This isn't a gym at all - it's a Land Rover parts store
Let me save you a trip. The listing is filed as "Fast Fit" with a 4.8 average, but the Google category, the website (landstore.pl), and every single review agree: this is a Land Rover spare-parts shop on Konopna 7 in Warsaw. No treadmills, no membership, no classes. If a search dropped you here expecting a fitness club, close the tab. If you drive a Land Rover in Poland, keep reading - the reviews are genuinely useful.
The pitch that repeats is stock plus speed. One customer in March 2026 wrote: "A very wide selection available immediately... I placed an order in the afternoon and received it the next morning. Everything was well-packaged and exactly as described." Another, same month: "Parts for my Discovery were perfectly matched based on the VIN." VIN-based matching is the detail I'd care about most - it's how you avoid ordering the wrong bracket twice.
Where it works, and one sharp complaint
An English-speaking customer in March 2023 got help with a "smashed wing mirror" despite speaking no Polish, and recommended the shop to anyone needing parts while in Warsaw. A long-time buyer in March 2026 said he'd rather drive up than order online because the Land Rover knowledge is strong.
But the record isn't all five stars, and the one-star is worth reading. In January 2026 a self-described regular of many years complained that the phone line now won't take an order without the original part number - that staff would rather not search, and that he was repeatedly transferred or, in his words, "fobbed off" (translated from Polish). Here's the boring mechanism behind it: parts desks push customers to the website because a VIN or original part number resolves ambiguity a phone description can't. That doesn't make the reviewer wrong to be annoyed - a loyal customer who used to just call has a right to dislike the new friction. So the real question isn't whether they've gotten stricter - it's whether you've got your VIN handy before you dial, isn't it?
What the 4.8 is measuring
Seventy-three ratings at 4.8, and the written reviews cluster hard on fitment and shipping speed - the two things a parts buyer actually cares about. The complaints, where they exist, are about ordering process, not wrong parts. That's a healthy split for a parts shop, and it tells me the merchandise side is solid even when the phone experience frustrates.
What's missing
No prices for any specific part, obviously - that's VIN-dependent. No opening hours are listed at all in the record, which matters if you're planning to drive over. And nothing tells you whether walk-in counter service or online ordering is faster on a given day. Call first.
Who it's not for
Anyone who isn't working on a Land Rover or Range Rover. And anyone who wants to phone in a vague description without a VIN or part number - the January 2026 review is your warning that the counter now leans on the website.