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Bowflex is an American home-fitness brand built around one idea: get the most training options into the smallest possible footprint. That runs from SelectTech adjustable dumbbells that replace a full rack, to folding treadmills and the Max Trainer hybrid cardio machine.

McSport Ireland stocks the Bowflex range across adjustable dumbbells, cardio equipment and home gym setups.

SelectTech adjustable dumbbells — the 1090i gives you up to 17 dumbbell weights in one, adjusting to 41kg per hand
SelectTech 840 adjustable kettlebell — 3.5kg to 18kg in a single kettlebell, dialled in with one turn
Folding treadmills — the BXT and Bowflex 18/25 series fold upright to reclaim floor space
Max Trainer cross trainers — M3i, M9 and SEi combine stepper and elliptical mechanics for short high-intensity sessions
Home gyms — PR1000 and Xtreme 2 SE Power Rod systems, with 141kg and 186kg rod upgrades available
Indoor cycling bikes — IC SEi and the VeloCore 22" leaning studio cycle

Bowflex in Ireland

Bowflex is the brand to look at when space is the binding constraint — apartments, spare rooms, garage gyms. McSport delivers the full range across Ireland and can advise on which SelectTech or Max Trainer model matches your training goals and floor area.

Are Bowflex adjustable dumbbells worth it?

If you would otherwise buy a full dumbbell rack, yes. A single pair of SelectTech 1090i dumbbells replaces roughly 17 pairs of fixed dumbbells, at a fraction of the cost and floor space. The trade-off is a slightly bulkier handle and a weight change that takes a few seconds.

What is a Bowflex Max Trainer?

The Max Trainer is a hybrid between a stepper and an elliptical cross trainer. The shorter, more vertical stride raises intensity quickly, which is why it is marketed around 14-minute interval workouts.

How do Bowflex Power Rod home gyms work?

Instead of weight plates, Power Rod systems use composite rods that bend under load to create resistance. Adding rod upgrades — 141kg or 186kg — increases the maximum resistance available on the Xtreme series.

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Bowflex is an American home-fitness brand built around one idea: get the most training options into the smallest possible footprint. That runs from SelectTech adjustable dumbbells that replace a full rack, to folding treadmills and the Max Trainer hybrid cardio machine. McSport Ireland stocks the Bowflex range across adjustable dumbbells, cardio equipment and home gym setups. SelectTech adjustable dumbbells — the 1090i gives you up to 17 dumbbell weights in one, adjusting to 41kg per hand SelectTech 840 adjustable kettlebell — 3.5kg to 18kg in a single kettlebell, dialled in with one turn Folding treadmills — the BXT and Bowflex 18/25 series fold upright to reclaim floor space Max Trainer cross trainers — M3i, M9 and SEi combine stepper and elliptical mechanics for short high-intensity sessions Home gyms — PR1000 and Xtreme 2 SE Power Rod systems, with 141kg and 186kg rod upgrades available Indoor cycling bikes — IC SEi and the VeloCore 22" leaning studio cycle Bowflex in Ireland Bowflex is the brand to look at when space is the binding constraint — apartments, spare rooms, garage gyms. McSport delivers the full range across Ireland and can advise on which SelectTech or Max Trainer model matches your training goals and floor area. Are Bowflex adjustable dumbbells worth it? If you would otherwise buy a full dumbbell rack, yes. A single pair of SelectTech 1090i dumbbells replaces roughly 17 pairs of fixed dumbbells, at a fraction of the cost and floor space. The trade-off is a slightly bulkier handle and a weight change that takes a few seconds. What is a Bowflex Max Trainer? The Max Trainer is a hybrid between a stepper and an elliptical cross trainer. The shorter, more vertical stride raises intensity quickly, which is why it is marketed around 14-minute interval workouts. How do Bowflex Power Rod home gyms work? Instead of weight plates, Power Rod systems use composite rods that bend under load to create resistance. Adding rod upgrades — 141kg or 186kg — increases the maximum resistance available on the Xtreme series.