Bowflex Blaze Review | Home Gym Equipment Reviews

Here it is the Bowflex Blaze Review, and it's about time aswell, after all the requests by our visitirs we have decided to put togther out Bowflex Blaze Opinions.

An affordable version of the Bowflex line. The Bowflex Blaze Home Gym is the perfect choice for any of you that have been scared off with the hefty price tags of other bowflex models.

But with the price cut comes the stripped down result of other models too. The resistance is still and impressive 210lbs of power rod resistance. This can be improved even further, upto 410lbs in fact, but extra power rods will have to be added. It aslo comes with the ability to do 50+ exercises straight out of the box.

The Bowflex Blaze Home Gym is a lot smaller than other Bowflex models aswell making it easier for storage.

The 210lbs standard power rod resistance feels as good as free weights if not better, as there is no risk of joint pain or pulled muscles.
Can be upgraded to 310lbs and even 410lbs with the addition of extra rods
Includes a lat tower which is great for the back and shoulder muscles
A lower pulley and squat station that is used to build those quads (front thighs), hamstrings (back of thighs), and your glutes (butt)
Leg extension and leg curl attachment to develop those stronger legs if the squats are too hard or not liked
A pretty cool attachement for cardio is the rowing option, which can be used to tone up, warm up, and cooling down.
Includes 5 grip option on all the puuley stations
A very handy workout placecard is included which can be used for reference whilst working out
Vertical folding system which makes for easy storage

Height - 7ft 1/2" Length - 6ft 10 1/2" Width - 3ft 2" Folded Footprint - 52" x 38" Workout Area - 8ft 4" x 6ft 6" Maximum user weight is 300lbs

210-lbs of smooth Power Rod® resistance option of upgrade upto 410lbs
Sliding seat rail for aerobic rowing and leg presses
Heavy duty steel frame construction
Bench Press Station
Butterfly for a complete pectoral workout
High Pulley Station for working your lats and back
Exercise Chart Included
Lighter, smaller, and cheaper than the rest of the Bowlfex Models

With the price as low as it is compared to the higher priced models of the Xtreme 2 and the Ultimate it's no suprise that there are some aspects missing from the Bowflex Blaze Home Gym. The key aspects that I'm talking about are the adjustable bench and the adjustable pulleys which were such a great addition to the pricier models. If you are looking for a cheaper model then this a great little gym for the novice but for someone who is a little bit more experienced perhaps the Ultimate 2 or the Xtreme 2 are better options.

Having compared the best prices on the net we have decided that the best place to buy the Bowflex Blaze Home Gym is direct from the bowflex site itself.