Walmart has
Fitvids LX750 Home Gym System Workout Station (330 Lbs of Resistance, 122.5 Lbs Weight Stack) on sale for
$279.99.
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Product Details:
- Made from high quality steel, designed to support a maximum user weight of 400 lbs and a maximum total weight of 1000 lbs. Nylon coated aircraft quality cables were tested 1000-Pound capacity;
- High and low pulley system (total 15 pulleys) provides a smooth fluid motion with every movement and strengthen various muscles throughout your back, arms and core;
- Wide-grip Olympic lat pull-down attachment comes with both lat bar and low row bar with foam handles for easy grip and multiple muscle training purposes. Bars are detachable & can be replaced with other lat machine accessories;
- With 122.5 Pounds vinyl weight stack (included), this home gym system has resistance that goes all the way to 330 lbs. , you can train and tone to accommodate all fitness levels. 4-Roll Leg Developer.
Top Comments
I guess it is not made of high quality materials and not for heavy strength training. Also need a bit of luck with getting all components shipped correctly for assembly.
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I guess it is not made of high quality materials and not for heavy strength training. Also need a bit of luck with getting all components shipped correctly for assembly.
this caught my eye from the last deal but with the low price seems kinda iffy.
Marcy offers a couple machines at sub 400$ off amazon , that look fairly similar, but with 150# stack .
I guess it is not made of high quality materials and not for heavy strength training. Also need a bit of luck with getting all components shipped correctly for assembly.
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It's not a bad weight machine for the price, but like others costing more, it is lacking height adjustment for the legs. I am 6' 3" and my feet drag a little bit when doing leg curls. I fixed that by adding a firm pillow under my knees. I didn't see other comparable machines with that feature, maybe I missed it?
My machine was well packaged, nothing was missing or dented. The cardboard packaging is also lined with wood sheets for added protection. I tried the machine for short time, so I can't attest to its long-term reliability. Everything seems to function smoothly with no noticeable binding, or undue mechanical noise.
I actually canceled this order within 30 minutes after I made it because I saw another machine that had a leg press, but Walmart would not cancel the order. The other machine was on sale for around $600 but had the leg press and a rowing/sit-up function. I'm still kind of salty about that, but I figure I can just do squats and sit-ups instead.