SideShowBob

Its too much of a mission getting to a gym, so I wanted to get a basic multi gym for around £300.
Im not looking for anything professional, its just to do a keep fit/tone up sort of routine, just something you can get a good all over workout from.

Thing is, multi gyms seem to get slated as being not much use, so are they any good at around £300? or would I be wasting my money?

gsm1

They get slated because you use them for a week and then hang your clothes on them for the rest of the year.

You'll find plenty in the Argos catalogue.

7 Foot

Buy a set of free weights (dumb/barbells). You can do so much more with them, get better results, save money and then shove them under the bed when you're done.

When I first started training I used to use the resistance machines at the gym, when I started to use the free weights I saw better results and didn't get the knotted, twisted or strained muscles that the restrictive machines cause.

ozzy

You'll never get "fit" with a multigym although you could tone-up and build strength if it has some decent weight.

As suggested, get some free weights and you can do some circuit training as well as general weight lifting.

Stefan

OllyK

Decent Multi Gum?

Bubalicious is very good!!