Powerline P2X Home Gym with Leg Press

The P2X Home Gym adds functional pulleys to a traditional home gym platform, allowing users to perform a variety of exercises that recruit stabilizer muscles to exercise movements, such as pec flys and converging press. The Powerline P2 is the best of both worlds, combining functional and traditional exercises in a versatile design that gives you the free range of motion to get a total body workout in a compact space. Gym Stations and Basic Exercises: Press Arm: Chest Press, Chest Mid-Row, Back ,Hyperextension, Incline Press. High Pulley: Lat Pulldown, Triceps Pressdown. Mid Pulley: Resistance Ab Crunch, Tricpes Extension, Lateral Fly. Low Pulley: Biceps Curl, Seated Row, Oblique Bend, Leg Adduction & Abduction, Upright Row, Lateral Deltoid Raise. Leg Developer: Leg Extension, Leg Curl. Fixed Functional Training Side Pullies: Pec flys, Converging Presses. Includes: 48" lat bar, low row bar, abdominal harness. Specifications: High strength 1.5" x 3.25" oval tubing Continuous weld, factory assembled frame components. 7 gauge steel connecting plates. Sealed bearings at all pivot points. Electrostatically applied powder coated scratch resistant paint. 4.8mm dia., nylon coated steel, 2200lb rated aircraft cable. Fiberglass reinforced nylon pulleys. Durable upholstery over high density foam. High density foam rubber hand grips and handles. Multiple seat and press arm adjustments. Dimensions with Leg Press: 71" L x 66" W x 83" H. Options: 50lb. Selectorized Weight Stack Upgrade.

Owner Reviews, Ratings, Comments and Criticism
The equipment is very nicely built. Heavy duty enough for ANYONE'S home gym. Assembly took me 10 hours. I'm an engineer and pretty handy with tools. The instruction book included an addendum of corrections. Even with that, there were a couple of places where the instructions said to use a certain part number of bolt and there were none left of that number. There were other part numbers that were never requested. I was able to look at the sizes and match up the "extra" part numbers to the depleted part numbers and get the thing assembled without too much frustration. The leg press is sold, packaged, and shipped as a separate item so the installation instructions basically have you assemble the main frame first then disconnect some of it to add the leg press. I tried working setting up the leg press in parallel so I wouldn't have to undo work that was completed, but in the end was not able to save any time this way. I was expecting the 160# weight stack but it arrived with the full 210# so don't go buying the extra weights until you see what arrives. Total shipment weight of the equipment was just over 600# - have some help handy. The heaviest box weighed about 150# and was way too bulky to handle safely by yourself. Once assembled I was very impressed with the quality of the equipment. This is as nice as the stuff I had access to in college. The only down side is the absolute and complete lack of any instructions for how to USE the equipment. The leg extension, leg press and chest press pieces are pretty obvious. In addition there are several (four?) rings where you can attach any one of several different types of handles/grips. I believe the manufacturer should provide a booklet showing the typical exercises that isolate particular muscle groups by attaching which handles/grips to which attach points and how to use them effectively. I was unable to find anything from the vendor and so far have found nothing from other third parties. Maybe I'll write one! If you have a basic understanding of how to use weight machines I believe you will be pleased with this purchase.