The Bowflex Revolution is specially designed to give sports enthusiasts a versatile & smooth workout machine. It gives more than 100 different exercises with a resistance of 200 lbs (with optional upgrade) that allows you to build and tone your upper, lower body and abs muscles as well as cardio and calorie burning workouts.

The Bowflex Revolution utilizes the patented SpiraFlex® Resistance Technology. The SpiraFlex plates make adjusting and switching weights effortless due to the versatility of these lightweight interlocking plates. The SpiraFlex plates also gives the Bowflex Revolution users a gym-quality workout without the noise and hassle of travelling to the gym.

I have never been in to the Bowflex infomercials, but I was fascinated by the new technology behind this Bowflex Revolution model. I researched this Bowflex Revolution on the internet and found mostly positive reviews. This item was one of Mens Health Top 100 Products of 2005, and these guys are the experts when it comes to Mens fitness. Popular Mechanics says "We don't normally endorse anything sold via infomercials, but testing is believing and the Bowflex Revolution is the first Bowflex we've tried that lives up to its own hype." Even football legend Brett Favre believes in this product enough to endorse it. I do not work for Bowflex, but I do believe in this product enough after using it and seeing results. I can truly say is this is an amazing machine. After one heck of a nightmare with other machines the Bowflex Revolution has finally met my fitness goals. I have had the Revolution since August 2006 and am very familiar with it and I love it. I loved my bench and free weights, but you usually need a spotter to max out otherwise you risk hurting yourself. After my free weights I went to the Crossbow and the Crossbow Platinum from weider. I had my original crossbow about 1 year and I hated the inconsistent feel of the bows (just like the regular Bowflex models) compared to free weights. I eventually upgraded to the Crossbow Platinum with the built in personal trainer. That machine was ok and worked for about 2 years before the electronics console completely stopped working and my machine would not calibrate properly. After having 2 cheap machines I ended up going with the Bowflex Revolution. I am about 5'10" and this machine works great. It is a little strange at first, but after a week or so you get the hang of it. The workouts are harder because you truly are getting an even constant resistance both positive and negative making exercises that may have been easier on other machines or free weights feel much harder on the revolution. This Bowflex home gym makes you use all those extra muscles that you would not ordinarily use. The Bowflex Revolution has over 100 exercises with 400 variations, along with a CD-ROM personal trainer and DVD that shows you how to properly use this machine and perform each exercise. This is an expensive machine, but after my experience with two cheap machines the Bowflex Revolution is well worth it. The 10 year warranty and the results I have seen are just an added bonus. For people who are independent and do not always have time to go to a gym this is well worth the monthly payment which is comparable to a GYM membership in itself. The customer service from Bowflex is top notch compared to the rude customer service I got from Icon regarding the Weider Crossbows. I truly believe you get what you pay for and I can truly say this is one great well built machine and one of the best investments I have made toward my health. The only negative thing I can say about this machine is the high price tag, but other than that the Bowflex Revolution is a great machine that is built to last.

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The Bowflex Revolution is not available at this moment.  But you might be interested in the Bowflex Revolution FT.  The Bowflex Revolution FT home gym is selling for $1449 only - $750 off the regular price ($2199).