RPM Atom Home Gym Kit
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PRODUCT HIGHLIGHTS
- 3 home gym kits available: Axis, Fly, and Power
- Contain a variety of equipment to start a home gym
- Customizable components depending on fitness level
- Starts at $1,000
In-Depth Review
RPM Atom Review (2024): Is This All-In-One Home Gym Kit Actually Good?
Author: Caroline Lubinsky, CF-L1Pros & Cons
What We Like...
- Easy way to start a home gym
- Customizable to your fitness level
- Accompanying app leads you through workouts
What Needs Improvement...
- It's an investment
- Need quite a bit of space
Product Summary
RPM’s Atom home gym kits are an easy way to get started with a home gym. They’re available in three versions—the base model Axis, the mid-range model Fly, and the high-end model Power—and all are customizable to your fitness level, and male or female.
The Axis kit comes with dumbbells, a kettlebell, a sandbag, a pull-up bar, a plyo box, training mat, core mat, mobility tools, and a PVC. The Fly kit adds gymnastics rings, and Power adds a barbell, bumper plates, and collars.
This system is meant to be used in combination with the Atom GPP app, which will guide you through programming based on the kit you have. This is an additional $29 per month.
Specs
| Equipment included | Axis: Dumbbells\, a kettlebell\, a sandbag\, a pull-up bar\, a plyo box\, training mat\, core mat\, mobility tools\, and a PVC Fly: Dumbbells\, a kettlebell\, a sandbag\, a pull-up bar\, gymnastics rings\, a plyo box\, training mat\, core mat\, mobility tools\, and a PVC Power: Barbell\, bumper plates\, collars\, dumbbells\, a kettlebell\, a sandbag\, a pull-up bar\, gymnastics rings\, a plyo box\, training mat\, core mat\, mobility tools\, and a PVC |
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