Bio Force home gym--any good?

[jimtenn]

This is my first post--just joined today. I'm considering spending $1248 on this piece of equipment, but first I'd like to hear what you people think about it. Do you own one or know someone who has expressed an opinion about it?
I'd like to contact someone who works in the fitness field who has evaluated it. Thanks in advance.

 

[Cynic]

Can you provide a link to an advert?

I think I found it. It's similar to a crossbow.

What are the requirements for your home gym?

 

[jimtenn]

You can find it @www.bioforcetnt.com. I just sold my 16 yr. old Soloflex, and this looked interesting. I'm 73 so the maximum thrust that it gives is way over my strength. It fits the space that I have in my basement so is no problem there. It uses nitrogen-charged cylinders for resistance. Do you or anyone know how I can talk to Gary who seems to know about this machine?

 

[NBS 4life]

73 and operating a computer and intereted in fitness! I want to be like you in 53 years when im 73!

 

[garyl43]

Here's a link to another forum where there are some Bio Force users posting reviews:

 

[augi3]

Haven't used, but just watched mosts of an infomercial. How are they selling this equipment for $50.00? There's an overt comparison to bowflex in many ways, but no mention of quality. For all I know, one has to assemble the whole thing from the ground up for this price. Thoughts, anyone?

 

[C-MayheM]

73 and operating a computer and intereted in fitness! I want to be like you in 53 years when im 73!

lol, using a computer at 73 is pretty impressive. My grandfather can't even spell computer.

 

[garyl43]

Haven't used, but just watched mosts of an infomercial. How are they selling this equipment for $50.00? There's an overt comparison to bowflex in many ways, but no mention of quality. For all I know, one has to assemble the whole thing from the ground up for this price. Thoughts, anyone?

$1248 is the price, $50 is probably just the 30 day trial period ($50 wouldn't even cover the shipping).