MuscleMaxx strength training equipment - anyone heard of them?

[ctodd]

I am interested in purchasing a jungle gym and have found an affordable one by MuscleMaxx. Has anyone heard of this brand? If you own a jungle gym would you be kind enough to look at the link I have provided and give me feedback? This is a relatively expensive purchase and I don't want to buy something that will fall apart. I am not familiar with construction, quality, etc. of exercise equipment and I would really appreciate it if someone knowledgeable could give me their opinion.

THANKS FOR YOUR HELP!

http://www.musclemaxx.net/7station.htm

Christina

[ad6311]

It looks nice but expensive for home use. Have you tried it out.
Im not the most Knowledgeable in multi station multie station gyms. So mabe someone with more expertice would give u a a better opinion.

[billy]

Back when I use to be a member at Gold's Gym, they had the same exact workout station as this one. In my opinion, it was a pretty good station overall. Just make sure that the knee holders and the seats on the lat pulldowns are adjustable which they look like they are from that picture. Also make sure the seated row has a good and wide foot placement for you to put your feet on. The only thing I didn't like about the one at Gold's is that the weight stack for the seated row only went up to 250 lbs and that's why now I only do T-bar and bent over rows. However if that's not a big issue for you and if you have the money and the space then go for it. It also has a lifetime warranty so that's always good thing to have especially with exercise equipments. I personally think one can have a good and complete workout without a machine that big and costly, but that's just me.