BullworkerReviews of bullworker.com

I finally received the $500 60th anniversary Bullworker. Had issues with unit received. Customer service contacted me, listened to my concerns, and resolved the issue.

I couldn't believe how quickly I received my Bullworker! I was excited to try it, especially since I've heard of this piece of equipment for decades. I was surprised how good of a workout that I got using it. My intention was to focused strictly on abs, but was impressed with how it worked my entire upper body (shoulders, back, chest and arms). While there are exercises featured for legs, I'm not confident that it would be as effective. If one uses the Bullworker as recommended, this is one "kick-ass" workout.

Shipping was timely. The latest Steel Bow is advertised as space grey, I received a black one. Not a huge deal, but leaves you wondering if you have an old model. I don't like that the cables CONSTANTLY pulls through the slit in the grips, and you're forced to stop and reposition the grips to the solid side. Non removable would have been better, just slide them out of the way if you don't need them. I find removable grips to be a flaw, not a feature. Overall, it appears to be a quality unit. I appreciate the ringed workout guide, and not a folded up piece of paper. UPDDATE: Now 3 stars because Bullworker thinks 4 hurts them. 4 stars is good guys, you should be happy with that. Trustpilot wants honest opinions.

I like the Steel Bow as a supplement/variation to my regular at-home exercises: in my case, bodyweight (pushups, pull ups, chin ups) and resistance bands. It is well made and versatile. But it also is awkward and difficult to change the heavier springs due to the difficulty in pushing down and closing the end of the thing. So I am in the course of figuring out ways to include it in my regular sessions so that the exercise(s) that I do with it during a workout session do not require changes in resistance. An irritation (and who needs irritations when you're already faced with a tough workout!) are the handles. They are split on one side so that, when turned one way, they can move up and down. But while in use, they constantly rotate so that the split side is in the wrong place, making the exercise more difficult and causing you to readjust them. In sum, it is in many ways a fine product worth the money but I would advise not considering it as your main or only form of resistance training, despite its versatility.

I've been using Bullworker since the 80's. This will be my third one and got it because of the various strength springs you can put in it. product arrived ahead of time but the box it came in was maybe 30 x 30 x 3 which is insane!

While I had an older bull worker from the '90s, the X5 model, I decided to try out the steel bow iteration. I was mainly interested in the now available spring tension change out, my older model does not have that capability. Wow! What a game changer, it affords a whole new way of using the bull worker that I'm used to. And these newer models are smooth as silk. I like the steel bow so much, one week later I bought the 36" classic.

VERY WELL MADE...... SEEMS TO BE POTENTIALLY A VERY EFFECTIVE WORKOUT

I still have the Bullworker I purchased in the 1980's but decided to add a new Classic Bullworker for home workouts. Yes, my old classic still works. A great piece of home workout product that keeps on ticking. The new Bullworker arrived promptly well packaged with a carrying case and illustrated work out manual. The workmanship appears to be good and I am sure It will be a good addition .