PureGym London Leytonstone - (Near , UK)

3 /5 dtla: i’ve been coming to this gym for a while now, its not the greatest but it gets the gym done. most the staff are lovely except lydia, no manners and when setting up classes, won’t even ask you to move, will basically just push you out the way, constantly seems to have an attitude for no reason. i find the classes can cause an overwhelming environment especially as they take up large sections of the gym, so if your not in a class it can be very difficult to have a good workout, especially at busy times.

2 /5 Jared Bruce: Not much to say that’s positive about this space. It’s in a good location but this gym is in desperate need of some new equipment. When you’re in such a saturated market in London, the kit they have is sub-par. It is old, damaged and rusty and given how busy it always is, they ought to invest the members’ money in refreshing the equipment. Some of the members are obnoxiously loud and take over large amounts of space in big groups at peak times during the week which is incredibly frustrating too. Only reason I’m still a member is because of the location and corporate discount I receive.

3 /5 Ariyan Sabur: I’ve tried the 3 day day pass promotion. This gym does the job, but it’s pretty average, i wouldn’t say it’s worth the price. The only good points about this gym are that it’s open 24/7, theres a range of cables/dumbbells, and the toilets are also pretty clean, definitely an improvement from previous reviews. The things I would say need improvement are the total number of equipment. There’s only a single bench press in the whole gym from what I see. There are other chest exercises to use if the bench isn’t free, but it’s still a bit annoying. It would also be nice to see a boxing bag set up by the sandbags, etc. Some of the benches in the free-weights area are hard as a rock too, trying to chest press off of them feels like trying to chest press laying against a boulder, it absolutely kills my shoulder blades. The wide bar attachment meant for back (pulldowns/rows) are also extremely rough, the grooves dig into my hand a lot compared to any other attachment i’ve used in the past. There are only 2 changing rooms fit for a single person that are made from chipboard, with a bench that isn’t even bolted to the ground and with very awkward lighting. Coming from a price of £40 a month, I wouldn’t say this gym is worth it. It’s pretty small gym. Would be better suited at £30-£35 at max. Better themselves offer a 2 floor gym with a sauna and swimming pool for £35 a month in leyton which I would say is much better value despite lacking the convenience of a 24/7 gym. It’s not a gym to avoid if you live in leytonstone and need the convenience of a 24 hour gym. It’s just a little small. £40 a month is a pretty steep price for what it is.

4 /5 Tomas Feeney: Been coming to this gym for over two years now. Only negatives Ill say are sometimes toilets quite dirty but obviously the protein runs through the gym goers. Staff are lovely and always happy to give a helping hand. Good equipment, sometimes difficult to get equipment during peak times which is normal. Odd machine is out of order too.

5 /5 Hofacker Ewerton “Rodrigo”: PureGym is a great option for affordable, no-contract fitness. The 24/7 access and wide range of equipment make it convenient for all schedules and fitness levels. Their app is useful for booking classes and finding quieter times. The gym has a good variety of equipment and classes, but it can get crowded during peak hours. Facilities are generally clean, though locker rooms could use more attention at times. Overall, it’s excellent value for money, especially if you’re looking for a straightforward gym experience.