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Trojan Vision 360 Home Gym
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I am considering buying the Trojan Vision 360 Home gym. For my price range it is the only home gym that offers the workouts required for that price (R4499). Link below for reference
( www.trojanhealth.co.za/product/home_gym_vision_360/700/ )
Do any of you have experience with Trojan home gym products? How would you rate the quality VS the price. Bearing in mind that I am not the biggest person around, I don't forsee this breaking or me running out of weight in the foreseeable future.
Any input you guys can offer will be appreciated.
Thanks
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Its going for R4500 at MakroMRfeathers wrote: how much is it going for?
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The stuff I have now i use it religiously. I think this will be a good addition to what I currently have. Just not sure on the quality. I really like the Powertec stuff, but for now it is out of my price range.gambit wrote: Looks like a very nice piece of equipment. Trojan is not a bad at all.. The only problem i have with "home" equipment is that it becomes part of the furniture.. it just stands and you dont end up using it any longer, thus i prefer going to gym.
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bones wrote:
The stuff I have now i use it religiously. I think this will be a good addition to what I currently have. Just not sure on the quality. I really like the Powertec stuff, but for now it is out of my price range.gambit wrote: Looks like a very nice piece of equipment. Trojan is not a bad at all.. The only problem i have with "home" equipment is that it becomes part of the furniture.. it just stands and you dont end up using it any longer, thus i prefer going to gym.
ok cool... well you not like the rest of ppl that have home gym equipment. It really looks good, perhaps check hellopeter and see if there's any complaints about trojan.
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I now use a Powertec Multi-station gym, but for the price Trojan is good. They used to make rubberised olympic weights and those were fantastic.
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FatBoy wrote: I train from home exclusively and have the Trojan power rack. It get used by the whole family and has lasted 6 years. What is interesting is having to use initiative to do some exercises like calve raises.
I have a Trojan power cage at home, and it gets a bit hairy when you drop over 140kg or so onto the frame. The bench also flexes alarmingly when doing +100kg leg extensions :ohmy:
Still, I'd rather go for one of them than a weight stack machine. You can get some nice second hand deals, like so:
johannesburg.gumtree.co.za/c-Sports-Leis...s-W0QQAdIdZ407425661
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