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Gymax Multifunction Home Gym System Weight Training Machine

Gymax Multifunction Home Gym System Weight Training Machine

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$299.99at Target, last seen Oct 30

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Our take on the Gymax Multifunction Home Gym System Weight Training Machine

The Gymax Multifunction Home Gym System is a single-station cable and weight-stack machine sold for home strength training. It bundles a press arm, lat pulldown and leg developer around one weight stack, so one footprint covers most major muscle groups. It is a budget-tier machine with no listed price on the page, so compare its current price against its own recent history before buying.

Best forBeginners building a first home strength setupSmall spaces that can only fit one machineFull-body routines mixing presses, pulldowns and leg workShoppers who want a weight stack instead of free weights
Pros
  • Covers chest, back, shoulders, arms and legs from one station
  • Weight stack is quicker to adjust than loading plates
  • Compact footprint compared with a rack and bench
  • Cable work is easier on joints than heavy free weights
Cons
  • Single station means no supersets or partner training
  • Stack weight is usually too light for advanced lifters
  • Resistance curve and smoothness trail commercial cable machines
  • Assembly is time-consuming and needs two people

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Gymax Multifunction Home Gym System Weight Training Machine price history

Lowest price we've seen: $299.99 on Oct 30 at Target. Tracked across 1 store since Oct 30.

What reviewers say

Owner feedback on budget Gymax-style multi-gyms is mixed. People like the price and the range of exercises, but many note the stack tops out early and the motion is not as smooth as gym equipment.

Pros
  • Good value for a first home gym
  • Wide exercise variety from one machine
  • Compact enough for a spare room or garage
Cons
  • Maximum resistance feels light for stronger users
  • Cable and pulley action can feel rough
  • Long assembly and occasional missing or misaligned parts

From Target

  • Multifunction home gym system for weight training
  • Total body training strength machine

Specifications

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Machine

Questions and answers

Is this machine worth it for a beginner?
Yes, if you want one machine for basic full-body training and do not need heavy loads. Lifters who already squat and deadlift heavy will outgrow the stack quickly.
How much weight does the stack provide?
Gymax does not list the stack weight in the product highlights, so check the full spec sheet before buying. Budget multi-gyms of this type typically top out well below what a commercial stack offers.
How much floor space does it need?
It is a single-station machine, so it needs roughly the footprint of a small bench plus clearance for the press arms and lat bar. Measure your room against the listed dimensions before ordering.
Does it include a leg developer and lat pulldown?
The listing describes it as a total-body multifunction system, which on this type of machine usually means a press arm, lat pulldown and leg extension. Confirm the exact attachments in the spec list.
How hard is assembly?
Expect a few hours with two people. The weight stack, cables and pulleys are the fiddly parts, and a second person helps when routing cables and mounting the frame.
When is the price lowest?
Home gym machines like this tend to dip during Black Friday and January fitness sales. Check the price history chart to see whether the current price is near its low.