VITRUVIAN Trainer+ | Total Body Resistance Training Machine | Portable, Adjustable Home Exercise Equipment | at Home Gym | Multifunctional Weightlifting | Up to 440lbs/200kg

I followed this along with Tonal and other "smart" weight replacements for a few months before giving the Vitruvian a go. This is the best one I came across. I have been using about 3 weeks now and I am hooked! I also have a Powertec workbench and I have hardly used it at all since getting this machine.Hardware is great, attachment methods are the best and save so much time over a traditional weight system. The app is good and I love the different modes to choose from. TUT, Pump, Old School, Eccentric only. It knows when it is easy to lift or too much and will adjust the weight accordingly so you always get a good set in.A typical workout for me on gym equipment is about 60-120 minutes changing weights, attachments etc. This allows me to focus more on lifting with less wasted time compared to changing weights, machines, attachments etc, and shaves off about 30 minutes easily while doing the same exercises.

Good but expensive. I hope it last long. We will see.

I've had gym memberships, and personal coaches. This is the best purchase for personal fitness. It is, hands down, the best equipment on the market today.

Never had any intention of using the premium features, so I wasn’t worried out the subscription price after my initial year. They’re listed on the website as:- A library of over 300 classes and goal-oriented programs designed by our coaches.- The ability to create and share workouts- Full workout data and performance tracking.- Exclusive access to new features and evolving training modes as they are released.However, after a year they pretty much brick the device. It doesn’t even play sounds or show basic data about your workout. No info on reps or weight.Do not buy thinking it will work without a subscription.

30/mo or you only get the bare essentials.I do not recommend this unless you love doing classes and will spend 30/mo on it.

This requires no assembly and replaced an entire gym. I just started using it, but I am excited

I feel VITRUVIAN is the best resistance equipment available if you have limited space and don't want it permanently installed on wall.1) Portability, can store under desk or couch. Or even put in your car if necessary.2) Up to 440lbs resistance3) Lifting Modes galore: 100% Eccentric, Progression, Regression4) SW is still beta, still needs overhaul. Buggy, crashes etc.. But, this is fixable, please fix ASAP if you want more customers.OXEFIT is the best, if you can dedicate an entire room for it. 400lbs load, replicates actual garage gym. Also, does rowing etc.. More features will be available.TONAL is good if you can't lift > 200lbs, and have dedicated wall for it.I didn't have a dedicated room, and didn't want a 150lb flat screen permanently attached to my wall. Therefore, I chose Vitruvian. If, I had the room, then OXEFIT would be my #1 choice, then Vitruvian. Tonal at 200lbs max is too light of load. I tried my neighbor's Tonal, and heard alot of wood wall creaking when using max 200lbs load for Bench, Deadlifts. It's not suited for traditional squats, just front squats. And neighbor's had it replaced 2x already due to faulty wall pin, which seems to happen alot? Neighbor doesn't lift that heavy, max 100lbs.#1 OXEFIT = creme de la creme. $8K for XS1 (250lbs max resistance), $45K for XP1 (400lbs max resistance)#2 VITRUVIAN = $3.5K (440lbs max resistance). Budget friendly version of OXEFIT.#3 TONAL = $5K (200lbs max resistance)All 3 are best in class, so no choice is wrong. Just whatever suits your needs and strengths.You can't go wrong with

The base product is nearly $3000 (before taxes and shipping, which is very expensive) and comes with virtually no equipment. in order for this product to be versatile you’ll have to drop an additional $500 on accessories. Then, if you want the full functionality of this device, you’ll have to spend $40 a month on a subscription. and based on my experience (and many others), the app that is connected to this device is super buggy, and the classes that they offer are only 30 minutes long. You can customize your own workouts, but it is extremely cumbersome, and takes forever to do. You’ll spend 20 minutes customizing a 30 minute workout using the app. also, if you send the product back, you are responsible for return shipping. Even if there is something wrong with the product. I do not recommend this product at all. By the time everything is said and done you’re gonna be spending between $3500-$4000 just within your first year of owning this thing. For that price, you could transition your garage into a home gym, which would offer way more options and versatility compared to this thing.