Bowflex Revolution

Bowflex Revolution Review:

Background

If you feel that you have a little extra cash burning a hole in your pocket, then the Bowflex Revolution might be exactly the home gym you are looking for. It comes in with a $2,999 price tag. Yes, that extra dollar makes a huge difference!

The Bowflex Revolution allows for “over 100 exercises with 400 variations,” which is nice if you somehow think you need that many exercises. For most people, ten exercises is probably enough.

Why so expensive? The Bowflex Revolution costs an arm and a leg for several reasons. One is that it looks pretty striking, and secondly it uses SpiraFlex Resistance Technology. This supposedly has a more “weight like” feel than the Power Rods in a regular Bowflex machine. Another reason the Bowflex Revolution is so expensive is that it comes with just about every “bell and whistle” that Bowflex makes.

What to Eat

You may be eating a lot of beans and rice whether you want to or not after buying this piece of workout equipment.

The Good

Is the Bowflex Revolution impressive? Of course, it is impressive. It looks awesome and uses some pretty neat new, patented technology. Those who own one of these machines will be able to perform just about every exercise they can imagine.

The Bad

Is the Bowflex Revolution worth the price? Only if you are a hardcore bodybuilder or athlete in training who has already used a Bowflex extensively. You really need to know that you will use this piece of equipment before buying. The Bowflex Classic is only $650 dollars and will serve most users just as well, overall.

Exercise

The Bowflex Revolution has over 100 exercises and 400 variations on those exercises. That is really impressive, but for most users, completely unnecessary.

Cost

The Bowflex Revolution is nice, but comes in at $2,999! It's a great piece of equipment, but just to pricey for most people's needs.