So, while this has lots of five star reviews, many of which seem written by people who just put it together, I would suggest paying close attention to your long-term needs from a power rack. It's really one of the few pieces that needs to be adjusted frequently, and it's a headache each and every time. It's just a frustratingly poor design, and you'll see that many other people are frustrated by this as well. I should also note that the rubber is already coming off one of the safety bars, and I can already tell that's going to become a hassle to get fixed.Īdd to this the fact that the safety bars are an ENORMOUS pain in the neck to adjust (which is something you'll need to wrestle with quite frequently), and that deserves another subtraction of a star. And I've read similar reports of their support being simply non-existent. The form just went into a black hole, wasted my time, and I still have a defective cable, whose rubber sheathing has separated. They not only never sent a replacement part, they never even acknowledged having received the form.
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I had an issue with one of the pull-down cables, and went to their site and filled out a form with all the necessary information, even hunting down the required serial number. But this one? Can't even buy them, which renders the entire pull-down system almost useless if you plan on using anything but light weights.Īnd I deducted another star for Fitness Reality's total lack of customer support. Not only are no accessories or add-ons available, it doesn't even come with leg hold-downs for use with the Lat pull-down! And that's just bizarre, because their cheaper model includes them (because they're fairly necessary!). I should've known better, frankly, than to buy a power rack from Amazon, but the price was enticing, and now I'm stuck with it. That is a pretty major issue, and where I personally started to regret being cheap and buying this. And because of the somewhat unusual dimensions of its upright bars (3"x2"), even finding plate holders or j-hooks can be frustrating, and it's seemingly impossible to find anything else. There are NO available accessories for this. Major considerations should be the usability, availability of accessories, and after-sales product support.
(Only the headline and picture of this report may have been reworked by the Business Standard staff the rest of the content is auto-generated from a syndicated feed.Much is made about how easy this is to put together, and the parts are indeed nicely organized, but that shouldn't be a major consideration when buying a power rack. The latest job cuts will leave the company with nearly 3,800 employees globally, less than half the number it hired at its peak last year. McCarthy said that "I don't want this news cycle to overshadow the difficult reality that 500 of our colleagues have been impacted today, or the gratitude I have for all they and you have done for the company". Peloton has a community of nearly 7 million members. The company was rumoured to be acquired by Amazon earlier this year.
Peloton in August laid off roughly 780 employees, shut down several stores and hiked prices on bikes and treadmills. That's on me and I apologise," he mentioned. Instead, "the article creates the impression we have six months to live, which is at odds with the story we told and the state of the business. "The headline should have been that recent strong execution and today's restructuring have positioned us to meet our fiscal year-end goal of break-even cash flow, with a renewed focus on accelerating our growth," McCarthy said. "We were expecting a story about redemption and the successful turnaround of Peloton, which is why we invested time on background briefing them on the state of our turnaround," he wrote. The Verge reported, citing an internal memo the CEO issued, that accused the Wall Street Journal of creating the wrong impression instead of praising the company. McCarthy was apparently surprised to learn that media reports "accentuated the negative" from his lay-off announcement. US exercise and fitness equipment company Peloton CEO Barry McCarthy has announced to cut 12 per cent of the workforce (nearly 500 employees) in a latest lay-off round, and he does not understand why people are not happy with his decision.
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