Would it hold up commercially in a public gym?
1843315
I don't see why it won't. It is very well constructed and I ride 15 miles every day of the week so I think it would
1843316
This recumbent bike will not hold up in a public gym. It is simply a basic starter bike for limited home use. I've had nothing but continuous problems with the pedal arm slipping while in exercise mode, and I don't mean while it changes from one resistance level to another.
1843317
Sandy, I haven't heard any creaks or moans coming from the machine yet. It's hard for me to realistically say yes, but I would say quite possibly it could hold up in a commercial gym.
1397591
Yes, the bench is just like one you would find in a normal public or school gym. Very sturdy and stable. Worth the money.
507214
This machine is SOLID. Just got done using it. I've used it twice a week for six months and it has shown no sign of wear. I highly recommend it. I reckon this could be used in a commercial gym and it would hold up. The only mod I did was put some UHMW PE on the outside of the plate stops to give it some space between the frame and the plates. I am very happy with this machine.
1303001
It is not as stable as a commercial unit but moves relatively evenly. I've been using mine for over two years and as I've gotten stronger it has remained the same.
400336
Yvonne, I dont know how this would work in a gym. Cause mine when I bought it, I have not use it until now cause I am using the the one similar to this, which they send me by mistake, by other company. By I think this would be great in any way you wany yo used it. Your product id much bigger than the other one I have and I like it only I have not use them yet but I think they are great like the others.
2147595
Guess so, but mine works well. It was a bit of a pain to put together, and certainly not like the ones at the gym (more narrow, simpler, maybe more noisy), but overall I'm quite happy with it. It's functional, and much easier to move than the really heavy ones. I don't know how long it will last...but it's worked well so far and I've had it for 3-4 months now. My husband and I together probably put 7 miles on it per day, so hoping it doesn't poop out for another couple years!
1893867
It should work ok. If you don't have a carpet in your gym, I would suggest you go for a thicker mat. I have a treadmill mounted on it. So it works fine for me.
339809
I use it in my office and it works great and holds a file box and other heavy office equipment. It hasn't failed yet. I'm sure it will hold up in a kids playroom. My sons use it for their desktop. As long as you anchor it properly to the wall it should be fine.
2109994
This was used on a daily basis by some big dudes in an mma gym, I never had a problem with it.
2111166
I'm no expert on the subject, but I have seen lesser quality machines in smaller gyms. The machine is heavy duty and can certainly send up to heavy use.
1699489
Yes. Go for it. I don't think you can go wrong with this sturdy rack/bar and if you get good use of it outside, that's best. It will most likely take a hit over time from being in the elements, but nothing wrong with that. Mother Nature is indiscriminate.
391191
Yes, it is very sturdy. I sit on mine 7 or so hours per day at work, bouncing to the music. A good work out for legs, abs and glutes.
1250241
To be completely honest, it has held up pretty good, but I´m always ready to jump (just in case). I´m using it from 3 to 5 times a week (started in 240lbs and now I´m 210).
1344641
No not for a gym. It does not spread light well enough for your application. For small to medium size room I would say go for it. It does not have enough light output for it.
1351610
It is designed for 100 to 300 people in a crowd and I would say if your gym is not huge it will do ok. I have played good sized rooms with it and it has very good coverage.
541892
I cannot say exactly how long this would hold up in a commercial setting- I CAN say that it has much more comfort padding than any I have seen in stores and it is a washable wipe clean surface- (it has a caveat of not getting it wet underneath it though) It is Very comfortable to stand on and I feel it is somewhat safer to "walk" up to- because some other reviews on other pads have said they trip on those- this has a safer "incline" to it and I have not ever tripped on it. Hope this helps.
1233221
I think probably ok. See if ur Sports Authority has one on floor and try it out. SA has had them in stock. I have stood only briefly and it seems sturdy.