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Total Gym 1000, Total Gym 2000, Total Gym 3000
As Seen On TV!
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Total
Gym Exercise Equipment Models Compared
Comparing Total Gym 1000, 1500, 2000, and
Total Gym 3000
Okay, so you want to get a Total Gym, but
it's got so many models like Total Gym 1000, 1500, all the
way up to Total Gym 24000 - what should you get? If you read
our Total Gym review, you'll
see that I don't think you're getting your money's worth if
you go over the Total Gym 2000 series. Simply because the
extra perks you get with the high end models aren't worth
all the extra big bucks! You can get just as good a work out
with the more basic Total Gym models. So save your hard earned
cash. :-)
So with all these Total Gym models, what
are the differences? What's better for your particular situation?
Well, I did some digging, and I'll make a quick comparison
of the more basic Total Gym models 1000, 1500, 2000, and 3000.
Total Gym 1000, Total Gym 1500, 2000, and
Total Gym 3000
Total Gym 1000 is first in line of the Total
Gym exercise equipment family. It's the most basic model,
but it can pretty much do everything higher models can do.
With each step up in the Total Gym models, you get a little
bit extra. Such as a thicker pad, slightly bigger board, or
ability to accommodate more weight and height.
Below is a table giving a quick overview
of the major differences between the different models of Total
Gym. I'm not even gonna compare the super high end models
like Total Gym 11000 and 24000 - I just don't think they're
worth the money.
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Total
Gym 1000 |
Total
Gym 1500 |
Total
Gym 2000 |
Total
Gym 3000 |
| Price |
$159 |
$249 |
$499 |
$1099 |
| Frame |
Lighter Gauge Steel
3/4" x 1-1/4" Tubing |
Lighter Gauge Steel
1-1/4" x 2" Tubing |
Lighter Gauge Steel
1-1/4" x 2" Tubing |
Chrome-Plated Upper Rails, Black
Powder-Coated Lower Rails
1-1/4" X 2" Tubing |
| Max Weight
Allowed |
250 lb |
250lb |
300lb |
300lb |
| Glide Board
Size |
13" x 40" |
13" X 40"
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15" x 45" |
15" x 45" |
| User Height
Limit |
6' |
6' |
6'2" |
6'2" |
| Foam Density |
1/2" Low Density |
1/2" Low Density |
3/4" Mid-Density |
1" High-Density |
| Squat Stand |
N/A |
N/A |
Lightweight Plastic Platform |
Plastic Platform |
| Resistance
Levels |
6 Levels
6% to 50% of Body Weight (250 lbs. max) |
6 Levels
6% to 50% of Body Weight (250 lbs. max) |
6 Levels
6% to 60% of Body Weight (300 lbs. max) |
6 Levels
6% to 60% of Body Weight (300 lbs. max) |
| Size |
18"W x 7'6"L x 4'H |
20"W X 7'6"L X 4'
H |
20"W X 7'6"L X 4'
H |
20"W X 7'6"L X 4'
H |
| Warranty |
One Year, Parts and Frame |
One Year, Parts and Frame
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Frame: Lifetime Parts: Two Years
(home use only) |
Frame: Lifetime Parts: Two Years
(home use only) |
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Okay, so with all the major difference between these 4 models of
Total Gym right in front of you, your decision making should be
a lot simpler. ;-)
Here's a quick over view of the major
differences between the Total Gym models:
- Total Gym 1000, 1500 has max weight of 250lb.
Total Gym 2000, 3000 has max weight of 300lbs
- Total Gym 1000, 1500 uses 1/2 inch foam. Total
Gym 2000, 3000 models use 3/4 inch and 1 inch respectively
- Total Gym 1000, 1500 allow up to 50% use of
body weight as resistance. Total Gym 2000, 3000 allows up to 60%
(Note, the Total Gym 24000 model allows up to 70% with 10 levels,
but for the amount it costs, its not worth it)
- Total Gym 1000, 1500 has 1 year warranty. Total
Gym 2000, 3000 has lift time for frame and 2 years for parts.
You'll notice that the biggest features
step up is between Total Gym 1500 and Total Gym 2000. So depending
on your budget, I think you get the most out of your money with
the Total Gym 2000. Total Gym 1000 is by far the cheapest, but it's
also the skeleton model, and the next level up 1500 isn't that much
better but costs you $140 more. So, that's something to consider.
Also, the prices listed above are
retail price. If you shop online, you can save a good chunk of change.
The biggest price jump is between Total Gym 2000 and 3000.
If you're planning on buying a Total
Gym, I recommend you consider buying one online. You can save yourself
a few bucks. Follow the link below:
>>
Click here for Total Gym 1500
>>
Click here for Total Gym 1700 Club
One major advantage of Total Gym
exercise equipment is it's ease of assembly. Unlike most weight
machines, I'd say you can probably put one together in just a few
minutes.
Article provided courtesy of Bodybuilding
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