I wish I would have gotten this one when I was looking to purchase one. I bought the Arsenal Strength version as I knew the company. Unfortunately I can’t go back in time to save money lol
I wonder how much they could get the price down with a plate loaded version? It's a very sweet looking piece and I'd rather use the space for something like this multiflight machine rather than a rack mounted version thats ultra cheap in comparison. I know I won't spend the time taking a rack mounted piece on/off my rack every other upper body workout.
@@jonstewart5386 I completely agree! I'm not usually a fan of most rack-mounted equipment unless you have a dedicated upright to keep it permanently attached. Initially, I was hesitant to bring this piece in since it's mainly for training such a small muscle group (shoulders) , and I wasn’t sure if a dedicated piece would be worth it. But ever since I got it, I’ve been using it multiple times a week! It’s one of those pieces I can’t resist busting out a few reps every time I walk by it! 😂
@@MattPendergraph I just had my 4th rotator cuff surgery - literally this morning - and 5 months from now I know I'll be limited to doing far more raises and way less overhead pressing after the PT is done, and probably forevermore! So a machine like this at home is starting to make sense. Like, I'm really gonna want my delts back after all the 2024 atrophy! Anyhow, thanks for putting out the vid and I hope theres a way for you to get some kickback from TOGainz purchases.
@@jonstewart5386 Oh man, good luck with your recovery! Wishing you a smooth and speedy healing process. I totally get it, though-I messed up my right shoulder a few months back, and it got so bad I couldn’t even sleep on my side! Since adding these movements to my routine, my shoulder feels so much better. I’m not sure if it’s the fixed path of travel or the consistent resistance compared to dumbbells that made the difference, but hey, no complaints here! 😂 Anyways, more content to come, so stay tuned!
I just purchased the Syedee plate loaded multi flight/lateral raise for $500 shipped... Built extremely well for the price, super solid and smooth with the same features as the more expensive pin loaded machines.
@@GalacticTravelers I had no idea Syedee was still around, especially since their website shut down several months ago! Based on the two pieces they sent me for review, I wasn’t impressed-the build quality felt cheap, and the mechanics were terrible (basically the complete opposite of the three TOG pieces that I've brought in 😂) That said, maybe they've improved since then?
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Are you gonna do any reviews of the pendulum squat or row machine from them anytime soon?
I have one, love it!!!!
I wish I would have gotten this one when I was looking to purchase one. I bought the Arsenal Strength version as I knew the company. Unfortunately I can’t go back in time to save money lol
Where's a DeLorean when you need one??!! I completely understand though as I have the same regrets with my EliteFTS Chest Supported Row machine 🤦♂
I wonder how much they could get the price down with a plate loaded version? It's a very sweet looking piece and I'd rather use the space for something like this multiflight machine rather than a rack mounted version thats ultra cheap in comparison. I know I won't spend the time taking a rack mounted piece on/off my rack every other upper body workout.
@@jonstewart5386 I completely agree! I'm not usually a fan of most rack-mounted equipment unless you have a dedicated upright to keep it permanently attached. Initially, I was hesitant to bring this piece in since it's mainly for training such a small muscle group (shoulders) , and I wasn’t sure if a dedicated piece would be worth it. But ever since I got it, I’ve been using it multiple times a week! It’s one of those pieces I can’t resist busting out a few reps every time I walk by it! 😂
@@MattPendergraph I just had my 4th rotator cuff surgery - literally this morning - and 5 months from now I know I'll be limited to doing far more raises and way less overhead pressing after the PT is done, and probably forevermore! So a machine like this at home is starting to make sense. Like, I'm really gonna want my delts back after all the 2024 atrophy! Anyhow, thanks for putting out the vid and I hope theres a way for you to get some kickback from TOGainz purchases.
@@jonstewart5386 Oh man, good luck with your recovery! Wishing you a smooth and speedy healing process. I totally get it, though-I messed up my right shoulder a few months back, and it got so bad I couldn’t even sleep on my side! Since adding these movements to my routine, my shoulder feels so much better. I’m not sure if it’s the fixed path of travel or the consistent resistance compared to dumbbells that made the difference, but hey, no complaints here! 😂 Anyways, more content to come, so stay tuned!
I just purchased the Syedee plate loaded multi flight/lateral raise for $500 shipped... Built extremely well for the price, super solid and smooth with the same features as the more expensive pin loaded machines.
@@GalacticTravelers I had no idea Syedee was still around, especially since their website shut down several months ago! Based on the two pieces they sent me for review, I wasn’t impressed-the build quality felt cheap, and the mechanics were terrible (basically the complete opposite of the three TOG pieces that I've brought in 😂) That said, maybe they've improved since then?
These movements can be done with dumbbells
Absolutely, but dumbbells can't provide the constant resistance that this machine offers.
Wow! That looks commercial quality too!
@@HughLeFitness Yep! I'd rate all three pieces I have from them as commercial quality!