So which is the better Bullworker type device, 'Bully Xtreme' or 'Bullworker X5'? Well if you're like me and loved the old Bullworker, Tensolator model, then you MUST read this review! - Here Are The Facts: At first glance, the Bullworker X5 - pictured to the right - was considered to be the newest of the Bullworker models, but the reality is that the Bullworker X5 is actually the oldest of the two designs So let's compare the Bullworker X5 and the Bully Xtreme by the following factors: - Quality of design - Amount of resistance - Exercise Program - Durability And Warranty - Quality Of Design The 'Bullworker X5' - was patented back in the 1980's. Crazy chicken song download mp3.

The idea behind it was to add a full range of motion, but according to the exercise experts.full range is not needed to get the maximum results, in Isometric/Static Contraction training. The best feature of the Bullworker X5 design is that instead of 2 tubes, one sliding into the other. You now have 3 tubes, allowing you to do more exercises than with the Bullworker. You can grasp the tubes and perform at least 10 more exercises, especially for the outer and inner muscles of the chest! The Bullworker X5 also 'looks' prettier than the Bullworker, because of the shiny plastic used. The Bullworker X5 is also lighter in weight, all thou that never mattered since the Bullworker only weighted 4 lbs anyway.

Travel Guide & Maps. Bullworker: the German Secret Weapon to Build Muscle Mass. Back in the late 1960's a German named Gert F Koelbel, invented an exercise device called the Tensolator which later on was renamed the Bullworker.

In the Bullworker X5, the company switched from using a molded handle to a flat plastic, which is no where near as comfortable as the older Bullworker models. The company also switched from a steel shaft to a cheap plastic one - as mentioned earlier - but in my opinion, the Bullworker X5 will break or become damaged from use, very easily.

The Bullworker X5, clearly is not even close to the quality of the old Bullworker, for sure! They did succeed in extending the range of motion, by switching to straps instead of steel cables, but at a loss of comfort and durability. The straps in the Bullworker X5 are not as comfortable to workout with as the cables were. The steel cables in the old Bullworker were covered in a very comfortable, plastic sheath. The cables are much more durable then the straps. I have seen many of the Bullworker X5 models with the straps 'fraying' from use.

The 'Bully Xtreme' - What the Bully Xtreme people have done is taken the best of the Tensolator, Macho Power, Bullworker 2, Bullworker 3, Bullworker X5, and created this 'hybrid' Bullworker, the Bully Xtreme. As I see it, this is the natural evolution of a product.