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Gymax Multifunction Home Gym System Weight Training Exercise Workout Equipment Fitness Strength Machine for Total Body Training

Gymax Multifunction Home Gym System Weight Training Exercise Workout Equipment Fitness Strength Machine for Total Body Training

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$299.99last seen Oct 29

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Our take on the Gymax Multifunction Home Gym System Weight Training Exercise Workout Equipment Fitness Strength Machine for Total Body Training

The Gymax Multifunction Home Gym System is a single-station cable machine for strength training at home, built around a weight stack, a press arm and a leg developer. It covers chest, back, shoulders, arms and legs from one footprint, so it replaces a bench and several free-weight stations. It is a budget-tier machine, and its price sits at the low end of what multi-station home gyms cost.

Best forBeginners building a first home strength setupSmall spaces that can fit only one machineFull-body circuit training at homeShoppers who want cable work without a rack
Pros
  • One machine for chest, back, shoulders, arms and legs
  • Weight stack with selector pin makes load changes quick
  • Press arm and leg developer add exercises beyond cable work
  • Compact footprint compared with separate bench and rack
  • Lower cost than most multi-station home gyms
Cons
  • Weight stack is modest, so heavy lifters will outgrow it
  • Pulley and cable feel is rougher than commercial gym equipment
  • Assembly takes time and two people help
  • Little room for barbell or free-weight work

Gymax Multifunction Home Gym System Weight Training Exercise Workout Equipment Fitness Strength Machine for Total Body Training price history

Lowest price we've seen: $299.99 on Oct 29. Tracked across 1 store since Oct 29.

What reviewers say

Owner feedback on budget Gymax home gyms is mixed. People like the exercise range for the money, but several report fiddly assembly and a stack that limits progress.

Pros
  • Good variety of exercises for the price
  • Sturdy enough for light to moderate loads
  • Saves space versus separate machines
Cons
  • Assembly instructions are unclear
  • Cable action can be stiff or jerky
  • Maximum resistance is low for experienced lifters

From Target

  • Multifunction home gym system for weight training and strength workouts
  • Designed for total body training

Specifications

Type
Machine

Questions and answers

Is this machine worth it for a beginner?
Yes, if you want one machine for a full-body routine and will train with light to moderate weight. It covers the main muscle groups, so you can learn form before buying free weights.
How much weight does the stack hold?
Gymax does not publish a stack weight in the listing details shown here. Check the product manual before buying if you already lift heavy, because budget stacks usually top out well under 200 lb.
Can I do leg presses on it?
The leg developer attachment supports leg extensions and leg curls, and some versions allow a seated leg press. Confirm the attachment list for the exact model before you order.
How long does assembly take?
Plan on several hours. Owners of similar budget machines commonly report a full afternoon, and two people make aligning the frame and cables much easier.
Does it come with a bench or preacher pad?
Most versions include a padded seat and backrest plus a leg developer, but attachments vary by model. Check the box contents for the specific listing before buying.
When is it cheapest?
Budget home gyms like this one tend to drop around Black Friday, back-to-school sales and end-of-year clearance. Compare the current price against its recent range before you buy.