@@johnnygunzfilmbuff7821 I bought a knock off version of this - it really does provide a unique experience. I would rather use a barbell and weights but I didn't have the space so this was an alternative for squats and deadlifts. It is a good idea and provides a different stimulation to the muscles but unfortunately it is really expensive - if prices were more reasonable I think flywheels could get quite popular.
One of the best reviews I have ever seen. I am 62, used to own all the stuff. As you age, your get more focused. I use this and have sold 99% of my former gym, and it was nice! I use this for squats, rows, dead’s, curls. I do the rest with pull ups on a stud bar and dips on my bar stools, I sprint and shadowbox. This thing is fantastic. Wish I would have known 40 years ago
I am a fan of flywheel training but agree that the cost is a major hurdle for most garage and home gym owners. I would love to see more competition in this space along with more popularity in gyms everywhere. Awesome video!
I've had my Kbox active for almost a year now. I still use it all the time and really like it. The burn I get from it is unlike anything I get from standard weights. I primarily use it for squats, bar and rope curls, one arm rows, bent over bar row, deadlifts, lying tricep extensions (I move my bench over to it so the pulley is behind my head. I have to put weights on the Kbox so it doesn't lift off the ground). I still do squats and everything else with barbells too but it's nice to change it up to have some variety in my training. I have the advanced flywheel knob with 4-Large plates, 1 medium, and 1 small. I recently built a 1" platorm to raise the Kbox so I can purchase the XL plate. The reason it won't fit is because the Kbox pro is slightly taller and allows it to clear. Expensive but worth the money in my opinion.
@@GarageGymLab Thanks for all your videos. I purchased the proloc collars after seeing your video with them. I've been looking for collars to fit my BS Strength hip thruster bar. Spring loaded and standard clamp wouldn't work since the bar is slightly undersized. The proloc worked perfectly.
@@cmoneytheman I picked one up a couple months ago after selling my rack/bar/plates due to my landlord complaining. Made some pretty shocking improvements in both size and numbers after testing at a local gym with a free trial pass.
Do u think the kbox can replace my rhino belt squat and will it still be worth to get k box flywheel if I already have functional trainer, stand alone selectorized lat pull down, rack, rhino belt squat, isolator, echo rogue bike etc....???.
I picked one of these ups about 4 months ago, its amazing. I bought it to supplement the standard squat rack/bench setup I have, but it actually could almost replace a whole gym setup. I don’t even do normal bar squats anymore due to the kbox’s belt squat capability. That’s just one of 20 plus movements you can do on it. If you are thinking of getting a belt squat machine or have limited space this piece of equipment is a must have.
I just got the kpulley go, 2 of them even though its not necessary. They attach to my rack and I can see what you mean about it replacing a whole gym. I really want a kbox after using the kpulley. The stimulation is similar to squatting on squatmax with bands but dare I say it, its even better on the fly wheel
@@K4R3N it’s a lot more challenging. It contracts your muscles both eccentrically and concentrically so it is like doing double the work. Great addition. This and a bench with some adjustable dumbbells is all you need.
I have the K box and the K pulley. I really like both of them. The finish on the pulley matches my gray RM6 very well and works great attached to a post. I now do the majority of my squat work on the k box and I don't think I'm going back to a barbell anytime soon, if at all. I've noticed a huge increase in power, as evidenced by my max watts numbers on the air bike. I like the box better than the pulley, but if you have the budget for both it is a great combo to have. My favorite moves on the pulley are lateral raises and overhead tricep press with a rope.
I would like to see a load cell with logger track all of the forces during the exercises. Ultimately, resistance exercise is about tension. The rest is just how the tension is generated
I have a Kbox 4 Pro that I use for squats and deadlifts in my apartment. The main advantages over free weights is that it is so space efficient and quiet. I prefer weighted chins and dips for upper body. I do some pushups and inverted rows on the TRX because it’s just more convenient. I also use some dumbbells for shoulders. Again, that’s more convenient than using the flywheel for it.
Would you be able to comment on how the plates sizes compare to lb/kg weights at a normal squat/deadlift speeds? I'm thinking of picking up the Active, and I'm not sure if a single L flywheel is enough.
@@qwie100 A 700 lb deadlifter named Jordan Fieganbaum of Barbell Medicine tried the kbox with just a medium wheel and said it was “legit”, but he did pull fast. My working sets are normally only around 300 lb, but I like to pull slowly and work on technique, so I have 2 XLs. I’m thinking of adding a couple more XLs to go supper slow. A small change in speed makes a big change in the load.
@@neilpollack3514 Awesome, thanks a ton. 2x L and 1xM should be enough for to get started then. I can't tell you how excited I am to have my 1br apt living room become a living room rather than a chair+tv and rack/pads/home gym stuff
I use the Kabuki version for versatility (lateral and horizontal movement in one unit) lucky enough to pick one up used saved about 60%... Prior I had a kbox clone great value as I got it from Alibaba prior to nutty shipping charges... They are also great for injury recovery... Thanks for the post keep them coming
@@GarageGymLab Did you find there was a long adjustment period when you first got into it? As you mention, the stimulus is pretty different from conventional gravity-based training. Did you have to recalibrate how you think about and perceive stimulus/load/stress on the body?
Hi Garage gym lab! I’ve used mine for two years for nearly all my training and I love it. Easy on my joints and still so tough. And by adding cables/pulleys and some creativity you can do “everything” on it. From authentic Bench press to leg extension/curl
@@BrandonSchwartz1 Hi Brandon! This is not a shout out for my Instagram account. Only to make it simple, check stefan.ostling kBox strapped to floor, movable board to lay on at right height of the rig. Loading pin with straps at both ends to hold the barbell. I know it looks way complicated, but it’s not when you have all the “tools” /Stefan
@@jorfan07 your Instagram account is great! A lot of variety for both systems. I have a functional trainer but still considering getting a kpulley/kbox combo for the different muscle stimulation.
Great video! I get great actionable ideas from your videos. One request! Please make a video about XPT Trainers. How it functions? How it works? Any DIY solutions? etc.
Awesome review as always! I am getting close to pulling the trigger on the Active. One question though - is there room on the box to perform step-up? Would you use the squat belt or just a single handle?
I've seen a couple other flywheel system reviews that didn't pique my interest but this one shows some serious promise. Still too expensive for me but maybe the price will come down as flywheel training becomes more common. Another great video, Adam.
I’ve been looking into purchasing one as a substitute for a power rack/barbell setup as it takes up less space and is more compact. How do you feel your strength and hypertrophy gains from the flywheel compare to using traditional free weights?
I bought a fake version from Alibaba. Although I had some quality control issues (which were a big hassle to correct) and it took forever to ship, in the end I think it works about the same for much less money. It works ok for squats and deadlifts, but I actually like it better for upper body workouts as it really allows you to get a burn. For me, I am not used to belt squats and it is rather quad dominant, better with a squat harness. For deadlifts, it works but it is a bit jerky at the top - I still prefer barbell though. Overall, it is an alternative but I wish the price for the real version was more reasonable. I did notice some ads on Instagram recently for some new competitors that have more reasonable prices so I would also check those out.
I really enjoy mine for all the reasons you mentioned. I’ve found a few people on instagram how demonstrate tons of creative variations of movements. I have been debating adding the go pulley option now that they have a good rack mount version. Any thoughts on that piece?
Thanks for sharing, Ryan! The pulley option looks great - I haven’t used it yet but I’d love to. And you’re right about versatility! Lots of cool uses I’ve seen on IG.
Just found your channel. Great stuff! I just started looking into flywheels. Any thoughts on the Kynett line of machines? They're more affordable but I can't find much in the way of reviews.
So strange! I’ve never heard of this kinda thing before and I’ve been training for over 10 years in powerlifting end bodybuilding Seems cool but also maybe a nice to have than a priority home gym piece? It’s hard to say without trying it Home gym owners DEFINITLY lack cable machine options and most probably won’t own a cable stack so maybe it’ll be worth it? Hmmm really really strange and interesting
Thanks for watching! I wouldn’t consider it a priority, but a very cool piece that can provide a ton of versatility and is fun to use… and something that really produces results.
Thanks for watching, Josh! They’re two different products at the end of the day, but the Kbox is the more versatile of the two. If I was wanting a pure belt squat for strength, I’d go with the squatmax, otherwise the Kbox. It’s so compact too, which is a huge plus.
@@GarageGymLab I’ve been wanting to purchase the squatmax, but space is real limited. Would the kbox be good for squats as well ? Thanks for your review.
How many plates/how much inertia do you typically use for a challenging squat or deadlift. Lets say im starting out at around 150kg squat and want to progress to a 250kg what kind of range of plates would I need to get that equivalent progression if that makes sense?.
great review, thanks! Yes I have the kpulley go and it's great. I am also looking to buy this kbox4 active after watching your review. Can you tell me if there is enough room for your legs when performing squats perpendicular to the flywheel (instead of facing it). Seems to me that that will allow the strap to feed back without tangling. Alan
Great video…By Casey Affleck. Seriously though very informative and I enjoyed it. Way too expensive 💰though. What are the makers thinking 🤔? You could buy a squat rack and barbell with weights and do every possible exercise with weights and equipment that would last your entire life. As opposed to this wheel mechanism which could easily get damaged and need repairing.
does this feels more like cardio when doing belt squats, more like muscle endurance? I have a rhino belt squat and thinking about downsizing and getting the kbox strictly for belt squats for now. I have a bad knee do to sports (arthritis) and squatting on rhino makes it sore for days:(. I hope this kbox works to keep my leg muscles or maybe keep building and toning legs.
Do u think the kbox can replace my rhino belt squat and will it still be worth to get k box flywheel if I already have functional trainer, stand alone selectorized lat pull down, rack, rhino belt squat, isolator, echo rogue bike etc....???.
Should insell my rhino belt squat and just get a kbox instead.?? I like to do hitt and functional trainning workouts so this will be really good for hitt workouts? Can i use this kbox in off days to recover or it will he the same as if i lifted with weigjts?
do you like it better than squat max md and will this replace a squat max or rhino belt squat??? I know it can do other things but just talking to squats
can a box replace my rhino belt squat. will box will be easier on a bad knee??? have some arthritis from playing sports and rhino belt squat makes my knee sore every time I use it:( so I was wondering the k box will be better on the knees? I bought the rhino cause I also have two bulging disk in lower back but it puts a lot of stress on knee. I am not a powerlifter but I like to keep my knees toned and if I can get some muscle with k box that will be nice too. I like rhino but I don't know If I will make the right decision selling it to get k box??
will this replace my rhino belt squat? I have 2 bulging disk and a bad knee (arthritis) from playing sports. Rhino is cool but it's making my knee very sore for days after belt squatting even with lighter weight. I still want a belt squat though so was looking at kbox. I know I will like it for hits workouts, warm up etc.. but if you had to have one ham thinking u will choose the rhino or squat max?/
Do you regret not getting the Light or the Pro? the reason I ask as you can add 6 flywheels instead and with the pro you can add the XL wheel but at twice the cost.
I have 2 building disk in lower back so I don't barbell squat anymore. is this something that will help my legs grow??? I been debating for ever to ether buy rhino or squat max md but don't know which one:(. Now I see this flywheel machine. anyways let me know. I already own a selectorized lat pull down, a selectorized functional trainer, stray dog goat, rogue bike, foldable rack and many more equipment. Just looking for a nice belt squat. Thank you
Is this design patented? I’m amazed the market hasn’t flooded with cheaper alternatives. There are some ive found. It’s a shame by gen 4 they couldn’t get the price down
Man I have watched this video 3 times and for most of the movements I can closely replicate or emulate the eccentric overload on my other equipment. (Such as being able to lean back with the preacher pad and then slowly lower the weight). The one movement that seems hard to replicate is the sideways lunge/squat where one foot is on the platform and the other is on the ground. That seems very helpful with athletic movement. But what other ways are there to put stress on the body in a similar manner?? I’m just wondering if this movement is only able to be overloaded with this machine only.
You can hit chest with it, either sitting on the side and using the angle adjuster or push up with a spud inc front squat harness (what I do). That said, I generally focus on OHP more than bench so it isn't a huge issue for me.
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Have you ever used a flywheel before? If so, share your thoughts!
No I have never used this. Not desperate to buy this nothing against it dosent interest me and one equipment I can survive without.
@@johnnygunzfilmbuff7821 I bought a knock off version of this - it really does provide a unique experience. I would rather use a barbell and weights but I didn't have the space so this was an alternative for squats and deadlifts. It is a good idea and provides a different stimulation to the muscles but unfortunately it is really expensive - if prices were more reasonable I think flywheels could get quite popular.
@@steverapos3904 fair enough and whatever works.
Is the knock-off cheaper? Could you please name it?
Yes I have a K-box for my home and absolutely love it.
I appreciate the small footprint and versatility.
One of the best reviews I have ever seen. I am 62, used to own all the stuff. As you age, your get more focused. I use this and have sold 99% of my former gym, and it was nice! I use this for squats, rows, dead’s, curls. I do the rest with pull ups on a stud bar and dips on my bar stools, I sprint and shadowbox. This thing is fantastic. Wish I would have known 40 years ago
Thanks so much for watching and for the kind words!
I am a fan of flywheel training but agree that the cost is a major hurdle for most garage and home gym owners. I would love to see more competition in this space along with more popularity in gyms everywhere. Awesome video!
Thanks for watching, Kurt!
Yeah would like to see/try this in a gym first
They are manufactured in China. The manufacturer sells the same exact one on alibaba without a brand stamped on it for 350 bucks
@@doodiebean4870 good.. do you have a link.. thanks
@@doodiebean4870 link please, btw aren't they made in sweden ?
This is the best explanation of flywheel training I’ve seen so far.
Thanks for watching and for the feedback, Jason!
I just got the Active version and I’m so excited. Thanks for taking the time to create this review
Awesome! Hope you enjoy it and thanks for watching!
I've had my Kbox active for almost a year now. I still use it all the time and really like it. The burn I get from it is unlike anything I get from standard weights. I primarily use it for squats, bar and rope curls, one arm rows, bent over bar row, deadlifts, lying tricep extensions (I move my bench over to it so the pulley is behind my head. I have to put weights on the Kbox so it doesn't lift off the ground). I still do squats and everything else with barbells too but it's nice to change it up to have some variety in my training. I have the advanced flywheel knob with 4-Large plates, 1 medium, and 1 small. I recently built a 1" platorm to raise the Kbox so I can purchase the XL plate. The reason it won't fit is because the Kbox pro is slightly taller and allows it to clear. Expensive but worth the money in my opinion.
Thanks so much for sharing, Jason! Great idea on raising the platform.
@@GarageGymLab Thanks for all your videos. I purchased the proloc collars after seeing your video with them. I've been looking for collars to fit my BS Strength hip thruster bar. Spring loaded and standard clamp wouldn't work since the bar is slightly undersized. The proloc worked perfectly.
Have u got any gains with muscle size
@@cmoneytheman I picked one up a couple months ago after selling my rack/bar/plates due to my landlord complaining. Made some pretty shocking improvements in both size and numbers after testing at a local gym with a free trial pass.
Do u think the kbox can replace my rhino belt squat and will it still be worth to get k box flywheel if I already have functional trainer, stand alone selectorized lat pull down, rack, rhino belt squat, isolator, echo rogue bike etc....???.
I picked one of these ups about 4 months ago, its amazing. I bought it to supplement the standard squat rack/bench setup I have, but it actually could almost replace a whole gym setup. I don’t even do normal bar squats anymore due to the kbox’s belt squat capability. That’s just one of 20 plus movements you can do on it. If you are thinking of getting a belt squat machine or have limited space this piece of equipment is a must have.
Thanks for sharing, Aaron!
I just got the kpulley go, 2 of them even though its not necessary. They attach to my rack and I can see what you mean about it replacing a whole gym. I really want a kbox after using the kpulley. The stimulation is similar to squatting on squatmax with bands but dare I say it, its even better on the fly wheel
What does it feel like? How is it different from barbell or single leg dumbbell squats/lunges? More/less challenging, safer etc?
@@K4R3N it’s a lot more challenging. It contracts your muscles both eccentrically and concentrically so it is like doing double the work. Great addition. This and a bench with some adjustable dumbbells is all you need.
@@MudPig6110 does it feel like a rower? Most rowers use flywheel I think.
I have the K box and the K pulley. I really like both of them. The finish on the pulley matches my gray RM6 very well and works great attached to a post. I now do the majority of my squat work on the k box and I don't think I'm going back to a barbell anytime soon, if at all. I've noticed a huge increase in power, as evidenced by my max watts numbers on the air bike. I like the box better than the pulley, but if you have the budget for both it is a great combo to have. My favorite moves on the pulley are lateral raises and overhead tricep press with a rope.
This is great! Thanks so much for watching and sharing your experience.
Which Kbox do you have?
@@davidroseborough The Active
@@chadthompson5259 cool not sure if I should have spent more money on the light version but do you feel it's enough for squatting?
@@davidroseborough It is for me. I use it for high rep sets and the knob that comes with it holds multiple discs.
Just pulled the trigger on Kbox through your link. Always enjoy your reviews. I will report back with my early thoughts on Kbox.
Hope you enjoy it, brother! Appreciate you.
I would like to see a load cell with logger track all of the forces during the exercises. Ultimately, resistance exercise is about tension. The rest is just how the tension is generated
This is a piece of equipment I have had my eye on for a while. Might have to pull the trigger eventually… Great review Adam!
Thanks for watching, bud!
I have a Kbox 4 Pro that I use for squats and deadlifts in my apartment. The main advantages over free weights is that it is so space efficient and quiet. I prefer weighted chins and dips for upper body. I do some pushups and inverted rows on the TRX because it’s just more convenient. I also use some dumbbells for shoulders. Again, that’s more convenient than using the flywheel for it.
Thanks for sharing, Neil!
Would you be able to comment on how the plates sizes compare to lb/kg weights at a normal squat/deadlift speeds? I'm thinking of picking up the Active, and I'm not sure if a single L flywheel is enough.
@@qwie100 A 700 lb deadlifter named Jordan Fieganbaum of Barbell Medicine tried the kbox with just a medium wheel and said it was “legit”, but he did pull fast. My working sets are normally only around 300 lb, but I like to pull slowly and work on technique, so I have 2 XLs. I’m thinking of adding a couple more XLs to go supper slow. A small change in speed makes a big change in the load.
@@neilpollack3514 Awesome, thanks a ton. 2x L and 1xM should be enough for to get started then. I can't tell you how excited I am to have my 1br apt living room become a living room rather than a chair+tv and rack/pads/home gym stuff
I use the Kabuki version for versatility (lateral and horizontal movement in one unit) lucky enough to pick one up used saved about 60%... Prior I had a kbox clone great value as I got it from Alibaba prior to nutty shipping charges... They are also great for injury recovery... Thanks for the post keep them coming
Thanks for sharing, Rodolfo!
How was the clone?
How was the Alibaba one. Im tempted to get it because Exxentric is so expensive
@@steverapos3904 It's good. I have one from China and it's the same damn machine as Exxentric Kbox one.
@@cborel83 It's good. I have one from China and it's the same damn machine as Exxentric Kbox one.
This has me seriously interested...maybe I need to do some more research on flywheel training!
Thanks for watching, Evan! Flywheel training is really fun.
@@GarageGymLab Did you find there was a long adjustment period when you first got into it? As you mention, the stimulus is pretty different from conventional gravity-based training. Did you have to recalibrate how you think about and perceive stimulus/load/stress on the body?
@@generalpunisher there was a small adjustment curve, but nothing major. After a few sessions, I had it pretty well figured out
Kitesurfers use those quick release clips!!! $14 from any wind/kite store for future reference
Strap it upside down on top of a rack and you can use it for lat pulldowns and tricep pushdowns.
So many possibilities!
Great review man! 👍
Thsnks for watching and for the feedback, Albert!
Hi Garage gym lab! I’ve used mine for two years for nearly all my training and I love it. Easy on my joints and still so tough. And by adding cables/pulleys and some creativity you can do “everything” on it. From authentic Bench press to leg extension/curl
Thanks for sharing, bud! Glad you’re loving it.
Curious what your setup is that allows you to bench with this
@@BrandonSchwartz1 Hi Brandon! This is not a shout out for my Instagram account. Only to make it simple, check stefan.ostling kBox strapped to floor, movable board to lay on at right height of the rig. Loading pin with straps at both ends to hold the barbell. I know it looks way complicated, but it’s not when you have all the “tools” /Stefan
@@jorfan07 your Instagram account is great! A lot of variety for both systems. I have a functional trainer but still considering getting a kpulley/kbox combo for the different muscle stimulation.
@@julzbbjourney98 Thanks! great to hear that👍
Never used a flywheel, but I enjoyed your informative video. May be out of my budget, but looks like a well made device.
Thanks for watching and for the feedback, John!
Great transparent review, as always. Not like your counterpart COOP, that sold out for $$$. I’ll wait for the next sale to purchase.
Thanks for watching, Hoa!
Excellent review big man!! Right on the money
Appreciate you, bud!
Great video!
I get great actionable ideas from your videos.
One request! Please make a video about XPT Trainers. How it functions? How it works? Any DIY solutions? etc.
Good Info! Any plans in getting your hands on other flywheels on the market?
Thanks, Devin! Nothing imminent, but I’m sure I’ll get my hands on more in time.
Awesome review as always! I am getting close to pulling the trigger on the Active. One question though - is there room on the box to perform step-up? Would you use the squat belt or just a single handle?
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Haha. Appreciate ya, brother.
I've seen a couple other flywheel system reviews that didn't pique my interest but this one shows some serious promise. Still too expensive for me but maybe the price will come down as flywheel training becomes more common. Another great video, Adam.
Thanks for watching, Robert!
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Thanks, Gavin! Merry Christmas!
I’ve been looking into purchasing one as a substitute for a power rack/barbell setup as it takes up less space and is more compact. How do you feel your strength and hypertrophy gains from the flywheel compare to using traditional free weights?
I bought a fake version from Alibaba. Although I had some quality control issues (which were a big hassle to correct) and it took forever to ship, in the end I think it works about the same for much less money. It works ok for squats and deadlifts, but I actually like it better for upper body workouts as it really allows you to get a burn. For me, I am not used to belt squats and it is rather quad dominant, better with a squat harness. For deadlifts, it works but it is a bit jerky at the top - I still prefer barbell though. Overall, it is an alternative but I wish the price for the real version was more reasonable. I did notice some ads on Instagram recently for some new competitors that have more reasonable prices so I would also check those out.
@@steverapos3904 Obviously the Alibaba knock-off version is going to be nowhere near the quality of a high quality exxentric flywheel device..
I really enjoy mine for all the reasons you mentioned. I’ve found a few people on instagram how demonstrate tons of creative variations of movements. I have been debating adding the go pulley option now that they have a good rack mount version. Any thoughts on that piece?
Thanks for sharing, Ryan! The pulley option looks great - I haven’t used it yet but I’d love to. And you’re right about versatility! Lots of cool uses I’ve seen on IG.
I would like to see how it compares to others on market like kabuki. Kabuki seems like much more value.
That’s a great unit for sure, with footprint being the main drawback.
Just found your channel. Great stuff! I just started looking into flywheels. Any thoughts on the Kynett line of machines? They're more affordable but I can't find much in the way of reviews.
Great review. Question: what, if any, maintenance is required for the flywheel components? Will it need to be replaced in 3-4 years?
So strange! I’ve never heard of this kinda thing before and I’ve been training for over 10 years in powerlifting end bodybuilding
Seems cool but also maybe a nice to have than a priority home gym piece? It’s hard to say without trying it
Home gym owners DEFINITLY lack cable machine options and most probably won’t own a cable stack so maybe it’ll be worth it?
Hmmm really really strange and interesting
Thanks for watching! I wouldn’t consider it a priority, but a very cool piece that can provide a ton of versatility and is fun to use… and something that really produces results.
Great vid! If you had to pick the kbox vs squatmax, which way would you go and why?
Thanks for watching, Josh! They’re two different products at the end of the day, but the Kbox is the more versatile of the two. If I was wanting a pure belt squat for strength, I’d go with the squatmax, otherwise the Kbox. It’s so compact too, which is a huge plus.
@@GarageGymLab I’ve been wanting to purchase the squatmax, but space is real limited. Would the kbox be good for squats as well ? Thanks for your review.
How many plates/how much inertia do you typically use for a challenging squat or deadlift. Lets say im starting out at around 150kg squat and want to progress to a 250kg what kind of range of plates would I need to get that equivalent progression if that makes sense?.
So now I want me one of them!
Haha - thanks for watching! They’re a lot of fun.
If you slip and fall on it, will it chop your head off?
great review, thanks! Yes I have the kpulley go and it's great. I am also looking to buy this kbox4 active after watching your review. Can you tell me if there is enough room for your legs when performing squats perpendicular to the flywheel (instead of facing it). Seems to me that that will allow the strap to feed back without tangling. Alan
Hey Alan! Thanks for watching. You can absolutely perform squats in that direction, and I do it often myself.
Great video…By Casey Affleck. Seriously though very informative and I enjoyed it. Way too expensive 💰though. What are the makers thinking 🤔? You could buy a squat rack and barbell with weights and do every possible exercise with weights and equipment that would last your entire life. As opposed to this wheel mechanism which could easily get damaged and need repairing.
does this feels more like cardio when doing belt squats, more like muscle endurance? I have a rhino belt squat and thinking about downsizing and getting the kbox strictly for belt squats for now. I have a bad knee do to sports (arthritis) and squatting on rhino makes it sore for days:(. I hope this kbox works to keep my leg muscles or maybe keep building and toning legs.
Is this for people that dont have any equipment pretty much??? I already have a ton of equipment, cable machines, isolator, rhino belt squat etc.....
Do u think the kbox can replace my rhino belt squat and will it still be worth to get k box flywheel if I already have functional trainer, stand alone selectorized lat pull down, rack, rhino belt squat, isolator, echo rogue bike etc....???.
So how does this compare to the vitruvian for functionality and eccentric feel?
Howcome nobody answers my question😢😢
Should insell my rhino belt squat and just get a kbox instead.?? I like to do hitt and functional trainning workouts so this will be really good for hitt workouts? Can i use this kbox in off days to recover or it will he the same as if i lifted with weigjts?
do you like it better than squat max md and will this replace a squat max or rhino belt squat??? I know it can do other things but just talking to squats
can a box replace my rhino belt squat. will box will be easier on a bad knee??? have some arthritis from playing sports and rhino belt squat makes my knee sore every time I use it:(
so I was wondering the k box will be better on the knees? I bought the rhino cause I also have two bulging disk in lower back but it puts a lot of stress on knee. I am not a powerlifter but I like to keep my knees toned and if I can get some muscle with k box that will be nice too. I like rhino but I don't know If I will make the right decision selling it to get k box??
I have a more budget friendly flywheel product.
I think the kBox from exxentric is the 'Ferrari' under the flywheels trainers.
If the kbox is the ''ferrari'', exerfly is the ''bugatti'' of flywheel trainers, it even has the option of and eccentric overload motor.
Wha is the cheaper ver
will this replace my rhino belt squat? I have 2 bulging disk and a bad knee (arthritis) from playing sports. Rhino is cool but it's making my knee very sore for days after belt squatting even with lighter weight. I still want a belt squat though so was looking at kbox. I know I will like it for hits workouts, warm up etc.. but if you had to have one ham thinking u will choose the rhino or squat max?/
Besides the position. How is this different from a row machine?
Do you regret not getting the Light or the Pro? the reason I ask as you can add 6 flywheels instead and with the pro you can add the XL wheel but at twice the cost.
I don’t regret. 4 large plates is more than enough for most people, which the active can accommodate with the upgraded knob.
@@GarageGymLab ok good deal I have the upgrade knob. Are you using 4 Large plates?
I have 2 building disk in lower back so I don't barbell squat anymore. is this something that will help my legs grow??? I been debating for ever to ether buy rhino or squat max md but don't know which one:(. Now I see this flywheel machine. anyways let me know. I already own a selectorized lat pull down, a selectorized functional trainer, stray dog goat, rogue bike, foldable rack and many more equipment. Just looking for a nice belt squat. Thank you
100% worth it
can you build some quadriceps only using this Kbox? And how can you train/gain some glutes? By variation on your squat maybe? TY
Belt squats and split squats hit those quads.
Anyone know where I can buy that quick release at 7:04 or what it is even called
So do they all come with those wedges and blocks? Or are all those add ons and cost more money?
They’re available in packages or you can purchase separately.
Is this design patented? I’m amazed the market hasn’t flooded with cheaper alternatives. There are some ive found.
It’s a shame by gen 4 they couldn’t get the price down
Could you please tell us the cheaper alternatives?
This or squat max md for belt squats?
Kbox or rhino belt squat?
Man I have watched this video 3 times and for most of the movements I can closely replicate or emulate the eccentric overload on my other equipment. (Such as being able to lean back with the preacher pad and then slowly lower the weight).
The one movement that seems hard to replicate is the sideways lunge/squat where one foot is on the platform and the other is on the ground. That seems very helpful with athletic movement. But what other ways are there to put stress on the body in a similar manner?? I’m just wondering if this movement is only able to be overloaded with this machine only.
Kbox or squat max md?
How noisy are these devices? I don’t want to disturb my neighbors. Many thanks in advance.
These make very little sound at all. The neighbors can’t hear it.
I can see someone jacking thier knees up by hyper extending the knees at the top
Up to 6000 dollars?
The pricing is incomprehensible lol
No kidding!!!! WOW! Exorbitant.
How do you do chest… what a serious drawback
You can hit chest with it, either sitting on the side and using the angle adjuster or push up with a spud inc front squat harness (what I do). That said, I generally focus on OHP more than bench so it isn't a huge issue for me.
Too expensive to consider, until my winning lottery ticket comes in. Sounds great, though. 👍
Nice stuff by way overpriced
Too expensive.
First maybe
You can’t do chest 😒
Cable machines are great but this is crap
Have u used one?
Yes if you pull it hard the cable just twangs or goes floppy,so you can only pull it slowly and softly.
Anyone interested in a clone message me
I’m interested in purchasing a clone
Hi, What size Exxentric squat harness are you wearing, And what size hip harness are you wearing?