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Product Highlights
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Up to 110 lbs of digital resistance per arm
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11 vertical positions
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Easy-to-use HD touchscreen
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No wall mounting required
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Extensive class library and multiple workout modes
Video Review
In-Depth Review
Echelon Strength Home Review (2025): An Affordable Alternative to the High-Priced Tonal
Author: Stephen Sheehan, CPT, CNC
Check out our Echelon Strength review for a deep dive on a smart home gym with up to 110 lbs of digital resistance per arm, 11 adjustment positions, and more.
Read the full review.
Pros & Cons
Pros
- Sleek, compact design
- No wall mounting required
- Up to 110 lbs of resistance per arm
- Easy-to-use touchscreen
- Quiet operation
Cons
- Max resistance may not be enough for advanced lifters
- No live classes (on-demand only)
- Some instability during heavy movements
- Shorter warranty than we’d like to see
Specs
| Display | 24” HD touchscreen |
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| Accessories | Handle grips, straight bar, rope grips, ankle straps |
| Warranty | 1-year comprehensive warranty; 5 years for Echelon Premium members |
| Footprint | 32.5″ W × 75″ D × 70.9″ H (unfolded footplate); 32.5″ W × 24″ D × 70.9″ H (folded footplate) |
| Resistance | 10-110 lbs of digital resistance per arm |
| Tech | WiFi-enabled screen; ethernet port for wired connections |
Product Summary
If you’re looking for an affordable Tonal alternative, the Echelon Strength Home gives you solid bang for your buck. With ample adjustment options and up to 110 pounds of digital resistance per arm, you should have no trouble finding different ways to train at home. If you’re concerned about space and are a fan of tech-driven equipment, this is a great option.
