Bio Force 1.7 Gym Review
Is the Bioforce 1.7 home gym any good?

Product description
Bio Force TNT (Total Nitrocell Technology) is a weightless home gym that uses two large cylinders for resistance instead of free or plated weights.  The TNT technology is unique in that it creates a consistent resistance throughout the entire range of motion. When compared to other home systems with similar designs, like Bowflex, the Bio Force gyms offer a much smoother workout. 

Product Review 

What is included with the Bio Force 1.7 gym?
- Advanced slide-n-lock resistance that allows you to easily within seconds adjust weights ranging from 10 to 170 pounds.
- Compact machine that takes up less space than a treadmill
- Fitness guide for performing over 100 exercises using the BioForce home gym.  The guide also includes workouts geared for both men and women in addition to a healthy eating plan and aerobic workout guide.

Product Specifications
Dimensions: 52-3/4"W X 82"H
Weight: 174 lbs.
Warranty: 12 months parts, 12 months frame

Customer Reviews
The majority of the reviews that we have seen for the Bio Force 7.1 are very good.  All of the customer reviews on Amazon.com's website, excluding one, were positive.  Unfortunately the one negative comment was scarce on specifics as to what the reviewer did not like about the machine.  The review was conspicuous to say the least and was hard to take seriously with the large number of praising reviews that surrounded it.  There are a variety of other resources scattered about the web that also give high praises for the 1.7 home gym and their comments seem to be consistent with Amazon's site.

One of the common praises for the Bio Force 7.1 gym is that it is both a durable and sturdy machine.  Even some of the reviewers commented how the product's materials feels a lot like the quality of the materials used in a commercial grade machine.  However quality materials alone are not enough to justify spending hard earned cashed on any workout machine.  Functionality is just as important and the Bio Force 1.7 gym seems to have received high praises in this category as well.  Another one of the other strong selling points for the 1.7 gym is that it provides a constant resistance during the entire range of motion of the exercise.  Unlike a lot of the other home gyms that use resistance bands the design of the Bio Force provides a resistance that is not jerky when you reach the peak of the movement. 

The Bio Force TNT gyms are similar in design to the Bowflex systems.  It is no surprise that both the Bio Force commercials and many of the customer reviews make a direct comparison between the two systems.  However, from a customer review standpoint the BioForce gyms were much smoother, more durable and an overall easier machine to use.  One of the key features for the Bio Force gyms is that you can change the resistance in seconds using their slide-n-lock technology.  The change is quick when compared to having to switch to different bows in the Bowflex systems.  Another key benefit is that the Bio Force gym has a quicker changeover when moving from one exercise to another.  The transition is fluid and there is no need to attach or readjust cables when transforming between many of the exercises.

On the down side the Bio Force home gym does consist of a lot of parts and will initially take quite a bit of time to assemble.  A lot of the comments that we have seen note that assembling this exerciser can take between two to four hours. The home gym is shipped in two large boxes so plan on investing a good amount of time putting the gym together.  On a more positive side the customer comments do indicate that the assembly is pretty easy, there's just a lot to put together.

Overall the Bio Force 7.1 is a well constructed machine that offers a good alternate for anyone in the market for a Bowflex style of home gym.  The consistent resistance along with the heavy durable product materials is what really separates this exerciser from its competition.

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