Smith Machine

Lifetime warrantee. White power coated. Provision to add crossover attachment.

  • Carriage mounted on 8 heavy duty rollers.

  • Self locking safety pins.

  • Steel Deck Plate

  • 2" Sq. Tube Construction

  • Size: 57" x 48" x 83"H



More detail ...

PowerLine PSM144X Smith Machine

PowerLine Smith Machine. The PowerLine Smith Machine is a true powerhouse that is often imitated but never duplicated. It is a sophisticated combination of free weight power and resistance coupled with the safety and control of a machine. The Body Solid Pro Smith Machine uses four 2" x 2" 12 gauge steel pillars to support and guide the patented Super Glide carriage during your most vigorous sets. 14 lockout positions and adjustable safeties assure the lifter ultimate safety while striving for greater muscle gains. PowerLine has taken the best equipment out of the health club and engineered it to their own uncompromising standards. Best of all we made it affordable. Bar is 1" In diameter. Pictured with Optional Olympic Adapter Sleeves OAS14 Weight plates and collars optional

  • Versatile workout machine that combines free weight power with machine safety

  • Patented Super-Glide carriage rides smoothly within quartet of 12-gauge steel pillars

  • 14 lockout positions and adjustable safeties help guarantee the lifter's security

  • Spotter extensions for working out alone; scratch- and rust-resistant finish

  • Measures 76 x 80 x 45 inches (W x H x D); 10-year warranty on the frame



More detail ...

Body Solid Series 7 Smith Machine w/ 500 lb. Rubber Grip Olympic Weight Set GS348QP4_OSR500S

The Series 7 Smith Machine sells for $1269 individually and the 500 lb Weight Set sells for $1069. Purchase the set and save $1162!

  • Linear ball bearing Smith system with 20 crossmember lock-out points for a safe solid stop at any point in your workout routine

  • Freeweight gunrack system with 14 lift-off and racking positions for ultimate versatility safety and control

  • Heavy-duty all 4-side welded 11 gauge and 12 gauge 2"x 3" mainframe steel construction with a safe solid 4-point stance for maximum stability

  • Assembled Dimensions: 83" x 66"L x 64"W (84" at bar)

  • Includes incredibly strong adjustable safeties for both the Smith system and the freeweight barbell workout center.



More detail ...

Marcy Diamond Elite Smith System with Linear Bearings


BEST FREE WEIGHT SYSTEM FOR THE PRICE!!!5

In case you are not aware muscles react 30% better to free weights then they do to machine weights. The problem for many people is getting that free weight motion safely if you have to workout alone. This Smith Machine concept tackles that nicely.



I researched for weeks what would be the best free weight (or similar) home gym at the lowest price possible and as safely as possible without a spotter but without sacrificing quality. This Marcy smith system won the toss. There were a few other possible runner-ups (like the Body Solid Series 7 Smith Machine at $2800 or the PowerTec Multisystem Leverage Gym at $1500). Both had their pros (quality) and cons (size/price) but in the end when I compared everything this Marcy gym won hands down. The Linear Bearings used in it dramatically increase the quality factor and while some reviews said they were not "Thompson" bearings I find them to be of very good quality and extremely smooth (besides how "brand name" do you really need little steel ball bearings to be anyways).



Anyhow there are a few things to note about this gym:



PROS:



GREAT price at only $982 on Amazon w/ free shipping (and it arrived in a week)



EVERY major exercise you can think of. I pulled out my exercise routine I followed when I was a member of Bally's Gym and I was able to do every single exercise on my list. I am still amazed at everything this gym has!



THE SIZE of it is even more compact than I thought. The frame is only about 5 feet wide by 5 feet long (but keep in mind that the smith bar extends about 7 feet across and the bench sticks out about 2 feet longer than the frame itself).



LOOKS - it is probably the most stylish smith gym I have seen in blue and white (coincidentally our walls are the same color blue so that was a bonus)



CONS:



You need to buy separate olympic weights. This is not actually a CON since most of these free weight gyms require the same but you can tack on a few hundred more for those (I found the best deal at Sears for 300 lbs + the bar at only $275)



The instructions - although they are fairly easy to read they are aboslutely horrible for matching parts. NOTHING not a single solitary part (and there are about 100) have labels. You have to actually hunt through the boxes to match the right piece with the right step and diagram you are on to make sure you have the right match. What were they thinking here? The good news is that ech part is pretty much one of a kind so you shouldn't have too much trouble matching the piece it's just finding it amongst 100 pieces that is the trouble. They could have made this much easier. The build time as stated in several reviews online said 5-8 hours and yes it took me all 8 hours simply because of the hide and seek of matching parts. Proper labeling could have easily cut this down to 6 hours at a maximum.



Lastly two of the frame pieces were bent when they got here (although no visible damage to the boxes). I had to hammer one piece back to it's correct shape and the other had an elongated hole in it for a bolt to fit through but because it was bent so much I had to drill about a 1/4" more space to accomomidate the bolt.



All in all I would absolutely buy this again as long as you don't mind an 8 hour build time and the "possiblity" of a little extra handy work.



My logic with this product was to buy it for $982 buy the Bowflex SelectTech dumbells (see my 2009 model review of those on Amazon) as well buy the free weights and buy an extra EZ curl bar but still stay under $2000. I did exactly that while at the same time maintaing the ability to keep free weight quality and encompass all necessary exercises.



MISSION ACCOMPLISHED AND WE ARE 100% SATISFIED!More detail ...

SoftAir Smith & Wesson Sigma40F Blow Back CO2 Gas Powered Airsoft Pistol (Black)


Do yourself a favor and DONT BUY THIS!1

I bought this gun brand new about a few months ago. i used it for about a day until i found how how poorly made this gun was. the Co2 leaked constinly. i went through 15 cartriges in about a week shooting it for like 15 mins a day (15 mins = 1 cartrage) when u reloaded and released the slide all the co2 comes out. then about 2 weeks in the trigger spring broke and it is costing me about $50 to fix it. for people who think blowback pistols are fun there a pain in the ass. just get another gun. KEEP LOOKING.More detail ...

SoftAir Smith & Wesson Sigma40F Blow Back CO2 Gas Powered Airsoft Pistol (Clear)


Do yourself a favor and DONT BUY THIS!1

I bought this gun brand new about a few months ago. i used it for about a day until i found how how poorly made this gun was. the Co2 leaked constinly. i went through 15 cartriges in about a week shooting it for like 15 mins a day (15 mins = 1 cartrage) when u reloaded and released the slide all the co2 comes out. then about 2 weeks in the trigger spring broke and it is costing me about $50 to fix it. for people who think blowback pistols are fun there a pain in the ass. just get another gun. KEEP LOOKING.More detail ...

Apex Olympic Hollow Bar Kit


Dangerous! Cheap Poor Quality - You get what you pay for !!1

The bars are very light and feel cheap when you pick them up. No worries I say they're CHEAP and I don't want to shell out the Benjamins for real solid professional equipment. Besides I'm not running a professional gym; it's just me and my son working out in our home gym.



All goes well until the end piece (where the weight plates sit) on the curl bar pops off with no warning. The force of gravity causes the weights to fall with loud noises YIKES what surprise. Loud noises cussing the curl bar twists violently in my hands (one side is now considerably lighter then the other) dents in floor etc. No injuries but certainly could have been broken feet crushed toes and serious wrist and forearm injuries from the sudden violent twist when one side unloaded quickly.



Well now I'm out what I pad for the damn bar and I'm feeling silly to boot. I share my pain only to prevent you from making the same stupid mistake I did. You don't get something for nothing you get what you pay for and cheap equipment will cost you more in the long run.



I will now do what I should have done in the first place namely belly up to the (curl) bar and pay for a solid professional well made curl bar not this junk.

More detail ...