Cable Machines & Crossovers
Parallel Bars & Pull-Up Bars
Indoor Gymnastics Equipment
Hyperextension & Back Trainers
Rowing Machines
Chest Press & Butterfly Machines
Leg Press & Hack Squat Machines
Multi-Function Gym Stations
Plyo Boxes & Balance Platforms
Cable Attachments & Handles
Power Racks & Smith Machines
Steppers
Other Gym Machines
Twister Machines
Biceps & Triceps Machines
Shoulder & Deltoid Machines
Leg Machines
Horizontal & Vertical Pull Machines
Elliptical Trainers
产品 — 室内健身器材
Stepper with Adjustable Load for Strengthening Leg and Glute Muscles - AKS-517
¥1,512-5,184
IRON KING LLC 🇷🇺
Outdoor Cardio Trainer for All Muscle Groups with Inertial-Free Load Mechanism ATM-7.81
¥6,480-21,600
ATM Akroneks LLC 🇷🇺
常见问题
•How does the build quality compare with established Western gym brands?
These machines compete on structure rather than finish: heavy welded frames, generous steel sections and serviceable mechanics. Upholstery, plastics and cosmetic detailing are simpler than premium Western lines. For high-traffic institutional and mid-market commercial gyms the trade-off usually favors the Russian machines — the frame outlasts the price difference.
•Can I order a complete gym package with mixed equipment?
Yes — manufacturers regularly quote full fit-outs: strength machines, free-weight zones, racks, benches and accessories as one package against your floor plan. Single-factory packages simplify warranty and spare parts; the marketplace can also consolidate two or three factories into one shipment if no single supplier covers your full list.
•What does shipping look like for heavy gym machines?
Machines ship partly disassembled on pallets or in crates with assembly drawings and hardware kits — a 40-foot container typically holds equipment for a 300–500 square meter gym depending on mix. Sea freight from Novorossiysk serves the Gulf, Africa and Latin America; Central Asian buyers get truck delivery overland in 1–3 weeks.
•Are spare parts and upholstery available years later?
Yes, and this is a practical advantage of simple mechanics: cables, pulleys, bearings and weight-stack parts are largely standard components available locally, while factories supply model-specific parts and upholstery sets on order. Request a recommended spare kit — cables, grips, pads — with the main shipment to cover the first two years.
•What lead time should I plan for a new gym opening?
Stock models ship in 2–4 weeks; produced-to-order packages with custom colors typically take 30–60 days, plus 4–7 weeks sea transit or 1–3 weeks overland to Central Asia. Working back from an opening date, place the order 3–4 months ahead to leave margin for customs and installation.