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00:00:00 – 00:11:18
The video discusses the development of Aries 2.0, focusing on user feedback-driven improvements over a year and a half. Significant changes in gym equipment, like the ISO row attachment, are highlighted, including swivels for better movement and a more compact design. The integration of add-on weights, removal of urethane handles, and enhancements in user-friendly features are also mentioned. Comparisons with other brands like Force USA and Prime USA are made, with a bias towards the reviewed machine's true ISO and commercial-grade feel. The speaker recommends selling the previous version for an upgrade and teases upcoming reviews.
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In this segment of the video, the speaker discusses the Aries 2.0 and the improvements made based on consumer feedback. The development process took around a year and a half to refine the product. The decision to release the 2.0 was not directly influenced by Rogue’s functional trainer but was aimed at offering customers the best options. They clarify that there is no upgrade kit from the 1.0 to the 2.0, as the products differ significantly. Users are advised to sell the 1.0 second hand for the best value. Despite the improvements in the 2.0, the speaker acknowledges that the 1.0 was well-loved and not significantly inferior.
00:03:00
In this segment of the video, the speaker discusses the significant changes made to a piece of gym equipment, specifically focusing on an ISO row attachment. The modifications include adding swivels to the pulleys for better movement, pulling the pulleys closer to make it easier to start an exercise, and adjusting the foot plate for better comfort. The design is more compact than the previous version, addressing user feedback about incline exercises. The speaker also mentions improved adder weights with refined details for better functionality.
00:06:00
In this segment of the video, the key points covered include the integration of add-on weights to avoid clutter in the gym, removal of urethane handles due to feedback, lighter components for easier assembly, improvements in the pulley system for increased height, the potential for adding new attachments like Jammer arms, and the introduction of new slide uprights. The focus is on keeping possibilities open for users and ensuring user-friendly features like stain-resistant materials. Price point comparison between the Aries 1.0 and the new version is also briefly mentioned.
00:09:00
In this part of the video, the speaker discusses the competition in the functional trainer space, mentioning brands like Force USA, Prime USA, and Rogue. They express a bias towards the machine being reviewed, emphasizing its true ISO and commercial-grade feel. The speaker appreciates the incremental upgrades in the machine and suggests selling the previous version to upgrade. They also mention upcoming reviews and urge viewers to subscribe for future content.