercises pretty easily on the machine with no issues. I'm built a little broader so it seems that I have to fold into the machine to get into position with the fly and press, etc. This isn't an issue for me but maybe for others, although if I knew this beforehand I would have probably gone with a bigger machine. Still happy with the purchase though.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 22, 2022 by ThatGuyWithTheFace
Style: RS80
This machine held up okay for 11 months of fairly hard 5 day a week use until the cable snapped. My only other complaint would be the press will develop a good ammonia of play in them after a few months of regular use. Decent machine for the money and limited weight resistance. Don’t ever expect to hear from anyone in customer service ever. Multiple attempts have gotten me nowhere. Useless to me without a new cable.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 21, 2022 by jason doss
Style: RS80
Let me start by saying that this home gym will work for me, but over all it's a 3star. The main box was probably dropped a few times, all the styrofoam in the box was like a snow day when I opened it. The Weight box was also damaged (see pic). The QR code on the Instruction book takes you to a U-Tube video in fast motion and did not match the instructions in the book for assembly. I assembled this in about 4 hours. It can be done with one person, two is better. Pay attention when stacking the weights, make sure they all face the same way. First workout, high reps low weight, the machine still doesn't feel sturdy from side to side in the Chest, Fly, Lat pulldown. Im 55, I just need to tone up, not looking to put on any muscle so, ya this home gym will work for me.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 2, 2022 by EDWARD HOLLAND EDWARD HOLLAND
Style: RS80
*The Pros and Con's* "I'm 5'9 about 286 lbs out of shape" *There is a Height Problem with the sitting* *When doing Leg Curls the Curl Bar will incline to your stomach not allowing you to fully complete a leg curl* *The Bow Arms could have an adjustment as well it felt short armed and was tight doing a set* *Which leaves the curl bar that lifta the entire weight machine, but operates find if your weight is set lower than the machine* *The pull down works great! But the curl bar in the way of doing sit downs or squats* *Those are the pro's and con's* I would regret it if I didn't get a refund*
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Reviewed in the United States on April 7, 2023 by Terrence L. Gearing Jr. Terrence L. Gearing Jr.