Body by Jake Tower 200 Review

Worth the Price, or All Hype?

Many have seen the tower 200 advertised on late night television, and it almost looks too good. Skepticism in regard to products that are sold on TV and promise incredible results is completely reasonable. Often late night infomercials are little more than vehicles to sell inferior products to impulse buyers. There are, however, products out there that come close to meeting their hype with equal quality. In this review, we will look at the body by Jake tower 200 and see where it really ranks in quality.

First off, let's look at one of the main selling points and marketing techniques associated with this product: Randy Couture. Yes this product is endorsed by none other than MMA superstar Randy Couture! Does that matter at all? NO! If you want to buy a product like this because of a celebrity paid endorsement, you should really rethink it. It's a new product that played no part in Couture getting where he is. Using the Tower 200 will not turn you into him. That does not mean, however, that the product does not have value. Let's look at what you get when you order this product.

What you have is a basic resistance band cable system that attaches to your door and allows for multiple different exercises. There are three color coded bands on each side, each one with its own level of resistance. Gray: 25 lbs, Black: 35 lbs, Red: 40 lbs. Two hand grips are included and can be linked to any one chord or multiple ones for higher resistance. Hand grips can be linked at the top of the unit for pull down type exercises, or at the bottom for military press type movements. One pair of ankle straps are also included and can be attached the same way as the hand grips. Additionally, an exercise chart and DVD accompany the unit to provide examples and workout plans.