Vulcan Strength

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Vulcan Strength is a North Carolina-based company that manufactures and supplies fitness equipment. They were founded in 2008, registering as a Small Disadvantaged Business with the U.S. Small Business Administration.

Vulcan Strength

Basic information
Founded	2008
Legal Structure	Private
Industry	Fitness
Also known as
Official website	https://www.vulcanstrength.com

Incidents

Defamation Lawsuit against Adrian Gluck

Vulcan Strength sued the fitness YouTuber Adrian Gluck and his company Gluck's Gym LLC. on October 31, 2025 for criticising the TALOS All-In-One Gym, in a video titled: "This Is The Worst Product I've Ever Reviewed...". Filed in the Western District of North Carolina's Charlotte Division under case number 3:25-cv-878, Vulcan Strength claimed that the video is "defamation".

In response to the lawsuit, Gluck raised over $70,000 in public fundraising. Gluck himself decided to keep the video public on YouTube, citing their lack of receptiveness towards consumer feedback. He also claimed that the lawsuit was a tactic to bully him into silence.

Furthermore, Gluck made a new video addressing the matter titled:"I Got Sued..."

External Links

• "This Is the Worst Product I've Ever Reviewed" - https://preservetube.com/watch?v=mUmEEvx5MM0
• "I got sued..." - https://preservetube.com/watch?v=CuDIMztL9OU