Gym machines

Gym machines in New Zealand

Updated 3 November 2026

In New Zealand a basic power tower or home gym costs about NZ$190 to NZ$600, and a multi-station home gym about NZ$660 to NZ$1,900. Commercial functional trainers start from roughly NZ$3,500. For a price on the exact machine, describe it in a request on BlaBlaPrice, and sellers will reply with their own offers.

Warranty and consumer rights

The Consumer Guarantees Act applies to goods bought in New Zealand, and it sets minimum standards for repair, replacement or refund. Some suppliers offer a two-year warranty, and others offer lifetime warranties that last five years but need indoor, dry storage. Read the storage conditions carefully, because the warranty may not apply if the machine is kept damp or dusty.

Space, weight and delivery

Winter runs from June to August, when the cold makes an indoor home gym the practical choice, so plan the space before you order. Measure the floor space in centimetres and check the ceiling height. Weight stacks are usually given in kilograms, for example 38 kg or 72 kg, so match them to the weights you plan to lift. Check whether delivery and assembly are included in the price.

What to put in your request

• The machine type, for example a power tower, multi-station, bike, rower or functional trainer, and the intended use.
• Brand and model if you have one, dimensions in centimetres, and the weight stack in kilograms.
• Condition, budget in NZ$, your city, and whether you want delivery and assembly.

BlaBlaPrice is free for buyers. You describe the machine in your own words in a chat, and BlaBlaPrice looks through local sellers' websites and price lists, then shows the prices and businesses it found. Sellers registered on BlaBlaPrice reply in the chat with their own offer, and your contact details stay hidden until you decide to share them. Browse sports and leisure or send a request from the home page.