Weider X-Factor Door Gym

Give your chest, upper body, and back a gym-quality workout with the X-Factor.

The Weider X-Factor Door Gym is a total-body training system that's engineered to attach to any standard door. The unique design and progressive resistance exceeding 210 pounds promote explosive movements to build strength and add muscle mass. Resistance is the key to any strength-training workout. With the X-Factor Home Gym's unique progressive bands, resistance increase as your body exerts more force. Each exercise promotes movements that strengthen your core and extremities via an intense, muscle-building, and fat-burning workout.

The X-Factor kit comes complete with:

Two handles, two ankle straps, four connection clips, resistance bands
Exercise chart with over 50 body-sculpting exercises
Three workout DVDs (X-Factor Total Body Workout, MMA-designed Explosion Workout, and X-Factor AB Shredding)
Eight-week nutrition guide to help you achieve your desired results

The X-Factor is so versatile, it can work your legs and lower body as well.

Lifetime Warranty
The X-Factor Door Gym kit includes a limited lifetime manufacturer's warranty against defects in materials and workmanship.

Owner Reviews, Ratings, Comments and Criticism
The Weider X-Factor Door Gym has a lot of potential. I like the way it fits on the door forming a triple X and that it's portable and lightweight. I even like the more than enough resistance it provides at different levels for different muscle groups. This equipment has quality resistance bands as well as hand handles and ankle straps; it even comes with a how to DVD. Where this equipment fails is in the lack of quality in the pulley wheels; they are made of cheap plastic. It doesn't come close to the same high quality as the rest of the pieces. Out of the box two of the wheels were warped. When I exercised, the wheels would scrape against its housing making a very loud annoying sound. I could still hear it through my headphones with the volume turned up. Needless to say I returned it. I did not replace it. The quality of the cheap plastic wheels doesn't appear to be made for extended use over a long period of time. Anyone who bought a total gym and actually used it regularly knows what I'm talking about with it's wheels. I'm not about to waste another $100 for another piece of junk that I would have to buy parts for later, and then figure out how to install them. If this product was made with a high grade pulley system then it would definitely be 5 stars. Too bad it isn't. Boo on you Weider for taking short cuts and wasting my time!