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Home Gym

GerryRyan · 2006-12-09 12:33:04

Ok, so I'm thinking of treating myself to this for Christmas. For the last few months, when I couldn't get to the gym, I had a chin-up bar, a heavy bag and one or two dumbells to train with. That and the press-ups and sit-ups etc. Any thoughts on this bench? I know it doesn't come with plates or anything, but I'll be…

09-12-2006 12:33pm

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GerryRyan

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Ok, so I'm thinking of treating myself to this for Christmas.
For the last few months, when I couldn't get to the gym, I had a chin-up bar, a heavy bag and one or two dumbells to train with. That and the press-ups and sit-ups etc.

Any thoughts on this bench? I know it doesn't come with plates or anything, but I'll be getting a few in the next while aswell.
The main thing I've to consider is space, so at least it can fold up against the wall if need be <clicky>.
Is it a good buy if I get it?

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#2 09-12-2006 8:06pm

walt0r

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Max weight is 200kg. You'll outgrow that in a few years when you are a big boy. But it will do you for the time being if you are stuck for space.

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