I love the gym - the directions are ridiculous- just pictures. You have to be very careful and make sure everything is the right direction but it went together in about 5 1/2 hours - yes it took that long by myself. I'm enjoying the workouts - especially for the price.

I like this home gym. It was not difficult to assemble. I did it by myself after getting all of the parts and pieces into our basement. There are no words in the instructions only photos. I realized that when it had the tools crossed out that meant to not tighten any of the bolts. I lubricated the wheels and made sure that they can turn freely by not being screwed in too tight. Pay close attention to the photos to see all of the screws, bolts, and rings.

This is our 1st home gym. It appears to have everything we need for strength training. The technician who assembled the unit says its the best on the market for the price range

give yourself a good day to put together, but after that it is great. work out is amazing, it is so smooth on all exercises. and the price from Sams Club is also great.

Decided to get this for the days I'm not at the gym. I absolutely love it. You can get a complete workout with this. High quality and worth every penny. I'm glad I managed to score one. Highly recommend.

Great piece of equipment. This gym set was relatively easy to put together, and doesn't take up too much space. It offers a variety of great exercises and is well made. Can't beat the price I got at Sam's either!

Good home gym for the money considering we were no longer going to our gym because of Covid. Paid someone to put it together, came in large heavy box with a zillion parts.

Great for a home workout and have limited space I am 6'2 240lbs and I use it everyday it still has enough room and stuff for me to do on it. I did get a different bar for it but other then that I really like it

Overall, very satisfied. It took my husband an afternoon to assemble but seems very sturdy and allows for a good number of exercises. My only complaint is that the leg pully exercises seem much stiffer than the rest of the functions. Since you have to START with 20# of weight and with the added stiffness, it makes that function almost unusable for this senior lady. We are going to try to see if there is an adjustment that can be made.

Limited range of motion. You don't get the full extension of what movement you are working on. Also, the bar that holds the weight in back, when flowing back or dropping down does not match up with the hole it is suppose to go in. This then creates slack in the cable and gets stuck. Lots of different movements that do not work the way they are suppose to. This is also more so for upper body than lower due to limited variations. I have pictures of the hole/bar not matching but it would not let me upload the photos.