From 140.00 $
REVIEW
The Maxofit Six Max pro is, like the Wonder Core 2 , a versatile, easy-to-use and space-saving device. Designed for regular home use, it is suitable for most users although it is primarily intended for beginners. The versatility of the device is undoubtedly a plus, especially when compared to the many one-dimensional devices available on the market. As with the Wonder Core 2 and the Swingmaxx, we liked the diversity of the exercises offered and the work of the body as a whole. But what makes this Six Max Pro a really interesting device compared to other fitness benches is the integrated leg developer. The lower limbs can therefore be solicited in a relatively efficient and appropriate manner.
As far as efficiency is concerned, the Six Max Pro provides interesting results if one remains within its framework of use, physical maintenance. This is because it is first and foremost a muscle building device, so don't expect results in terms of losing weight or gaining muscle mass. The Six Max Pro strengthens the core muscles and, on a smaller scale, the arms and legs, but it does not put enough stress on the cardiovascular system to allow you to burn fat and therefore eliminate extra pounds. As we often remember, if you want to lose excess fat, you must practice a physical activity such as cardio regularly and eat a healthy diet.
In addition, you will need to devote more than the 15 minutes recommended by the manufacturer to obtain consistent results.
In terms of comfort, the device is rather well designed even if the seat is a bit thin and a foam protection would have been appreciated of the articulation of the file. On the positive side, the headrest is adjustable in height, but unfortunately not the backrest (be careful with large and small sizes). The foam rollers follow the biomechanics of movement well and accompany the user during the exercise.
A downside concerning the maximum user weight which is only 100 kg, a little low for a device intended for people wishing to get back in shape.
Finally, even if the few weeks of testing carried out with this Six Max Pro did not reveal any particular deficiencies of the device (frame or moving parts), we advise future buyers to compare the user reviews before a possible purchase. This type of device may show some signs of weakness with repeated use.
As far as efficiency is concerned, the Six Max Pro provides interesting results if one remains within its framework of use, physical maintenance. This is because it is first and foremost a muscle building device, so don't expect results in terms of losing weight or gaining muscle mass. The Six Max Pro strengthens the core muscles and, on a smaller scale, the arms and legs, but it does not put enough stress on the cardiovascular system to allow you to burn fat and therefore eliminate extra pounds. As we often remember, if you want to lose excess fat, you must practice a physical activity such as cardio regularly and eat a healthy diet.
In addition, you will need to devote more than the 15 minutes recommended by the manufacturer to obtain consistent results.
In terms of comfort, the device is rather well designed even if the seat is a bit thin and a foam protection would have been appreciated of the articulation of the file. On the positive side, the headrest is adjustable in height, but unfortunately not the backrest (be careful with large and small sizes). The foam rollers follow the biomechanics of movement well and accompany the user during the exercise.
A downside concerning the maximum user weight which is only 100 kg, a little low for a device intended for people wishing to get back in shape.
Finally, even if the few weeks of testing carried out with this Six Max Pro did not reveal any particular deficiencies of the device (frame or moving parts), we advise future buyers to compare the user reviews before a possible purchase. This type of device may show some signs of weakness with repeated use.
