If you want an excellent combo machine, especially for legs, you should think about buying a Titan Fitness SquatMax MD, because not only is it outstanding for belt squats, which are far safer to do than front or back squats, you can also detached the loading pin, which slides on and off, and use it for upper body exercises, which includes curls, reverse curls, front raises, vertical rows, rows, shrugs presses, and triceps extensions. You can also anchor your feet on the resistance band pegs and put your legs through the well to do ab exercises, like situps and crunches. You can also use the platform to do plyo box exercises. I own four home gyms: a garage gym, a basement gym, an extension room gym, and a backyard patio gym, and I own many different types of leg exercise machines and exercise equipment for legs. Far and away, the SquatMax Md is the best leg exercise equipment I own. I own the rack-mountable version, which doesn't have to mounted on a squat stand or power rack. Instead, I mounted mine on four stacks of four 16" x 8" x 4 inch solid concrete construction blocks (one stack of four blocks in each of the four corners. I also suggest spliting a 16 inch x 16 inch rubber paver in half and put it in between the concrete blocks and the metal paver. I made a stack of 3 solid concrete construction blocks for steps to it.
GMWD and Syedee both sell (same machine) a budget plate loaded version of this for $600 or less. Would be great to see a review of some of the less costly machines. For many home gym users, good enough is all we need.
He'll say it's junk just because it's under $2,000. As I'm a single dude with 0 kids - price isn't much of a concern for me personally. That said - I didn't get where I am by blowing money needlessly. There are SEVERAL brands I wish this channel would review OUTSIDE of the..... rack and barbell realm. Fettle Fitness.... Temple of Gainz.... Bolt, here..... and I just stumbled upon Blazzed.... I think that's what it's called. All imported stuff. I don't know why Coop poops on imported stuff when it comes to machines..... but then pimps the shit out of anything and everything Rep Fitness offers - the king of Chinese imports. It is disheartening overall how this channel went from back in the day being ALL about American Made products. But I guess Rep pays GGR well and they've pretty much become a spokesperson for the brand. While I'm not anti imports... I mean look at the list of brands I want to see more reviews on, it is nice to find out about an American company making their own shit here in the USA. But yeah. A product under $1000 and it isn't just a bench or barbell - I can already tell you this channel won't like it and say it's not worth the money. I find Home Gym Hacks and Reviews to be a better channel for reviews like that. It's a smaller channel so - not as frequent of reviews of products, but he does NOT do any movements/exercises with barbells and therefore doesn't own a rack. He instead has a garage and room in his house FILLED with strength machines. He's done reviews on Fettle Fitness products. he's a fan of Powertec offerings. He's reviewed Ironmaster's IM2000. And unlike Coop - he isn't hung up about the most pointless of shit like.... knurling patterns. Get better forearms and grip strength, Coop. Haha. Amiright?
I like the machine reviews. I get where people’s frustration comes from. Our dollars aren’t going as far as they used to and here is Coop reviewing more expensive stuff than ever. But this is still a cheaper option that most of the multi flight machine. But there’s really not anyone out there reviewing machines. I like this variety, it’s a niche that isn’t filled. But it definitely falls into a different category of home gym than most of us actually have.
I have 6 machines from Bolt in my garage, and I have never had a bad experience with them. They have increased their prices within a year. Make sure if you do a pickup, put eyes on the instruction pack.
Coop, you should rate these machines against the functionality of the rack-integrated functional trainers since I have a strong feeling those who spent the money on the Ares/Athena (and those that followed) are the same ones willing to spend that kinda cash on equipment. For example, the FT cables give me tension in the start of the lateral raise and flyes, so maybe this machine is only marginally better than that, but way better than dumbbells
No, cables gives you resistance at the beginning of the movement and die out towards the top just due to the movement path. This machine does not do that.
I have one of these from bolt and it tracks very well. Really good contraction for lateral raises. Bolts equipment is very fairly priced as well. Solid piece
I get so much gym envy from this channel. I would love to own the Panatta version of this machine and the lat pullover machine. Please review one of those.
@@TXhalfbreedfit def agree I found my machines only bc I visited the warehouse and tried stuff , what I originally would have ordered would have been wrong for me -- always try if you can
Bolts customer service is by far the worst. Have a 6 (3x3) rack and they gave me half black / chrome bolts , have 2 different kinds of (3x3) poles. 1 with numbers at every hole and 1 skipping numbers. Bought a squat bar. In the warehouse they had black on display. Got home and it was chrome. The only reason I go back because of how cheap they are and not having to pay shipping.
I actually really like this machine, BUT the price tag is a little high. More appealing to me if it were under 2k. Not a fan of the platform. It would also be cool if they could create some sort of attachment for hip adduction/abduction/flexion/extension like a multi hip machine to make this more versatile
Agreed, and maybe also a low pulley so that you could attach a bar for curls etc. Though maybe the stack doesn't have enough room heightwise for that kind of movements. Wonder what the ratio is, 1/1 or 2/1...
I'd be super interested in the pendulum squat machine market being reviewed. After the adjustable DB, adjustable bench, BB + squat rack, air bike, lat pulldown + low row, and functional trainer - its pricey but my most desired piece of home equipment other than a leg curl machine. Both of which have BIG footprints and high price tags, but I feel after years in a commercial gym I know will get high utilization. Squats and RDLs can build some serious legs but its always nice to have another variation that isnt quite as taxing and really lets you focus on pure leg work. I know belt squats are an option but in terms of parts longevity and ease of use I'd be curious to see if a well made pendulum is nearly buy it for life worthy.
I have been using Kabuki Kyubell (Havak Triad) to get a similar resistance curve on lateral raises and chest/reverse flies. I am small so 10lb with some 2.5lb magnetic Plate Mates works great, especially doing a Duffin double drop set by adjusting the grip position.
I have a lot of machines in my homegym, but this one I never wanted to buy. My cable multi functional trainer offers me the same exercises and also a ton more.
This looks like it would be easy to take the handle/pully system, make it mountable to a 3x3 rack and hook the bottom pully to an Ares (or Rogue equivalent).
Thank you for reviewing this. I was interested in this specific machine because I do enjoy using my local gym's Arsenal M1 lat raise machine and the Bolt one is substantially cheaper. Shipped, it's something like a third the price of the Arsenal piece. But the footprint is kind of obnoxious? Anyway, thank for the review, gives me something else to consider.
i have the Bolt Zeus Linear Leg Press + Hack Squat -- massive piece but omg best hack squat I've ever used in terms of functionality. Have to agree with the fit/finish. Also have their Diamondback (lat pulldown + mid row) -- interesting piece and super functional. I think esp for those local to Houston area buying from Bolt is a no brainer as their customer service locally is second to none and they've taken good care of me. Hopefully they improve their delivery service for people further out as I really like what they're doing in the machine design space. Literally Panetta-level functionality at a fraction of the cost... but yeah fit and finish def hit/miss
Would love to have one of these,but, can't afford it- and can't justify spending the extra money if I did. However, this does have my attention far more than the Panatta version
For a super budget option I have been enjoying the "ER KANG Power Rack Lateral Raise Attachment" that I purchased on Amazon. You can also use it for chest flys if you flip the attachment upside down and lay down on a bench. I would love to see more budget reviews! Product: www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0CCCWYM4F/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&psc=1
I have this machine and imo it outperforms cables in many aspects. The kind of resistance that it produces is very different. It allows you to train a lot heavier without cheating because everything is so locked in place. With db or cables, it is so easy to cheat when training side delts, we all know this and avoid this by using light weight for side lateral raise. With this machine, it begs you to use a lot heavier weight, as long as you keep your back perfectly upright, your form will always be perfect. That's how I love about this machine.
Also he doesn't mention that you can do many variations of flies using this machine. Incline, flat, decline. That makes the machine very versatile, you can do front raise, side lateral raise, bent over raise, incline fly, flat fly, decline fly, one-arm pullover. All these exercises with so little footprints.
I've had reoccurring tennis elbow that has nagged me over the years. Dumbbell raises put some pressure on it and feels uncomfortable. Anyone know if a machine like this puts less pressure on those tendons than a dumbbell raise does?
I ran a gym, Desert Gainz Gym, and used 80% bolt fitness. Originally because of price but I wasn’t very happy with most everything. I put it together myself if it didn’t come all together. This was 2018-2020. They have upgraded a lot since then and I never had any issues with them . I always made suggestions on what I liked or didn’t and what I felt would be beneficial and the owner was always wanting that feedback. I always let em know what my members would say as well.
Speaking of bad customer service and maybe I’m just a one off. Tib Bar Guy I had to ask over a half dozen times to return the product (it was well within their 90 day return policy) and they make you pay for return shipping which I’d be fine with if the reason for the return wasn’t because they sent me a faulty lemon product.
I've had reoccurring tennis elbow that has nagged me for years. Dumbell raises put pressure on it and feels uncomfortable. Anyone know if a machine like this puts less pressure on the tendons than a dumbbell raise does? Really trying to find a way to do more side lateral raises without injuring myself. Thanks!
I made attachment points all over my rack using Sorinex short band pegs, and picked up a whole set of X-Over resistance bands. They're amazing and are great for shoulder and elbow prehab/rehab. I do flies and raises with them all the time.
Quit complaining about the price it’s all relative. This is nothing to Arsenal, Atlantis, and Panatta. There’s more to lifting than squat racks, dumbbells and attachments. Let’s see the bolt hack squat in the future good stuff!
"There’s more to lifting than squat racks, dumbbells and attachments." Like what, exactly? A bench, a rack, couple of bars and sets of db handles, a pile of plates. Add a landmine. Dip attachment. Box or step ups. Its paradise.
It's $2600. If you think that's super expensive you must be new to the home gym life. Bolt Fitness is a relatively affordable brand of strength equipment.... actual strength equipment. Machines. Not just your basic ass rack. I mean how many reviews of racks, benches, barbells, and dumbells do you possibly need? I can't be alone in being thrilled when this channel actually reviews actual strength equipment. Not just a rack.... or what I call - accessories in benches, dumbells and barbells. Would love to see more leg press, ACTUAL seated leg curl/extension selectorized machines, per deck/rear fly combo machines.... the list goes on. There's SOOO much more out there in home gym equipment that this channel could be reviewing but doesn't. Like I don't think I've seen Coop TOUCH let alone review anything from powertec and they're like a home gym equipment manufacturer OG. Seriously though.... what do you want... more dumbbell reviews? As if Coop hasn't done about 100 of those already, haha. If actual machines are too expensive for you I assume you already have a rack, bench, barbell, and some sort of dumbbell setup. If going beyond that is "too expensive" why do you continue to watch review channels? You're set already. That's like watching an electronics/tech unboxing channel and being upset they unboxed and reviewed like a $10,000+ computer or something. Like... who's going to buy that? Why do they do that? Because someone watching will be interested. Just interested with no intent of buying it.... or interested AND interested in buying it. That said.... why Coop picked this piece from Bolt to review - I don't know. Personally I'm just happy something from Bolt is on this channel. Maybe he'll start reviewing their whole line of products..... and then move onto Fettle Fitness.... which I've been wanting him to do for a couple years now. Wish he would've reviewed Bolt's seated leg curl/extension machine.... or peck deck/rear fly combo machine.... or their pendulum squat.... or their leg press.... or hack squat.... or leg press/hack squat combo machine. Or... their Odin or Loki self spotting (Smith Machine-like) flat to decline press and incline to shoulder press machines.
This thing costs more than what I spent on my entire home gym set up. If I'm spending that much on a singular piece of equipment, I'd rather get the Voltra cos at least it's small
So sick I love my home gym and all of the machines the more machines you have in your home gym but better home gym i please review all the machines the more machines review the better everyone's home gym will finally get
Please review more combo machines, especially for legs.
If you want an excellent combo machine, especially for legs, you should think about buying a Titan Fitness SquatMax MD, because not only is it outstanding for belt squats, which are far safer to do than front or back squats, you can also detached the loading pin, which slides on and off, and use it for upper body exercises, which includes curls, reverse curls, front raises, vertical rows, rows, shrugs presses, and triceps extensions. You can also anchor your feet on the resistance band pegs and put your legs through the well to do ab exercises, like situps and crunches. You can also use the platform to do plyo box exercises.
I own four home gyms: a garage gym, a basement gym, an extension room gym, and a backyard patio gym, and I own many different types of leg exercise machines and exercise equipment for legs. Far and away, the SquatMax Md is the best leg exercise equipment I own.
I own the rack-mountable version, which doesn't have to mounted on a squat stand or power rack. Instead, I mounted mine on four stacks of four 16" x 8" x 4 inch solid concrete construction blocks (one stack of four blocks in each of the four corners. I also suggest spliting a 16 inch x 16 inch rubber paver in half and put it in between the concrete blocks and the metal paver. I made a stack of 3 solid concrete construction blocks for steps to it.
Coop, still waiting on a Powertec Levergym review. Make it happen!
GMWD and Syedee both sell (same machine) a budget plate loaded version of this for $600 or less. Would be great to see a review of some of the less costly machines. For many home gym users, good enough is all we need.
He'll say it's junk just because it's under $2,000. As I'm a single dude with 0 kids - price isn't much of a concern for me personally. That said - I didn't get where I am by blowing money needlessly. There are SEVERAL brands I wish this channel would review OUTSIDE of the..... rack and barbell realm. Fettle Fitness.... Temple of Gainz.... Bolt, here..... and I just stumbled upon Blazzed.... I think that's what it's called. All imported stuff. I don't know why Coop poops on imported stuff when it comes to machines..... but then pimps the shit out of anything and everything Rep Fitness offers - the king of Chinese imports. It is disheartening overall how this channel went from back in the day being ALL about American Made products. But I guess Rep pays GGR well and they've pretty much become a spokesperson for the brand. While I'm not anti imports... I mean look at the list of brands I want to see more reviews on, it is nice to find out about an American company making their own shit here in the USA.
But yeah. A product under $1000 and it isn't just a bench or barbell - I can already tell you this channel won't like it and say it's not worth the money.
I find Home Gym Hacks and Reviews to be a better channel for reviews like that. It's a smaller channel so - not as frequent of reviews of products, but he does NOT do any movements/exercises with barbells and therefore doesn't own a rack. He instead has a garage and room in his house FILLED with strength machines. He's done reviews on Fettle Fitness products. he's a fan of Powertec offerings. He's reviewed Ironmaster's IM2000. And unlike Coop - he isn't hung up about the most pointless of shit like.... knurling patterns. Get better forearms and grip strength, Coop. Haha. Amiright?
Glad to see machine reviews.
Good call out on Bolt’s QC and CS issues. That’s the biggest thing keeping me away from them as a brand.
Temple of Gainz sells one very similar but $500 cheaper. But it doesn't have platform and comes with plastic pulleys with aluminum optional
I like the machine reviews. I get where people’s frustration comes from. Our dollars aren’t going as far as they used to and here is Coop reviewing more expensive stuff than ever. But this is still a cheaper option that most of the multi flight machine. But there’s really not anyone out there reviewing machines. I like this variety, it’s a niche that isn’t filled. But it definitely falls into a different category of home gym than most of us actually have.
Bolt Outlaw Leg Press/Hack Squat review please!
Second this!
Third!
I have 6 machines from Bolt in my garage, and I have never had a bad experience with them. They have increased their prices within a year. Make sure if you do a pickup, put eyes on the instruction pack.
is this allWaggoner? between the Lambo and G waggon?
Man, that machine would look so good next to my Aston Martin in my imaginary garage gym.
But, I'm off to Tractor supply for horse stall matts.
😅
2,500$ ain’t that much for quality equipment bro. Atlantis makes a similar piece for 8k. Take your ass to 24 hour fitness
Coop, you should rate these machines against the functionality of the rack-integrated functional trainers since I have a strong feeling those who spent the money on the Ares/Athena (and those that followed) are the same ones willing to spend that kinda cash on equipment. For example, the FT cables give me tension in the start of the lateral raise and flyes, so maybe this machine is only marginally better than that, but way better than dumbbells
No, cables gives you resistance at the beginning of the movement and die out towards the top just due to the movement path. This machine does not do that.
Review the powertec lever gym
Powertec lever machine, i like that rewiew fron coop
Using this piece for pec flys right now...Its a great piece
Good combo machines are of high interest for decent home gyms
I have one of these from bolt and it tracks very well. Really good contraction for lateral raises. Bolts equipment is very fairly priced as well. Solid piece
Would love more reviews on bolt equipment. The storm rack series, venom gapless bench all of it baby
Please do the multi angle chest press from them. The panata version is my favorite piece of gym equipment of all time
I get so much gym envy from this channel. I would love to own the Panatta version of this machine and the lat pullover machine. Please review one of those.
Finally bolt product. I hear they are hit or miss. I’m thinking of leg curl/extension combo. Would love a review on that.
I recommend them all the time. If anyone is able to go to their warehouse you might be shocked at what they have and can do a test run on machines.
@@TXhalfbreedfit def agree I found my machines only bc I visited the warehouse and tried stuff , what I originally would have ordered would have been wrong for me -- always try if you can
I like these expensive machine reviews - keep em comin!
Bolts customer service is by far the worst. Have a 6 (3x3) rack and they gave me half black / chrome bolts , have 2 different kinds of (3x3) poles. 1 with numbers at every hole and 1 skipping numbers. Bought a squat bar. In the warehouse they had black on display. Got home and it was chrome.
The only reason I go back because of how cheap they are and not having to pay shipping.
Any thoughts on the Bolt Venom bench and attachments?
I actually really like this machine, BUT the price tag is a little high. More appealing to me if it were under 2k. Not a fan of the platform. It would also be cool if they could create some sort of attachment for hip adduction/abduction/flexion/extension like a multi hip machine to make this more versatile
they do have a rack mounted version.
Agreed, and maybe also a low pulley so that you could attach a bar for curls etc. Though maybe the stack doesn't have enough room heightwise for that kind of movements. Wonder what the ratio is, 1/1 or 2/1...
I'd be super interested in the pendulum squat machine market being reviewed. After the adjustable DB, adjustable bench, BB + squat rack, air bike, lat pulldown + low row, and functional trainer - its pricey but my most desired piece of home equipment other than a leg curl machine. Both of which have BIG footprints and high price tags, but I feel after years in a commercial gym I know will get high utilization. Squats and RDLs can build some serious legs but its always nice to have another variation that isnt quite as taxing and really lets you focus on pure leg work. I know belt squats are an option but in terms of parts longevity and ease of use I'd be curious to see if a well made pendulum is nearly buy it for life worthy.
I have been using Kabuki Kyubell (Havak Triad) to get a similar resistance curve on lateral raises and chest/reverse flies. I am small so 10lb with some 2.5lb magnetic Plate Mates works great, especially doing a Duffin double drop set by adjusting the grip position.
Want to see a review of Prime Fitness equipment. In particular their plate loaded leg combo and seated row!
Bolt customer service is so bad it feels like they are playing an April fool joke on you but it never ends.
Please review the Bolt Fitness Renegade Leg Press Hack Squat Combo. Finally a combo that actually looks commercial grade
it looks like it still has a pretty shallow depth for the hack squat unfortunately
Their outlaw is better
@@patrickmurphy8008also the Zeus if you have the space
Please do a review on the Wide Body Bench and the attachments that come with it. Very interesting option for pressing movements.
I have a lot of machines in my homegym, but this one I never wanted to buy. My cable multi functional trainer offers me the same exercises and also a ton more.
Dope luxury item- I definitely want one- definitely can’t justify
I used to think the same thing, but after I tried this kind of machine, I have never used a crossover to do side delts
This looks like it would be easy to take the handle/pully system, make it mountable to a 3x3 rack and hook the bottom pully to an Ares (or Rogue equivalent).
Good review I like seeing innovative stuff even if it's expensive initially it will hopefully drive more innovation and cost reduction!
Why is this innovative? Design has been around for ages
@@billmoran4866 its a copy
Has anyone ever used the Temple of Gainz machines? Was thinking of buying their multi flight piece. Looks solid
I like it! If they were to make a wall mount plus upgrade the handles, I would get it.
Video on freemotion set up
Id love to see a review of this new Body Solid gpr-400 functional trainer, seems like a budget king contender!
I wanna see a review of the GMWD chest press, the thing is cheap and small, and the idea of having a converging chest press is very interesting
If there was a pad on the end, you could do four way hip work.
I`d like to see you training with Dr. Mike :D
Could you diy an extra long handle for pull overs?
Coop how would you compare the feel of the multi flight to cable flys? -- Come on review the TYTAX mx!
How’s the Bolt Fitness Outlaw?
How does this compare to the temple of gains version?
Waiting for the Bulletproof VTS review!! They should be shipping out already right?
Personally I’d love a review of the bullet pulley
Thank you for reviewing this. I was interested in this specific machine because I do enjoy using my local gym's Arsenal M1 lat raise machine and the Bolt one is substantially cheaper. Shipped, it's something like a third the price of the Arsenal piece. But the footprint is kind of obnoxious? Anyway, thank for the review, gives me something else to consider.
I would be interested in seeing what you think of the Icarus Incline Fly. Looks like they copied the Arsenal Strength Incline Fly.
Do the Powertec Levergym.
Does it go low enough to be used for hips?
i have the Bolt Zeus Linear Leg Press + Hack Squat -- massive piece but omg best hack squat I've ever used in terms of functionality. Have to agree with the fit/finish. Also have their Diamondback (lat pulldown + mid row) -- interesting piece and super functional. I think esp for those local to Houston area buying from Bolt is a no brainer as their customer service locally is second to none and they've taken good care of me. Hopefully they improve their delivery service for people further out as I really like what they're doing in the machine design space. Literally Panetta-level functionality at a fraction of the cost... but yeah fit and finish def hit/miss
Like the plug to Dr. Mike
Would love to have one of these,but, can't afford it- and can't justify spending the extra money if I did. However, this does have my attention far more than the Panatta version
Have you ever reviewed valor bf 39 weight bench , I’m thinking about picking one up
What do you think about unica technogym ?
Due to budget reasons, I bought a machine of the same model as Syedee at the beginning of the year.
Do a review of the bolt fitness outlaw leg press/hack squat!
For a super budget option I have been enjoying the "ER KANG Power Rack Lateral Raise Attachment" that I purchased on Amazon. You can also use it for chest flys if you flip the attachment upside down and lay down on a bench. I would love to see more budget reviews!
Product: www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0CCCWYM4F/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&psc=1
Please review Bolt outlaw leg press/hack and Bolt Kraken functional trainer. Look spicy 🌶️
Please review the Bolt hack/leg squat combos
Eeeesssshh, was checking out the leg extension\leg curl machine after seeing it at Homegym con. Looks like I will move on if their CS sucks.
What are those skull kettle bells?
Would this work for a 6'10" person?
Can you do a lat pulldown if you turn your back on the machine?
@Garage-GymReview seems legit
I have this machine and imo it outperforms cables in many aspects. The kind of resistance that it produces is very different. It allows you to train a lot heavier without cheating because everything is so locked in place. With db or cables, it is so easy to cheat when training side delts, we all know this and avoid this by using light weight for side lateral raise. With this machine, it begs you to use a lot heavier weight, as long as you keep your back perfectly upright, your form will always be perfect. That's how I love about this machine.
Also he doesn't mention that you can do many variations of flies using this machine. Incline, flat, decline. That makes the machine very versatile, you can do front raise, side lateral raise, bent over raise, incline fly, flat fly, decline fly, one-arm pullover. All these exercises with so little footprints.
You need to do a back fly with it. Missing out not using it for that
Review bolts seated tricep pushdown
You need to review the Gronk fitness seated row chess press, incline press they are under 1000 bucks really good for home gyms
I've had reoccurring tennis elbow that has nagged me over the years. Dumbbell raises put some pressure on it and feels uncomfortable. Anyone know if a machine like this puts less pressure on those tendons than a dumbbell raise does?
I ran a gym, Desert Gainz Gym, and used 80% bolt fitness. Originally because of price but I wasn’t very happy with most everything. I put it together myself if it didn’t come all together. This was 2018-2020. They have upgraded a lot since then and I never had any issues with them . I always made suggestions on what I liked or didn’t and what I felt would be beneficial and the owner was always wanting that feedback. I always let em know what my members would say as well.
Please review the Jacked Up Fitness Pro.
hello, can you please review the force usa C10 that just came out, thank you !
would this replace a functional trainer? i can onl afford one of these in the future...
Not a chance. Go with the FT if you need pure versatility
@Garage-GymReview I won something?!?!?
I imported this exact same model from an Alibaba supplier for 750USD (without shipping)
Gmwd makes a plate loaded version but I can find any reviews! It’s 800$
Temple of gainz makes this as well, wonder if it’s better than bolt?
Can u review fixed barbells, straight and curl 🎉🎉🎉
Working with BOLT is a nightmare. Miserable customer service
You need to colab with Dr Mike!!!!
Do the bolt outlaw hack squat leg press
Temple of Gains makes one that looks a little better for the same price.
Speaking of bad customer service and maybe I’m just a one off. Tib Bar Guy I had to ask over a half dozen times to return the product (it was well within their 90 day return policy) and they make you pay for return shipping which I’d be fine with if the reason for the return wasn’t because they sent me a faulty lemon product.
The problem with Bolt is they are like OG Titan Fitness : some of the worst QC and CS in the industry
Pendulum Squat review please.
I've had reoccurring tennis elbow that has nagged me for years. Dumbell raises put pressure on it and feels uncomfortable. Anyone know if a machine like this puts less pressure on the tendons than a dumbbell raise does? Really trying to find a way to do more side lateral raises without injuring myself. Thanks!
I made attachment points all over my rack using Sorinex short band pegs, and picked up a whole set of X-Over resistance bands. They're amazing and are great for shoulder and elbow prehab/rehab. I do flies and raises with them all the time.
@@mikeprice3174 Great idea. Thank you!
ATX Equipment would be great for the Euro crowd
Too bad it's literally 95% of my home gym budget 😭
Use my affiliate coupon code B33FCAK3 for bout tree fiddy off.
Your budget will expand...
I started with a 1k budget a decade ago, and I'm probably 15k in now 😂.
Kinda for a commercial gym....kinda for a home gym.....sounds like it's targeted for hotel / HOA gyms.
Quit complaining about the price it’s all relative. This is nothing to Arsenal, Atlantis, and Panatta. There’s more to lifting than squat racks, dumbbells and attachments.
Let’s see the bolt hack squat in the future good stuff!
"There’s more to lifting than squat racks, dumbbells and attachments." Like what, exactly? A bench, a rack, couple of bars and sets of db handles, a pile of plates. Add a landmine. Dip attachment. Box or step ups. Its paradise.
So it came out to a tad under $2300 after promo code. I would pull the trigger if I had the room for it.
It is nice but it is a commercial gym piece - use for personal gyms would be a rather narrow audience
The word you’re looking for is niche.
You’re welcome.
Lever gyms don't get as much love as other machines. Are they machines?
look at min 14:00 :D Its a Train Machine xD
Why does C keep reviewing this super expensive equipment. He might as well get a second channel where he reviews the 2nd hand Ferrari market.
Because coop doesn't own GGR and it's basically a schill channel for whomever pays and sponsors the products.
He rich, y0.
He has more competitors now so he might review stuff other reviewers can't afford.
It's $2600. If you think that's super expensive you must be new to the home gym life. Bolt Fitness is a relatively affordable brand of strength equipment.... actual strength equipment. Machines. Not just your basic ass rack.
I mean how many reviews of racks, benches, barbells, and dumbells do you possibly need?
I can't be alone in being thrilled when this channel actually reviews actual strength equipment. Not just a rack.... or what I call - accessories in benches, dumbells and barbells. Would love to see more leg press, ACTUAL seated leg curl/extension selectorized machines, per deck/rear fly combo machines.... the list goes on. There's SOOO much more out there in home gym equipment that this channel could be reviewing but doesn't. Like I don't think I've seen Coop TOUCH let alone review anything from powertec and they're like a home gym equipment manufacturer OG.
Seriously though.... what do you want... more dumbbell reviews? As if Coop hasn't done about 100 of those already, haha.
If actual machines are too expensive for you I assume you already have a rack, bench, barbell, and some sort of dumbbell setup. If going beyond that is "too expensive" why do you continue to watch review channels? You're set already.
That's like watching an electronics/tech unboxing channel and being upset they unboxed and reviewed like a $10,000+ computer or something. Like... who's going to buy that? Why do they do that? Because someone watching will be interested. Just interested with no intent of buying it.... or interested AND interested in buying it.
That said.... why Coop picked this piece from Bolt to review - I don't know. Personally I'm just happy something from Bolt is on this channel. Maybe he'll start reviewing their whole line of products..... and then move onto Fettle Fitness.... which I've been wanting him to do for a couple years now. Wish he would've reviewed Bolt's seated leg curl/extension machine.... or peck deck/rear fly combo machine.... or their pendulum squat.... or their leg press.... or hack squat.... or leg press/hack squat combo machine. Or... their Odin or Loki self spotting (Smith Machine-like) flat to decline press and incline to shoulder press machines.
There isn't anything else for him to review. Keep them coming
This thing costs more than what I spent on my entire home gym set up. If I'm spending that much on a singular piece of equipment, I'd rather get the Voltra cos at least it's small
So sick I love my home gym and all of the machines the more machines you have in your home gym but better home gym i please review all the machines the more machines review the better everyone's home gym will finally get
Ive been eyeing this piece. It seems to have enough versatility for a home gym. Would love to see more bolt fitness and machine reviews.
Lol. Even if it was free, I would not have room for something that only does a few accessory movements.
Leg extension leg curl machine
Probably the worst customer service from any equipment company I've ever experienced 👎👎