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Style: BowFlex PR3000
Features
- POWER ROD RESISTANCE: Provides as little as 5 or as many as 210 lbs. of Power Rod resistance.
- HAND GRIP/ANKLE CUFFS: Multi-use hand grip/ankle cuffs designed to add flexibility and performance to any workout using the Quick Change Power Rod system.
- UPGRADE OPTIONS: Upgradable Power Rod resistance to 310 lbs.
- CONSTRUCTION: Heavy-duty steel construction frame offering long-term durability.
- PULLEY SYSTEM: No-change cable pulley system allows you to quickly go from one exercise to the next.
- WORKOUTS INCLUDED: Instructional workout placard included.
Specs & Other Info
| Specification | Details |
|---|---|
| Product Weight | 173.6 lbs |
| Brand Manufacturer | Bowflex, a subsidiary of Nautilus, Inc. |
| Model | Bowflex PR3000 Home Gym |
| Construction Material | Industry-grade Material |
| Handle Configuration | Secure Fixed Handle |
| Physical Dimensions | 76 x 86 x 82 inches |
| Package Dimensions | 54 x 27.73 x 10 inches |
| Package Weight | Approximately 78.93 kg |
| Country of Manufacture | United States |
| Product Warranty | 5-year for power rods, 1-year for frame, 60 days for parts |
| Suitable for | All genders, adults |
| Product Quantity | Singular Item |
| Product Identifier | Part Number 100142 |
| Style | Modern Bowflex PR3000 Home Gym |
| Inclusive Components | Complete Home Gym Set |
| Intended for Sport Type | Weightlifting Training |
| First Released | August 18, 2008 |
Frequently asked questions
The PR3000 Home Gym from BowFlex comes with a standard resistance of 210 lbs, which can be upgraded to 310 lbs if needed. It uses the Power Rod technology of Bowflex for resistance which provides a smoother and more controlled motion than traditional weights.
The PR3000 will need a workout area of at least 100 inches x 78 inches. Ensure to provide a minimum ceiling height clearance of 82 inches.
Absolutely! The BowFlex PR3000 is designed for full-body workouts. It includes a vertical bench press and a triple-function hand grip/ankle cuffs, allowing over 50 strength exercises.
Yes, assembly is required for the PR3000 Home Gym. However, it comes with a detailed assembly manual. Alternatively, you may opt for expert assembly but this comes with an additional cost.
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This is our summary and key points to consider based on customer reviews.
The Bowflex PR3000 Home Gym has received positive reviews overall, with particular praise for its range of exercises, solid construction, and overall value. However, some reviewers commented on complex assembly and inadequate resistance for seasoned gym-goers.
Pros
- π¦ Good Packaging: Each part is intricately wrapped, ensuring no damage during transit.
- βοΈ Quality of Construction: The unit boasts of many powder-coated steel parts, offering promising durability.
- π Exercise Flexibility: This home gym provides the flexibility to cover a broad range of muscle groups.
- π§ Noise: Potential for a quiet workout experience.
- πͺ Resistance Feel: The change in resistance feels pretty good, smoothing out towards the end of each rep.
Cons
- π Assembly Instructions: Instructions lack clarity, leading to potential confusion while setting up the gym.
- πͺ Quality of Seat: The seat is considered to be lower in quality, with expectations of it not living up to the longevity of the machine.
- π Cable Change: Frequent cable changes may be required, interrupting the flow of the workout.
- π¦Ύ Resistance: Some seasoned gym-goers may find the resistance inadequate, needing to purchase additional bands.
Should I Buy It?
If you're looking for a home gym offering a variety of exercises and high-quality construction, the Bowflex PR3000 is a solid investment. However, if you are a professional body builder or seasoned gym-goer expecting high resistance, this may not be the right choice unless you're prepared to purchase additional resistance bands.
Style: BowFlex PR3000
I received the product in a timely manner. The delivery people were very thorough and professional in making contact and ensuring it was delivered at a time when I was available. I've been studying different home gyms for about two months before deciding on this one. A couple factors I used was space, simplicity of use, durability, and how much of the body can be worked out effectively. I have been in fitness since the age of 16. I'm 45 now. So while I am not an official expert I have a lot of practical knowledge from reading, experience, and listening to others who know more than I do. Assembly was pretty straight forward. The gym comes in several large pieces and the manual was easy to follow for assembly. The manual suggests using two adjustable wrenches to attach the bolts and nuts. And while that will certainly work I think its better to use a socket and a combination wrench of the correct size. You don't need many. Two maybe three different sized. Can't remember specifically. Its just with using a combination wrench the possibility of it sliding off and slightly stripping the corners is a possibility. I put it together by myself with occasional assistance from my 9 year old (holding something while screwing it in) in about two and a half hours. The instructions are illustrated so you can see what goes where. The only thing i would add is a real size chart for the bolts because it is easy to get a couple of them mixed up. I would suggest reading the length of the bolt used and measuring it with a tape measure to ensure you have the right one. There are two sets of bolts that are very close in length and its easy to get them switched. Assembling the cables can be a little confusing especially since the directions let you figure out that there is a floating pulley. It shows the routing of the cable in a picture that is easy to understand and the pulleys themselves are numbered so you know you get the right order. Its really done well. Other than these few minor improvements that can be made, I was quite pleased. The users manual is what I think is the gem of this package. Someone put a lot of thought into this. If you are an experienced gym rat who lifts for years then just figure out the exercises and do your thing. But say you have never really worked out much in your life, it has really well thought out fitness plans for you to follow that are great and will help you meet your goals. Follow them. You don't need to reinvent the wheel. Now in order to be happy with your purchase and get people to not purchase something they don't need I must explain what this gym isn't. If you are a professional body builder or an extreme fitness person, this really isn't the product for you. On Day one without having lifted in six years, I put on every single band of resistance it had and I pushed it out with ease on the bench press. Obviously I will need to purchase the additional bands to meet my fitness goal. Most men looking to build mass will be better served with free weights. Free weights are better....but they take up a lot of space. Free weights build secondary stabilizer muscles that track workouts don't. And that is ok. That doesn't make this unit bad. I'm just pointing out what it isn't. This unit is for every day people who want to be fit from some light resistance training. Most people are not hard core fitness people or professional body builders. This gym is for you. Now there is another bowflex product similar to this one but this one is superior for one major reason. You don't have to switch out the cables when you change exercises. When doing stamina strength training, rest periods become crucial between sets. You want to keep your heart rate up and you don't want to be taking time switching cables out and cooling off. I super set and I kill it. Less than 15 seconds between sets. So to summarize, great product, easy to assemble, will work for the majority of people's fitness goals, manuals are wonderfully thought out. I would buy this gym again. I am completely satisfied. Even though its not as effective as free weights, you don't need to devote an entire room to the unit. It fits in a 4 x 6 space and 8 foot ceiling. If you are a man and want to do a little mass training, you will need to include the extra resistance package unless you just want to do 25 reps per set and burn out. Its not enough weight for larger men.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 4, 2017 by J. Dunham
Style: Bowflex Xceed
The Bowflex Xceed is quite an impressive machine. We owned a Bowflex before (XTL Power Pro model) back in 2013 and had moved to a new state since. This version is a massive improvement over the older models in my opinion. After reading countless reviews, we had decided to go with the power rod version (instead of revolution), primarily because of the price and space dimensions. Don't listen to the free weight junkies that says you can't build muscles using this machine, you can DEFINITELY build size, you have to use it properly (quality reps, instead of moving weight around without good form and technique). Pros: * Fast and easy to change resistance * Does not take up a lot of space (most rooms will handle it just fine as long as you have about 6' x 6' space and enough height for the lat tower. * Built in lat tower for upper back and chest exercises * Upgradeable to 310 and 410lb of resistance * Highly effective for muscle building and fat loss * Very low maintenance, less complex parts, built solid * Outstanding customer service at Bowflex! Cons: * For those that are experienced gym goers, the included resistance may not be enough for compound exercises such as squats and bench press (however, upgrading to 310 and 410 LB should be enough for most folks. * The handles that come with the Bowflex are great, but I highly recommend buying shorter ones, that way you will get a LOT more resistance out of some of the exercises (such as bench press). The standard Bowflex handles are too long and doesnβt allow the rods to bend enough to get the full resistance in many exercises. Overall, we really love this machine and if you are looking to get into shape, build and maintain a good amount of muscles, this will do the trick as long as you progressively overload and challenge your muscles, eat right, and stay consistent. The 210lb resistance is plenty for me right now but itβs good to be able to upgrade down the road.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 3, 2024 by Tasnim Tasnim
Style: BowFlex PR3000
Instructions for assembly were relatively easy to follow. It went together without much drama. Some things could be explained better, but should be good enough to get you a fully assembled machine. I went into this knowing the bars aren't "full weight" until fill flexed, but figured it'd be good enough for me for now. I'm not sure of what my actual capacity is with this machine. But what's important is I can get a good solid workout from it that properly stresses my muscles and I have resistance values I can refer to in order to set up my routine. This machine comes with a block that holds the resistance bars with 2 slots empty for an "upgrade". Honestly, for the price, they should just fill this in and stop with the DLC nonsense. Outside of that, I'm enjoying the machine. Yeah, it's expensive. But I looked at the cost of joining a gym in comparison and this is WAY more cost effective, and, at least in the US, I won't have to worry about the long and arduous process of cancelling a gym membership if I decide to change gyms, move, etc.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 12, 2024 by Beau Steward