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Got the shipment right on time, but here's the kicker – ordered the latest Steel Bow in space grey, got a classic black one instead. Not a deal-breaker, but now I'm playing detective wondering if I got an old model. And don't get me started on those cables – they're like Houdini, always slipping through the grips. Annoying! Wish they were non-removable, just out of the way when you don't need them. Removable grips? Yeah, not a fan. Feels more like a flaw than a feature. On the bright side, the unit seems solid quality-wise. Shoutout to the workout guide – it's ringed, not some crumpled paper mess. So, a bit of a mixed bag, but at least they got the basics right.

I've got to say, this time around, we went with FedEx for our shipment from the USA to India. The shipping fees were way lower compared to UPS. Surprisingly, there were no extra customs duties slapped on when it reached India. Unlike UPS, where the charges they quote usually include those pesky customs duties. But even with that, India still found a way to levy them. So, big thanks for opting for FedEx this time. Let's stick with this awesome, budget-friendly, and trustworthy courier for our overseas deliveries to India. Cheers. And let's keep pushing forward with bullworkers.

Man, I got my hands on that Bullworker in a flash! Couldn't believe how quick it showed up on my doorstep. Excitement levels were off the charts since I've heard about this thing for ages. And let me tell you, the workout it dishes out? Surprisingly good stuff. I was all in for ab action, but it went above and beyond, hitting up my whole upper body – shoulders, back, chest, and arms got a serious workout. They throw in some leg exercises too, but I'm not totally sold on that part. Stick to the Bullworker plan, and you're in for one "kick-ass" workout.

Digging the Steel Bow as a mix-up to my usual home workouts with bodyweight and resistance bands. It's sturdy and flexible, but changing those heavier springs is like wrestling a stubborn jar – not the smoothest. Figuring out how to weave it into my routine without the need for constant resistance changes. One annoying twist? The handles. They can't make up their minds and keep rotating mid-exercise. It's a solid buy for the money, but I'd say, don't rely on it as your solo resistance trainer.

I still have the Bullworker I bought back in the 1980s but chose to get a new Classic Bullworker for my home routines. Yep, my old one still works just fine. It's a solid home workout tool that keeps going. The new Bullworker came quickly, well-packaged, and included a carry case and a workout guide. The build quality looks fine and I'm confident it will be a valuable addition.

Well, gee whiz, that was fast! I always trust this long-standing company, so no surprises there. Ordered my Classic just the other day and it's already here!!! Had a little shoulder issue, so I thought I'd give the Bullworker another go. The product looks great. Can't wait to start using it. Thanks a bunch.