Was just looking for some fitness stuff for myself and didn't want to spend alot...so came across these! I think they're good value for money.
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mittromney
4 May 1713#5
get 5 gym passes for £30 instead. that way you will avoid clutter in your house when you give up.
ovenables
4 May 177#21
You always get pervy idiots at the gym. Especially in the shower. I can't tell you the number of times one of them is showing off mucking around while I'm trying to take pictures. :confused:
darren1605
4 May 175#9
Sorry. Voted cold. Maximum weight on some of these is 100kg, which means the larger men like myself aren't really designed for a machine to keep fit. The irony..,
dwl99
4 May 174#12
I think I have reduced fitness already and consequently have no need for one of these.
get 5 gym passes for £30 instead. that way you will avoid clutter in your house when you give up.
QMish to mittromney
4 May 172#13
Oh my comment got deleted...but sorry can't go to the gym with a baby...although I live right next to 'the gym'! Irony...
QMish
4 May 17#7
Can mod please fix the link! Have sent a report!
QMish
4 May 172#8
Haha well that makes them multi purpose then! :smile:
darren1605
4 May 175#9
Sorry. Voted cold. Maximum weight on some of these is 100kg, which means the larger men like myself aren't really designed for a machine to keep fit. The irony..,
crazymonkey to darren1605
4 May 174#10
Women secretly dig larger men :smiley: dude you don't need a machine!
JusticeForThe96 to darren1605
4 May 171#25
Nothing available for less than £55 now due to stock levels, that was popular! Nice one OP all the same.
Would you have voted hot if the machine in question did have enough resistance/weight to suit your bulging biceps?
If so, don't vote cold on something just because it doesn't suit you, when it may well suit others (like the bikes and cardio machines). Gives an unfair score doesn't it.
freedms_stain to darren1605
4 May 17#27
Machines in this price range don't provide enough resistance to keep many people fit. They're only really useful for older people or people recovering from injury.
Most people, man or woman, would probably find that they outpace these things within a couple of months of training give or take.
In which case you really are better subbing to a budget gym where you can work on all-round fitness for your £50.
maribecx
4 May 171#11
Great prices, I just paid 79.99 for a basic one from Argos a few weeks back :neutral_face:
QMish to maribecx
4 May 172#14
Yep was going to get 1 from there but eventually found these....atleast I won't have regrets even if I end up not using it for long! :stuck_out_tongue:
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On ya bike. :stuck_out_tongue:
Would you have voted hot if the machine in question did have enough resistance/weight to suit your bulging biceps?
If so, don't vote cold on something just because it doesn't suit you, when it may well suit others (like the bikes and cardio machines). Gives an unfair score doesn't it.
Most people, man or woman, would probably find that they outpace these things within a couple of months of training give or take.
In which case you really are better subbing to a budget gym where you can work on all-round fitness for your £50.