HOMCOM Multi-Exercise Gym Workout Station, 45Kg Weight Stack Training System, Full Body Fitness for Home Gym

Great but I found it hard to put together but got there only thing what was wrong is there was a bolt missing but I bought one and everything else was ok

I didn’t receive assembly instructions but contacted seller and they email them to me (response was within 24h) simple instructions to follow and overall quality is good, I would recommend this product and reasonably priced

Short ReviewCheap product that has limited use and is badly made, not helped by the bad customer service team who offered no help and instructions that were created by someone who's never actually setup the product. Avoid and spend a little bit more on something which doesnt just look nice in the images.SetupThe machine was quite difficult to setup, the issue didn't come until later on in the instructions where they seemed to just rush the last part and just show pictures, maybe they ran out of printing space?. It also seemed like they made instructions but didn't actually set it up themselves because they would have seen that the steps order made it more difficult. On top of that it was missing parts shown in the instructions that from what I can see weren't needed. I consider myself competent but it took me more than 4 hours on my own.FunctionalityThe machine itself is not completely useless, the main issue is with the chest press, they sit way too low so it's more of a weird decline movement, and I'm not exactly tall! On top of that the press didn't have enough tension even on the bottom pin. With the lower cable, doing curls I was moving the machine so had to stand on it. The chest fly has some weird positioned handles and semi works for its purpose. The lat pull-down is the only part I'd say was good and easy enough to use. One of the most annoying things was the pin for the weights would keep missing the hole, so I would get stopped when lowering the weights making using it for its purpose just annoying.QualityThe product feels cheap, I received it with a ripped seat but I'm not suprised as it feels badly made and I'm sure it wouldn't last. The materials of the most of the frame seems okay and sturdy enough, but im not sure on the longevity of it as I returned it before I could find out.It seems that they've made something that looks good, cheap to make and will probably disappear after they've made enough sales. I would stay clear of this for any type of user as its just not worth it, spend a little more on something that won't complicate/restrict your workout. Customer service asked for me to cover the cost of returning the product so before you buy something cheap like this, consider the return costs when you find out its no good.

The leg workout rests on my shins rather then by my ankles and there is no way to adjust that part of equipment other than that it is what I was looking for. It takes me by myself 3 hours to assemble instructions are quite poor how ever if you look at the picture it’s self explanatory.

Missing box 2 and 3

Good

Easy to build with good clear instructions. Looks good and works well

Received this MultiGym in May 2024. Took me pretty much a whole day to assemble (instructions are ok, but require some imagination and trial-and-error to assemble correctly). Used the equipment regularly (our family use it several times per week) for 6 months. Unfortunately when using this week with a medium load of weights, the weld holding the arm in place just sheared off (making quite a loud cracking noise). I have been trying to locate the munfacturer for replacement parts for a week or so now, but it seems that HomCom (Aosom) do NOT supply spare parts required to fix the machine. It is therefore rendered completely faulty and beyond repair after just 6 months of use. AVOID (unless you're happy to purchase a new one twice a year - and spend a few days each year dissassembling/reassembling).