Marcy Dual Functioning Body Fitness Workout 150 Pound Stack Home Gym System with Adjustable Preacher Curler Pad and Overhead Lat Station, White/Black

Great product

Se ve y se siente de muy buena calidad. Funciona muy bien para mi y mi familia. Contraté a un especialista en armado en este tipo de aparatos y en sólo 2 horas estuvo terminando el trabajo.

J'ai reçu la machine hier, pas de problèmes rencontrés, la notice est de bonne facture et le montage n'a pas posé de problème particulier. Prévoir d'être deux si possible (ca va plus vite) c'est néanmoins réalisable seul. Nous avons mis 3 H 00 entre le déballage des cartons et la fin du montage de l'appareil.Très bon appareil dans l'ensemble, je conseille

L'acquisto migliore mai fatto! 😍 Addio abbonamento in palestra, quei soldi li ho investiti in questo articolo pazzesco. Montarlo è stato abbastanza semplice perché viti e bulloni erano suddivisi in un packaging che li numerava tutti in base alle istruzioni super chiare. Funziona molto bene e si lavora alla grande. Se proprio devo trovare un difetto lo attribuisco all'altezza del braccio che può essere lievemente scomodo(ma davvero lievemente!)se sei alto più di 1.80. Per il resto articolo più che promosso e consigliatissimo!

This is an update to the original review:After using this home gym for about a month and a half, I can say I am pretty much completely happy with it. The exercises I can do on the machine are a good complement to those I do with dumbbells. Everything works, it feels solid in use, and there are no show stoppers in terms of size or any other aspect. One complaint I read about after my initial review is that the chest press handles get in the way when doing the fly exercise, but that is not a problem for me. At 5'11 180 I'm not small, but I'm not especially barrel chested, nor do I have ginormous pecs, so I can see how for a larger individual it could be an issue.--------------------------------------------I bought this gym to use for exercises I can't easily duplicate with hand weights. After using it for a couple of weeks, my impressions are mostly good. I have not used any other home gym before, so my only point of comparison is with commercial grade machines, and the Marcy does seem a bit cheesy by comparison. However, my guess is that it is at least comparable to other home products at a similar price. I wouldn't suppose this product will stand up to 20 years of frequent use, but then again, neither will I. :) For the money (which was $400 when I bought it) I think it is most likely a decent value.As you have probably read, assembly of this gym isn't exactly trivial. If you are at all mechanically inclined, you won't find it difficult, but it is time consuming. The diagrams are reasonably clear, but they could be better. Four hours is probably a good estimate. All the parts were there, and everything fit together well. The one construction issue I had was that the swing arm for the chest press and butterfly station does not align perfectly with the frame, and therefore the rubber bumper it rests against. However, it is close enough to not cause a problem. If I had noticed it before I assembled everything, I may have been able to bend the pivot plates at the top a bit with a mallet before mounting if I wanted it to fit better. In terms of tools, the required allen keys are supplied, but you will need wrenches (and maybe that mallet ;) ). I used a socket, a box end, and a small adjustable wrench. One suggestion I saw in another review is that you should make sure you string the cables thru the pulleys as you install them, and that was in fact helpful.The main quality issue I have had was with a pivoting pulley bracket, which broke in two the first time I tried to use the machine. I contacted Marcy thru their web site, and they responded quickly, sending a replacement thru the mail. If you are concerned about quality, you might want to check warranty periods when comparing products. The Marcy is 2 years. I saw a similar Gold's gym product with a warranty of only 90 days(??) and I believe I've seen other gyms with 5 years or more, but I don't recall it they were more expensive.Others have commented on the size, and I believe I've seen responses from Marcy that it was designed for people 6'3" or less. I am 5'11" (I think I have shorter than average arms and longer than average legs for my size) and it fits me fine, but I can see how the lat pull-down would not allow full range of motion if you were much taller. On the other hand, as far as I can tell, the size is comparable to other similar products, which are designed to be compact.One note about the weight - the resistance range noted in the manual is 30-160 lbs in 10 lb increments for most exercises. That is with 1-14 plates in use. The chest press allows up to 200 lbs in 13 lb increments.The system comes with a couple of "quick links" with a threaded closure for attaching the foot strap and lat/curl bar. I bought a couple of spring links so I wouldn't have to deal with the threaded rings each time I changed attachments.