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we're getting custom packaging made for a new product and i'm realizing i have no idea how people properly check this stuff before approving it lol. the dieline looks fine on my screen, but i'm mostly worried about placement once the box is actually folded. like whether the logo sits where i expect, text ends up too close to an edge/fold, etc.

do you normally get a physical sample first or is there a good way to preview the finished packaging before paying for a full run? trying to avoid learning this lesson after 1,000 boxes show up.

I've been researching smart home gyms and naturally keep coming across Tonal.

It looks interesting, but I'm trying not to make a decision based purely on whichever system has the most visibility online.

There seem to be quite a few Tonal alternatives now, with different approaches to resistance, programming, size and pricing.

What I'm most interested in is the actual long term experience. If you've used one of these systems for six months or longer, what has held up well? Does the convenience actually make you train more consistently?