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NordicTrack Vault Smart Home Gym Review: Better than Tonal?
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- Опубликовано: 15 ноя 2021
- The NordicTrack Vault is marketed as a 'Complete Smart Home Gym.' We determine that in this review...
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The NordicTrack Vault is an iFIT Connected Home Gym designed to be a complete solution for those training at home. I've been testing it and comparing it to many other options on the market including Tonal, Tempo, Peloton, MIRROR, and others.
The biggest standout feature of the Vault is its ability to house a full suite of dumbbells, kettlebells, and other accessories while having the ability to use a large reflective touchscreen for guided workouts. iFit is one of the most complete training platforms on the market, but the question is, at a premium price point, is it as good as the competition.
Let's find out.
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As a former fitness equipment technician I can assure you that most of NordicTrack equipment is not built for commercial purposes hence why you don't see any of their equipment in any commercial gym
So basically streaming iFit to a tv and using your own weights seems much more practical?
Sounds like what cycling enthusiasts do with the Peloton app and using their own spin bikes.
And paying waaaay too much for it
The Coop score came and went. We’ll miss you.
RIP knurl marks too
I'm sure there is a place for this "smart gym."There is also free fitness videos on you tube.🤷🏾♀️ I'll stick with my barbell, squat rack, adjustable dumbbells, and cast iron weights, it just can't be beat. Great video though, I like seeing the latest gadgets.
Yeah it's garbage. I'll buy it to throw my trash in.
A "smart gym" that isn't that "smart"...you did a good job at pointing out why most home gym owners would pass. Nice review though!
@Joe Cowan I think these types of products have a specific market or target audience. I can say I have used them to change up my cardio routine and it was a fun new take on cardio. -Mike, GGR Community Manager
@@GarageGymReviews I understand Mike, I just think a lot of us started our home gyms to buy the equipment we like; lift as heavy and as loud as we want; eliminate the monthly subscription; have more time at home getting our workouts in and avoiding technology distractions. All of these new "smart gyms" are chock full of the commercial gym pitfalls instead of adding value like counting reps and and barspeed and giving a report after the workout is done as an example.
@@GarageGymReviews yeah, the same target audience as planet fitness. People who don't even lift.
way too laggy for a $3000 device
Been waiting for a review like this. Thank you!!!
@Masterquest mq we will be doing a full round up of smart home gym equipment in the future. -Mike, GGR Community Manager.
Request: Mirror is coming out with their own dumbbells that are supposed to integrate with their technology. Would love to see a review of these.
@Bonnie F1 I saw this and I hope we get some fro Coop to review. -Mike, GGR Community Manager
Coop is slowly going from Garage Gym Reviews to Studio Apartment Hipster Gym Reviews.
Tech is the future of gyms, eventually even power racks will probably have touchscreens and other "smart" technology built in
@@avinashtyagi2 Tech where it makes sense. Barbells and plates don't play well with touchscreens.
@@richards6431 they'll probably have it extended out, away from the lifting areas, or they'll have it be a phone app, and just install a camera above that looks down on you
@@avinashtyagi2 They are the future of home gyms for people who are only part timers at working out. For legitimate gym goers this will mean nothing.
only smart thing about these smart gyms is the people selling it to skinny soyboys, i seen videos of people in africa and india who are massive living in poor villages from just drinking goats milk and lifting rusty old car brakes and axles ,THEY are REAL MEN ! all hail the rustic alpha male gym lords !
I guess I'm the ideal Vault buyer. I've ordered this and it's not here yet, but I'm excited about it even after viewing this negative review. I can deal with the smudges using a capacitative glove - I'll just cut off one finger, maybe store it inside the vault. I'm just looking to get stronger ahead of some athletic challenges, but I'm a hundred pound woman - I'll probably not need more than thirty pound weights for my purposes. I don't want mirror feedback for privacy reasons, so the flaws, aside from the costs, aren't really flaws for me.
Good review, thank you
I’ll never get sold on the whole smart home gym thing. Lemme push that steel any day
Iron and steel won't become obsolete.
Amen
Preach.
Coop at 3:20 you said that NordicTrack designs commercial equipment. I’ll admit those dumbbells and kettlebells look really really nice but that’s actually false. If you read the fine print of NordicTrack’s warranties none of their equipment is rated for commercial use. They like to use the “commercial” tag for marketing purposes but you’d never see their equipment in an Equinox, Gold’s Gym, YMCA, etc.
burn!!
For 3 grand I got a full rep fitness home gym including plates bar bench and pr-5000 rack plus accessories
That also got you a much better workout. These things are gimmicks.
Love your work GGR
@AqidaXT Thank you, We love your support! -Mike, GGR Community Manager
I got the Nordic track vault the tempo hydrow and just ordered the tonal
Aside from Tontal, Peloton and some Smart Rowers, all these tech-equipments look gimicky and trashy.
That's so dope. Nortic track never let me down.
@Rob Lowen the vault feature is pretty cool and makes it a serious space saver. -Mike, GGR Community Manager
The future is equipment-agnostic workout tech. Smart collars that you can put on any barbell, sensors for your shoes, etc that infuse workout tech into the equipment you already have. It's a smart camera that you mount on the TV that's already in your gym with a platform that works with the phone that's already in your pocket.
@J J I think you definitely think there is something here. When Coop sat down with Austin from Titan and he was talking about sensors on the bar and cameras. I think for people who are serious about lifting and competing that is what the future holds. - Mike, GGR Community Manager.
Given how heavy the dumbbells go it's just a mirror vault for doing your laterals
As an Airbnb add....seems like it would do the trick. Would you recommend something else for a minimal work out add for an airbnb?
Basically, if it suits your need. I got this because I want a mirror in my garage for working out and I'll put the adjustable nordic dumbbell on the bottom and find space for towels maybe water bottles. $2,000 now.
Love this series - I know this is kind of outside the realm of this but any thought on reviewing the Nintendo Switch ring fit? Sort of seems like a family smart home gym but never messed with it. Would love your thoughts if it sounds fun
@Joshua Sadowski That's a way of looking at it I've never thought about. I'll add this to the potential ideas. Seems like there could be some fun content around this. Thank you. -Mike, GGR Community Manager
@@GarageGymReviews Thanks for the reply! Appreciate your content & considering the idea!
Looks like a giant iPhone! Lol! I have a Norditrack treadmill that I love but was penalized in my warranty because it’s located in my garage. Don’t know if they will do the same thing with this. I’m hesitant now with purchasing treadmills, bikes from Norditrack or even peloton if they will void the warranty if the product is set up in the garage
Technology like the new iPhone is outdated after the first 12-36 months.
It looks like these new smart gyms that are software heavy have a very short lifespan until they will be outdated.
My dumbbells aren’t getting any smarter, but they sure aren’t getting outdated every 3 years ;)
#FoodForThought
Completely different. Each iPhone has new hardware. There’s not hardware needed in this. Just a display screen to follow and track. You don’t have to worry about a better camera, longer battery life, and other features. It’s just a screen and mirror.
@@brandonhoover2120 Go to sleep soy boy. I don’t seem to have just some dumbbells and barbells but if you need to have a digital meter and some smart lightweight to train you down bad
Nice hair cut Coop
Coop, I never hear people talk about the warranty. On a lot of this type of stuff if you buy any of these mirror or cycles with monitors built on they only warranty with the original owner and zero warranty comes to the second owner. So if you try to save a few hundred buying used keep in mind you lose the warranty completely!
I’m very meh on this one. They could have just put a set of powerblocks in there for better value and range on the kettlebells and dumbbells. I feel like this is just a way to try and boost the already underwhelming subscription service. I’ve never understood the need for those I’m the world of a non-interactive live service. I can get literally any program I want from RUclips if there isn’t going to be interaction.
Powerblocks would be a plus
Would you recommend it at $999 for the Vault Complete? It’s on close out and I’m thinking about it.
Thanks for the review. Much appreciated. Do you have some where that reviews all of these the mirror, tempo, tonal, etc all in one place?
@Tyron Piteau, BHK We have not done a round up video on smart home gyms yet. We do have an written article on our website. -Mike, GGR Community Manager
www.garagegymreviews.com/best-smart-home-gym-equipment
@@GarageGymReviews that’s great. Thanks 🙏. Would love to see your thoughts on The Mirror too.
I see these in hotel rooms as amenities, etc. I think people who are inclined to work out at home are going to realize they already have gear and probably a laptop or phone for a class/routine/program etc. and mirrors that are just mirrors are cheap. I think the Titan CEO had it right actually. Sensors and cameras and software on your own gear with your own weights is probably the sweet spot.
@Joshua Ryan For me personally I agree these definitely fit the need for some. My wife for instance loves these products but I'm training for strongman and powerlifting can't really do that on smart home gym equipment. I have used these for cardio and it's a funny way to change up cardio. I'd love sensors on the bar when lifting. Do think that is where the future is when it comes to training? -Mike, GGR Community Manager
@@GarageGymReviews for the people that like tech, yeah, I can see ir cameras from your phone or laptop and sensors that snap onto your various barbells, etc. giving you every metric under the sun. I like tons of information, and though I think most of the old school who will say you don't need it are correct, I think a lot of people will like to have it just the same. I can see myself tracking at what force I push up a barbell, etc.
agreed on the cardio thing, I used to pick the bike where you could race little video game cyclists on purpose when I went to the gym.
Coop don’t believe I’ve seen you review or even mention the “Ironmaster IM2000” is that something you’d be interested in looking into.
Finally getting into a financial situation where I can afford a home gym and I'm struggling to figure out what to do haha. Right now I just figured start off with an adjustable bench and adjustable dumbbells until I can afford something a bit more built out haha
The answer is Tonal. It is seriously good. Wife and I both agree it's the best investment we've ever made.
@@bear8046 I think I may have mis worded my comment, I can afford to start building a home gym, incrementally. I can't afford how much Tonal wants, although I'd definitely do it if I could but that's just a bit further from where I'm at lol
@@twayneusmc1993 totally makes sense man.
I can tell you that we got 0% APR through affirm for it. That payment is $82. Then the $50 membership. So we pay $132 a month for it. If you can swing that, I'd recommend taking another look at it.
@@twayneusmc1993 a far, far better investment than a tonal is a rack, bar, and plates. Cheaper and more effective. I built a 700 pound deadlift, ~650 squat, 335 overhead with rusty iron plates, a rogue boneyard bar, and squat stands. You can't do that with a tonal. Bar + plates + rack is the best option both from a cost standpoint and a results standpoint
Coop can you review the Bodycraft RFT functional trainer / power rack combo?
@TeddyRuxpin We will always take suggestions in items the community wants to see reviewed. I'll get this one on our list of wanted review items. Thank you. -Mike, GGR Community Manager
What ever happened to the review for the Force USA All In One Trainer?
This thing is on clearance for $999 now, does that make it worth it?
Is it okay to deadlift in a squat rack?
Do a fitness watch review🥺🔥
Maybe they can add integrated updates to the software like Tesla, as opposed to Apple where you ‘need’ a new phone every two years...
Coop, tell me more about the sexy wooden wall-bar in the background.
do you guys like latex free resistance rubber bands?
The lack of weight is especially frustrating when you consider Nordic track already makes an adjustable dumbbell that goes up to 55 pounds.
What flooring is that?
I dig the clean lines on this system, but as a weightlifter I would never consider owning a smart gym. These are obviously being marketed to beginners, or the middle aged man or woman who wants to excercise, not train.
Just wait until they get the "404: not found" error and have to stand there with nothing to do
@Craig Allen I agree as a lifter I don't use a lot of smart gym equipment but my wife loves these products. -Mike, GGR Community Manager
Amen
Agreed. But you can't blame them, since there are relatively few weightlifters compared to the rest of the general populace that wanna lose a few pounds or lower their blood pressure and have no idea how. I think it's interesting seeing these vids, but I wouldn't ever consider buying anything like it.
Whats wrong with Beginners and middle age women and men they need love 💘 to
I thought those dumbbells were tracking something for that price. I use the iFit treadmill with the heart monitor and it's great but I might as well just use the iFit videos on the tv with regular dumbbells instead of this.
They didn’t really commit to the yoga folks or the weightlifting 🏋️ peeps. It’s stuck uselessly in between. I would rather they dump the yoga crap and add a bar with more weight options! For the price it’s not a great fit for most home gym folks. Thanks for the reviews! I’ve been lifting casually for around 6 months and I’ve already outgrown the weights in this unit.
Best to get a bullworker i got it can do my whole body I have got good toning and fat loss since having it since last year for only 200 get that folks
Let's see a bodybuilders, mma fighters and boxers use these tech savvy machines.
I don't hate it but someone starting off is better off going w a 1) pair of running shoes, 2) pairs of 20 and 30 lb dumbbells, and 3) simple mat for ground work
Any Black Friday sales for good adjustable benches?
@Vic Apple we are keeping the Black Friday Sales updated here daily. -Mike, GGR Community Manager
www.garagegymreviews.com/black-friday-fitness-equipment-deals
Smart gyms will be the future for commercial premium gyms and the wealthy. The cost of a standard home gym is still pretty expensive for the average person. Sure the cost of the tech will go down with time, but the cost of purchasing and shipping weight will never really change, so adding a tech factor that you will need to update, maintain, have more potential maintenance, as well as failures makes it not ideal for the average user. Smart home gyms remind me of the bowflex machines. They can do a little bit of everything, and maybe someone who doesn’t do much but wants a small footprint for working out will get this, but it will never be the standard. Iron and steel will remain king
Couldn’t agree more. I’m a home gym owner myself and personally couldn’t care less about “techy” smart home gyms. I care much more about robustness and functionality of barbells and attachments. But in the end, more options isn’t a bad thing for home gym equipment.
I love a barbell and steel, but I think you're underestimating the market of people that just want something with a small footprint that allows a quick workout without having to think.
@@prple-coffee That’s fair, but I still believe the market of those individuals will not be enough to overtake the existing market and make smart gyms “The Standard” moving forward
doing storage work as well, and smart side lacking but doing basic needed job
Tonal is the King of all smart gyms! Nothing can come close to Tonal!
I don't think they sale this anymore.
I gues im old fasioned, i just dont get all this tech for a simple thing like working out, just reminds me of that scene in rocky where drago is working with scientists and rocky is punching a piece of meat. Now tech and learning is the guide to getting better, but grinding and mindset instead of looking at a computer while your training just doesnt do it for me.
If i were to advice ANYONE to do some bodyweight training and cardio and they want to have something that uses tech to keep them motivated...
Just get a switch with ring fit, for like what 400euro together your done? cheaper second hand.
Probably tracks it much better for the price then a thing like this does.
Friend that has it does climbing, and another does kung fu/climbing and they say it is great for cardio.
Great video, just shows its not for me.
Hope you get to that ATX brand (golden barbell) you commented to me about a week orso ago =]
Cheers coop
Where did you get that "American Made" banner????
From China.
meer review
I'm surprised with some of the negative reviews. I was so impressed with the ruclips.net/user/postUgkxMwYg0MOXR4M-oGeyBsNSYe1aPOUoRH6D cage that I got the lat pulldown attachment that goes with it. It is equally outstanding. I don't have one complaint other than putting it together is a job. The instructions and packaging of the parts are very well designed and organized. Also, I stripped and damaged the pull down cable the first day, admitting it was my stupid fault, and they quickly replaced it at no charge. I'm 6'5, 280lbs and fit in the cage just fine. Glenn B
I'll stick with the Tonal
Maybe slow down on the "Smart" gym product reviews. Not all of us are ready for it, nor do we want it. Watching 1 or 2 of these things per month would be fine, but most of us want to see real gym products. Speaking of... how about Rep's wide pad upgrades for their adjustable benches? Is a 14" pad on a quality FID a game changer or what?
Seems a LOT cheaper to head over to say Walmart spend a little for an adjustable dumbbell set(and kettlebells if you need them ), buy some bands and a yoga mat and then stream work out videos on RUclips while you exercise in front of a mirror 🤔
My Own Opinion: People who are serious about significantly improving their own health/physical capabilities and performance are not going to be interested in a lot of the 'smart gym' all in one solutions that are coming onto the market nowadays.
Agreed. Don't think it's future of fitness.
Just go to a gym or don’t .
Ever had an object, band, or weight get away from you while working out. Now think of that happening while using these expensive mirror touch screen gyms. Lots of shattered screens, screens that break in their own from Poor quality. And then it just sits in a corner or is free on Craigslist.
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I'm still glad i bought my loadable olympic dumbbells instead of actual dumbbells it just always seems like such a waste of money and space with individual sets..
@N1cocraft Same! I having adjustable/loadable dumbbells makes a world of difference when it comes to saving space and being efficient in the home gym. Which loadable dumbbells did you get? -Mike, GGR Community Manager.
@@GarageGymReviews i got them during last year when the shortage was at its worst so i couldnt get any big brand ones. I got some around 90CHF (around 100$ i think) per dumbbell that dont even have a brand name on them somehow. They look exactly like the rogue db 15 in every aspect (weight, length, knurl, sleeves, and even the brushings) so i'd assume its either the same factory or some chinese copy, the second one i'd be really impressed with cause they really feel well made.
Tonal
For the Algorithm!
It’s just a big phone that’s all, big whoop
3k is way to much. For less then half that you can have a full rack set up and adjustable dumbbells. And with all the RUclips resources for programs i really dont see their videos as a seeking point.
Great review 👍🏾
Actual product 👎🏾
These so called smart home gyms will be very popular along with flying cars in the very near future.
Oh look. Another disposable product. Once it's obsolete you get to replace it. Or if you get a power spike in your home you now have a brick since not every home has surge protection. Strangely iron never gets obsolete and is not subject to power surges.
I have a few plates that were bought used in the early 70s. Still use them. Still work just fine.
@@richardmather1906 strangely iron never becomes obsolete.
There's this thing called youtube... I swear it does the same thing. And you can literally get dumbells at Walmart that are that light. Just buy a nice home gym for that much geeeeez
Smart gym equipment is dumb. If you really don't know how to workout, join a small gym that offers HIIT or crossfit classes and learn the exercises for about 6-12 months. Then cancel the gym membership and build your home gym with dumbells, kettlebells, barbell and bumpers, plyo boxes, an air runner, bench and power rack. That's all you need. Do the same circuits you learned from your gym and do new circuits that you learn from youtube, which is FREE. Don't spend on expensive smart home gym equipment. Be smart!
Meh....they are about 18 months too late. Peloton hit a "home" run because they were able to take advantage of the timeframe of the pandemic. The touchscreen looks very nice and an improvement over Tonals cellphone interface IMHO. Instead of the individually-weighted dumbells and kettlebells they should have Instead included adjustables. What they've included is not nearly worth $1k. The fact that the integrated camera isn't yet working makes this whole system half-baked. Not even close to being worth the price not knowing if or when the camera will be working.
Just buy dumbbells up to 30 pounds from Walmart. Oh… and order a how to workout book for beginners from Amazon. What a waste of time and money. Horrible money grab
No one who owns this will get any gains.
What happened to the “Coop score”? This thing is trash. No different than the nordictrack ski my parents had in 95’ which was used as a clothes hanger.
fuck the 4k price tag and useless tech.. id buy a regular free standing mirror with storage all day long of similar design...
I think coop is too nice. This product is absolutely overpriced for what it offers.
Gotta try and lower to blow for future sponsors or future product developers sending equipment.
$3000 for a few dumbbells' and rubber bands plus a useless app.
I'll pass.
It kinda looks like a giant iPhone 😂
It looks like a giant iPhone. I don't need any more iPhone in my life. Back to the ol barbell, ey
I normally don’t comment on your videos, but this product is so shitty and so extremely overpriced I had to write it down and share it with y’all.
3K?!? Are you guys kidding?!? This is the worst thing since
You keep saying it's a great product, except, everything you show us is a reason not to buy! LOL savage
Coop, you're cool but this is Total waste of money! Buy a mirror from Lowe's and some power blocks and RUclips for free.
Don't buy any product from nordictrack. Big regrets
WASTE OF MONEY
This is a complete joke compared to tonal
Absolute garbage company and products. Look up the reviews on their parent company.
Just looks like an overpriced cabinet tbh
useless and made by one of the companies with the poorest customer service... No thanks
Nordic track is pure garbage 🗑
🇫🇷 Après achat et utilisation :
Les moins =
- La qualité de l écran tactile est peu réactif et d une résolution très mediocre (lors des vidéos apparaissent des pixels). L'éclairage est faible on ne voit pas clairement et pour couronner le tout le coach est sur un fond noir...
- il n'y a aucune possibilité de créer son propre programme personnifié, en y ajoutant uniquement les exercices qui nous intéresse, bref la grosse grosse déception !
- il n'y a que des cours coaching , nous sommes obligé de suivres les cours de 30 à 45 min en entier, il est possible de mettre en pause mais impossible d' avancer ou de faire retour lors du cours !!😮
- les cours ifit sont speed et surtout et uniquement en anglais !!😭 A quoi sert la traduction française lors des exercices !!? Vous vous voyez allongés a suivres et lire en même tps ?? N'importe quoi.😓😰
- l interface🤮 ne propose pas youtube, google chrome,...impossible de lire des vidéos.. Ou d'autres applications.. Vous avez qu'une possibilité c'est de prendre l abonnement ifit et rien d'autre ! Sans abonnement les cours sont cadenassés.
-Vous ne pouvez pas ajouter vos musiques préférées. 🎶
- aucun port USB. 💦
- possibilité du Montage a 460 euros environ 😮😓!!
Les +=
Le meuble est en acier, très lourd robuste, faut être a 2 minimum attention aux escaliers en cas, de livraison. Impératif livraison ds une pieces de vôtre domicile !!
En définitif je déconseille cer article. Peu de liberté réellement, du forcing sur un abonnement mal adaptés sur cet article. J'en suis très déçu. J'aurai du me contenter d'un meuble bas pour mes altéres , d'un écran tactile fixer au mur cela est bien olus avantageux