M2 Multi Gym

I'm glad that I went with Inspire Fitness because "Brittany's" answers to my questions were prompt, friendly and informative -- and that was AFTER the sale! :-)Additionally, the M1 was surprisingly easy to put together because all the parts were separately-packed BY STEP -- not all lumped together. And all of the washers and nuts were pre-threaded on the bolts so that I didn't have to spend time "matching" everything together.Overall, it took me about 6 hours spread over 2 days to assemble the M1. I worked at a slow, leisurely pace so your mileage may vary!Oh, and the M1 is smooth, sleek and VERY easy to use. I'm a happy camper!UPDATE: I've used the M1 for over a month now, and I continue to be impressed by how well the machine works and how easy it is to use. More inportantly though, is that Inspire's Customer Service continues to excel -- every question answered prompt and friendly.If you're on the fence about buying from Inspire then jump off and DO IT -- you'll be SO glad that you did. I am!(I have no affiliation with Inspire whatsoever. I'm just a normal guy that truly appreciates top-notch service, especially AFTER the sale).

The lat pull down and press fit tall people reasonably well. I'm 6-5 and needed a home gym. I settled on this one over a Body Solid machine mainly because of the independent press arms and dual upper pulleys. No tall people problems when using the press arms in any way or anything with the upper pulleys. The leg curl and leg extension part of the machine however, is nearly useless for tall people and there are no adjustments. If you are under 6" tall, this machine will probably work for you. If you're a tall person, and there is any way you can get a hands-on look at one of these, you really should before you buy They just don't build these things with tall people in mind... I don't expect other manufacturers offerings to be much different in this regard.

I did not purchase this from Amazon but a local authorized fitness store in Columbus, OH. Overall, both my wife and I am rather happy with it. I like the cable system as it seems to allow for more variations in the workouts, isolation exercises plus the ultra compact size without sacrificing the quality. Coming from previously having a BS GS2, I find this to be much better in the build quality category and this is their lower end model no less.I do have a couple grips with this. The handles could be made a little better or redesigned in general. I have to wear gloves as some exercises cause my knuckles to rub to the point its raw to the touch, preacher curls comes to mind. I by no means have bear paws for hands and I consider myself average. Over time the nylon also seems to get tangled and has to be sorted out which is not too big of a deal but a thing I deal with regardless. If those could be resolved, this would be a 5 star machine. Of course my wife does not complain about it so maybe its just me.By no means will this machine (or most home gyms) get you ripped like full fledged free weights, but it does give you enough tone and maintain to not look like a slob either. Being in our 40s with kids that have activities 5+ days per week, the days of routinly going to gyms is a distant memory. This gym along with an active exercise regimen is a winning combination.

I considered buying the Inspire M3 6 months before finally making this investment. It is pricey but after comparing to other machines, it was cost versus compact design. We received it by freight and it took a day to put together. While putting it together you come to appreciate the engineering that went into this. This isn't one of those ugly home gyms you leave in the garage. 4 reasons why it's worth cost: 1) it's compact, 2) it looks awesome, 3) easy to use, 4) the amount of workout options is impressive.

Overall this seems to be a nice system and set-up was a little painful. I recommend going to the manufacture's website and download the pdf since it prints out better than the instruction that are shipped with the product. When putting the system together we didn't noticed that the leg extension cable was damaged and attempted to work with customer service about acquiring a new one. After several e-mails and photos they agreed to replace the cable but wants to charge us $20 for shipping. Kinda crappy since we just spent $3800.00 on their product. Warranty? Guess they don't honor one! Currently we're holding our ground and are very hesitant about giving this company any more money for some that is new...and expensive.

The product is high quality. Unfortunately they lied about their warranty. There is no support. All they will do is tell you that the product you bought is old and they do not make those parts anymore and then thank you I guess for waisting your time and money. When you check their website this old product they are talking about is the same one they are currently selling. What a scam. All is great up until you need customer support. In my opinion if you are going to pay high prices you would expect the warranty to be honored. You might be rich who knows but if you care about your money stay away from them. The warranty is a lie. I thought the product was expensive because their warranty sounded awesome. Its all a big story. BUYER BEWARE

I have a lot of fitness equipment. I have two other universal machines and this one is by far the best one. The cable pulls are extremely smooth. Even the weight pin has a magnetic snap that snaps in place that just gives you a rewarding feeling. This is extremely well-built and highly functional machine.