California Home Fitness Equipment

Glen was helpful, honest, and was a pleasure to work with when we were buying weights for our house. He has the best prices in town and is a pleasure to deal with.

Thanks for all the help getting my home gym set up!

We bought a great stationary bike - on sale! - and Arden and his team did a great job helping us get the right bike. Very professional business with high quality equipment. Excellent and proactive customer service. Thanks for helping us!

The guys here are absolutely amazing. Extremely friendly, professional and knowledgeable. There is no pressure to buy. Plenty of inventory and options -it's a definite must visit!

I have purchased exercise equipment from this store several times. They are very professional and accommodating if you need to exchange the equipment for something else. Ryan was excellent.

Ryan and Arden are professional, well informed, friendly, very accommodating and helpful in resolving a minor issue that was due to me not taking the time to read the instruction manuel properly. I also liked the fact that they were interested in me as a person and not just a paying customer. There was no aggressive high sales pitch which allowed me to relax, look around the store and make my choice. Great guys!!

I’m all about supporting small business but this place is nothing special. Pretty expensive. Plus the owner is kind of rude without realizing it.

Worked with Arden at the West L.A. store. He was patient and knowledgeable and took the time to show my everything I needed to know about the Inspire FT1. The machine is en route to my house. Again, thanks for the great service.

On the good side, everyone wanted to please and performed as represented - well, mostly. . I never write reviews and I have to ask myself why this situation irritates me to the point of writing one. The story: we purchased a $2500 (approximately) recumbent exercise bike by "True" (highly recommended by the sales person at California Home Fitness) that completely stopped working after 3 years. The parts were warrantied but the service wasn't and the service rates were exorbitant. $90 for a service call to confirm, yes the bike was broken and the broken part was one of two replaceable parts. Then there needed to be a second service call at $100 per hour to install the new part. So my irritation is three fold. 1. That the bike - which received only nominal use - broke after three years and this was viewed as "normal and that is why there is a warranty for three years." (Reasoning that makes no sense by the way). We own dozens of other electrical items that last far more than three years: toasters, room air conditioners, irons, blenders, Cuisinarts, to name a few. Additionally, after telling my story to a company representative, he told me that "True was a very good company." Well, certainly not in my experience, which apparently was irrelevant. 2. That we needed a power surge cord on the bike. Fine. We should have been told that in the first place. In huge letters. None of the other appliances listed above have power surge cords.Just our computers. Who knew and exercise bike would be so sensitive. 3. The warranty was worthless and a scam. The extra part was minuscule and could have been carried in the truck and simply replaced, not a multi-hundred dollar expense.California Fitness and True both have to well aware of this failure rate. There you go. Now you can make up your own mind or at least go in forewarned. .

Great selections and prices

Knowledgeable, friendly and helpful.