help picking a multi gym?

[dransy]

Right im after some weights for the home , i have a few dumb bells lying around but im after something for the garage,

I was thinking one of those multi gyms , can anyone help me with one as i dont really know what to look for,

At the moment im gonna concentrate more on my upper body

money wise i got about 200- 250 to spend its not much but should be able to get something , anyone got any recommendation's?

cheers

i was just looking at this on egay

https://cgi.ebay.co.uk/IRONMAN-ADVANCED-MULTIGYM-HOME-MULTI-GYM-RRP-289-99_W0QQitemZ250349353983QQcmdZViewItemQQptZUK_SportsLeisure_ExerciseFitness_MultiGyms_JN?hash=item250349353983&_trksid=p3286.c0.m14&_trkparms=72%3A1301%7C66%3A2%7C65%3A12%7C39%3A1%7C240%3A1308
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[trevoriv]

Cant offer much advice but that does look a bit flimsy and 68 kgs doesnt seem like anywhere near enough weight, im only a scrawny 12 stone and I can ab crunch and lat pulldown more than 68kg.

I think you would be better off with just free weights and a bench.
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Mudskipper wrote: Someone just has to sig that...

[MaybeGuy]

seems like not a lot for the money your paying.
mines near enough the same as that, but it goes up to 100kg.
and it was £150. got it for my 16th

i'd like to say i use it a lot, but its so much harder to will yourself to do it at home. its lucky to be used much more than twice a week.
hence why i joined a gym.


https://www.mikesportsworld.co.uk/shop/images/products/gy003.jpg
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Kickstart wrote: Hi I tend to agree with Matt. All the best Keith

[_Will_]

Get a decent kettleball, much cheaper.
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[dransy]

are these kinda like dumb bells?
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[Sparks!]

multi-gyms are crap!

Buy a weights bench, squat rack and free weights. you can get all that for around £200-£300 depending what you go for.

Much better and more versatile.
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[_Will_]

[Sparks!]

[N.C]

[_Will_]

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[trevoriv]

I'll stick to the gym, it seems safer
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Mudskipper wrote: Someone just has to sig that...

[Sparks!]

Hmm very tempting! I have been doing weights but fancy a change and think I need something a bit faster paced for a bit, less changing plates and more working out.

Might get myself a kettlebell and do as per that video.

What size kettlebell would you suggest?

I'm not that strong or fit, can only bench 50kg (+ bar) which is pretty crap. squat about 80kg, deadlift about 90kg before I run out of plates... so as you can see im weak as fook and cardio fitness is probably even worse.

cheers
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[N.C]

well, the bloke who promotes says 16 KG is the basic one

id get it even if u struggle with it at first, it means it will last you a lot longer

[_Will_]