Hot Gym | Review

A while ago I was asked by HOT GYM if I’d like to trial their portable gym, so here’s what I think…

Checking out the website, the frame looks great and very multi-functional for an all over body workout. So after a few months of use, what do I think of it? should you get one? and why?

Well first off lets cut straight to the chase! YES, I love it! So go get one! Forgetting aside the multi usage of the kit for a moment, why should you get one?

Personal Trainers, many of us are mobile, we need multi functional usage kit that is compact or collapses down and can go in the boot of a car, HOT GYM ticks all boxes, I’ve collapsed it down and put it together in minutes, taken it to clients houses and even set it up in the park for clients to use.

You can save even more time by just leaving the frame in two parts (top half & bottom half and still fit it in a reasonable size car boot.

The businessman and regular traveller, especially with economical times, many companies that require their sales staff etc to travel around the country and stay in hotels are now using the more economical hotels which don’t have gyms, so how can you train? Well with HOT GYM you have a complete gym which you can set up in the smallest of hotel rooms.

The frame itself only weighs in at 15kg and comes collapsed in an easy to carry shoulder bag. Its portable size is: L 101cm x W 9.3cm x D 9.6cm. When it is all set up the frame measures: H 193cm x W 100cm x L 600cm.

The frame is suitable for anyone up to 6ft 6inch and up to 17stone in weight. Developed over 10yrs, HOT GYM has been perfected engineering and training expert Ian Johnson, who has trained using the HOT GYM himself all of that time, using his knowledge to fine tune it to its present form.

Now its time for you to check it out and get one for yourself…

As it says on the tin, this is the Ultimate Home & Travel Gym, and I’ve decided to endorse it.

The Cost: The HOT GYM comes in at: £179 plus delivery.The carry case that is a useful way of transporting it is £20.