Strongway · Multi Gym Review
Strongway Multi Gym with Weights Review
The Strongway is the cheapest route to a 100kg stack, sold in 72kg and 100kg versions with a full station set, for buyers who will trade a long build for the resistance.
Strongway Multi Gym with Weights
72 or 100kg multi gym
Price shown on Amazon at checkout
The verdict
The Strongway Multi Gym is how you get a 100kg stack for less. It is sold in two versions, 72kg and 100kg, so you can match the resistance to your training, and a sturdy steel frame carries a dual-action chest station with chest press and pec deck, high and low pulleys, an adjustable preacher pad and a one-piece butterfly press. Micro cable adjustment and a double pulley system keep the action workable.
It holds a 4.5-star rating on Amazon, but owners are candid that the setup is a challenge and takes time, and it is a large machine at 186 by 108cm. If you want the highest resistance for the lowest outlay, and you do not mind putting an afternoon into the build, it delivers where it counts.
Strengths
- Choice of 72kg or 100kg stack
- The cheapest route to a full 100kg
- Dual-action chest station with press and pec deck
- Double pulley with micro cable adjustment
- Sturdy steel frame and a 4.5-star Amazon rating
Watch-outs
- Owners report a challenging, lengthy build
- Support runs through Amazon rather than a retailer
- A large machine to house
- Finish is functional rather than premium
Stack options and stations
The Strongway’s main draw is choice and value. You can buy it with a 72kg or a 100kg stack, and the 100kg version is the least expensive way to a full stack in our guide. The station set is complete for strength work, a dual-action chest station covering chest press and pec deck, high and low pulleys, an adjustable preacher pad and a one-piece butterfly press. The double pulley system and micro cable adjustment let you fine-tune the resistance.
The frame is sturdy alloy steel, and the machine holds a 4.5-star rating across its Amazon reviews, so the fundamentals are sound once it is built.
The assembly, honestly
The recurring theme in owner feedback is the build. It is described as good and versatile to use but a challenge to set up, and it is a large machine at 186 by 108cm and 205cm tall. Treat assembly as an afternoon’s job, ideally with a second person, and take care over the cable routing. As an Amazon purchase, support and returns run through Amazon rather than a specialist fitness retailer.
Who it is for
Buy the Strongway if you want the most resistance for the lowest price, particularly the 100kg version, and you are happy to put real time into the build. If you want a smoother, better-supported 100kg machine, the York Perform and adidas Performance are the step up, and if you want the same brand in a smaller, cheaper package, the Strongway Dual Pulley has a 72kg stack.
Specifications
| Weight stack | 72kg or 100kg (choose) |
|---|---|
| Tension supported | 100kg |
| Stations | High and low pulley, dual-action chest (press and pec deck), preacher pad, butterfly press |
| Pulley | Double, with micro cable adjustment |
| Material | Alloy steel |
| Product weight | 158kg |
| Dimensions | 186L x 108W x 205H cm |
| Owner rating | 4.5 out of 5 |
| Returns | 30-day Amazon return policy |
FitRank breakdown
Performance 4.0
A 100kg stack option and a full station set deliver serious resistance, the equal of pricier machines on paper.
Build quality 3.8
A sturdy steel frame with a 4.5-star rating, marked down for a functional finish and a build owners find challenging.
Value 3.9
The cheapest route to a 100kg stack, though the assembly effort and Amazon support temper it.
Features 3.9
A dual-action chest station, double pulley and micro adjustment, without the attachments of the premium machines.
Frequently asked questions
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Related multi gyms
Compare it against other full-stack machines in our best 100kg multi gyms guide, or against the field in our best home multi gyms guide. The cheaper Strongway Dual Pulley has a 72kg stack.
Chris writes the home fitness reviews across our sites, including our sister site HomeTreadmill.co.uk. He compares every machine against its rivals on UK pricing and specs, and scores each one with FitRank.
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