Home Gym Black Friday Deals 2026
Bowflex's banner read "Ends 11/14" on 2026-11-08, and other makers' pages were read on 2026-11-10. Some show a struck price, some show a regular price only, and several print no end date. This page lists what each maker's own page showed, with listed and shown prices, and changes can follow.
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BOWFLEX REVOLUTION DEALS BOWFLEX XTREME 2 SE DEALS BOWFLEX SELECTTECH DEALS
Each button opens that company’s own website. The offers, prices and end dates there are the company’s and can change after the read date on this page.
MudderElla did not test any machine or dumbbell. "Listed" below means the regular price a page prints and "shown" means the price on the page when read. Offers across all categories are collected in the Black Friday fitness deals hub, and Bowflex's wider range is in the Bowflex Black Friday guide.
What the makers show
| Product | Listed | Shown | End date as printed | Read |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Bowflex Revolution | $2,999 | $2,199 | "Ends 11/14" | 2026-11-08 |
| Bowflex Xtreme 2 SE | $1,499 | $899 | "Ends 11/14" | 2026-11-08 |
| Bowflex SelectTech 552 | $479 | $399 | "Ends 11/14" | 2026-11-08 |
| Bowflex SelectTech 1090 | $799 | $649 | "Ends 11/14" | 2026-11-08 |
| Speediance Gym Monster 2 (Basic) | $3,849 | $2,579 | none printed | 2026-11-10 |
| REP Arcadia functional trainer | $2,199.99 | no promotion shown | none printed | 2026-11-10 |
| Marcy MWM-990 and MWM-988 | $749.99 | no promotion shown | none printed | 2026-11-10 |
| TRX Home2 | not shown | $239.95 | none printed | 2026-11-10 |
| REP hex dumbbells, 25 lb pair | no struck price | $129.99 | none printed | 2026-11-10 |
| PowerBlock Elite USA 90 | no struck price | $469 for the 50 lb pair | none printed | 2026-11-10 |
| Ironmaster Quick-Lock, 75 lb set | no struck price | $699 | none printed | 2026-11-10 |
Bowflex home gyms
Bowflex's banner on 2026-11-08 read "Early Black Friday Sale! Save up to $1,200 + Free Shipping. Ends 11/14." The Revolution is a strength home gym with 100 listed exercises and 400+ variations. Its only rowing wording is the bullet "Converts to a rowing machine", so it is not a dedicated rower. It uses SpiraFlex plates at 220 lb, upgradable to 300 lb, and takes 112 x 62 in in use. Read the Revolution review for the full page.
The Xtreme 2 SE uses Power Rods at 210 lb and is 53 x 49 x 83.25 in on Bowflex's page. The Xtreme 2 SE review covers it, and Revolution vs Xtreme 2 SE sets the two side by side. The Revolution is wrong for a reader who wants a dedicated rower or lacks a 112 x 62 in space. The Xtreme 2 SE is wrong for a reader who wants plate-style resistance.
Bowflex's return page says refunds are "minus freight", with "return shipping costs of $155 and a processing fee of up to 20%" in the first 30 days. The banner's "Free Shipping" and that return wording both appear on Bowflex's pages, so the return cost belongs in the price you weigh.
Other home gyms and gear
Speediance Gym Monster 2. The page banner read "Black Friday Starts Now: Up to $1390 Off & High-Value Free Gift Bundles", with "60-Day Price Guarantee & Free Shipping" and "30-Day Home Trial". No end date was printed. The Basic package showed $2,579 against $3,849 listed. On 2026-11-02 the same page showed $2,771, so the shown price changed between reads. Its page lists a 2-year warranty and 30-day returns. It is wrong for a reader who needs a running cost known before buying, because the page read on 2026-11-02 did not state it.
REP Arcadia. The banner read "FREE SHIPPING ON ALL ORDERS*" and the page shows "Regular price $2,199.99", with no sale price and no end date. REP's page states 32 cable positions, which is a count of handle heights, not of exercises. It is wrong for a reader who wants a printed exercise count or a stated user weight limit.
Marcy. Both the MWM-990 and the MWM-988 showed "Regular price $749.99" and no promotion at the top of the page. Each has a 150 lb weight stack and a 68 x 42 x 78 in size. Marcy's return page allows 30 days with approval and a 15% restocking fee. They are wrong for a reader who wants more than 150 lb of resistance.
TRX Home2. The carousel read "Veteran's Day | Up to 30% Off" and the page showed $239.95 with no struck price. TRX's page offers a free 30-day app trial, then $9.99 a month, and calls its return policy "Hassle Free" without a window. It is wrong for a reader who wants adjustable heavy loads.
For floor plans and total cost in this category, our best home gym guide holds the five checks, and the all-in-one home gym guide compares cable and stack machines. Room is the first limit, so see the compact home gym guide as well.
Dumbbells
The SelectTech 552 runs 5 to 52.5 lb per dumbbell and the 1090 runs 10 to 90 lb. Bowflex's page shows them at $399 against $479 listed and $649 against $799 listed, each with "Ends 11/14". The SelectTech review has the settings and warranty, and the adjustable dumbbell guide puts them beside the rest. SelectTech is wrong for a reader who wants more than 90 lb.
PowerBlock's banner offers free shipping on all orders to the contiguous 48 states and shows no sale. Its Elite USA 90 pairs read $469, $668 and $867 for 50, 70 and 90 lb, with no struck price. PowerBlock's returns page applies a 20% processing fee and has you pay return shipping. Ironmaster's banner offers free shipping to the continental U.S. and shows no sale: its 75 lb set read $699 and its 45 lb set $499. Its returns page accepts non-satisfaction returns within 30 days but does not refund shipping.
Fixed pairs avoid a mechanism. REP's hex pairs read $39.99 at 5 lb, $54.99 at 10 lb, $129.99 at 25 lb, $164.99 at 35 lb and $214.99 at 50 lb, with no struck price on any variant. REP's product page prints "Final Sale — No Returns", while REP's returns page says a product may be returned "within 30 days of receipt for a refund". Both are on repfitness.com, and the page read does not resolve which governs, so ask REP before ordering.
What the offers do not change
- Return and processing fees. Bowflex's $155 return fee and processing fee of up to 20%, Marcy's 15% restocking fee, PowerBlock's 20% fee and REP's conflicting pages stay as printed.
- Resistance type and maximum. Elastic plates, Power Rods, cable stacks, motors, straps and plates each feel different, and the stated maximums are the maker's figures.
- Size. A lower shown price does not shrink a 112 x 62 in working area.
- Warranty. Check the length and what it covers on each maker's page.
How to check any offer yourself
- Open the product page and find both the listed price and the shown price.
- Look for an end date. Bowflex printed "Ends 11/14"; most others printed none.
- Read the return page for a window, a fee and who pays shipping.
- Read the shipping line for what "free" excludes.
- Match the machine to your room, resistance and exercise needs before the price.
CHECK LATEST BLACK FRIDAY DEALS
BOWFLEX REVOLUTION DEALS BOWFLEX XTREME 2 SE DEALS BOWFLEX SELECTTECH DEALS
Each button opens that company’s own website. The offers, prices and end dates there are the company’s and can change after the read date on this page.
FAQ
Is the Revolution a rowing machine?
No. Bowflex's page says only "Converts to a rowing machine". It is a strength home gym and not a dedicated rower.
Does Bowflex's free shipping cover returns?
Not per its return page, which lists $155 return shipping and a processing fee of up to 20%.
Which makers printed no promotion?
On 2026-11-10 the Marcy, REP Arcadia, PowerBlock and Ironmaster pages showed no sale price.
Can REP's hex dumbbells be returned?
REP's product page says "Final Sale — No Returns" and its returns page offers 30 days. The pages conflict.