Product Highlights
- Dual 160-lb weight stacks
- 2:1 ratio (so 20 pounds is really 10 pounds of force)
- Hooks for easy storage
- Under $2,000
- Customers say assembly is easy and straightforward
- Smooth aluminum pulleys
Categories: Functional trainer
Pros & Cons
Pros
- Smooth aluminum pulleys
- Hooks for easy attachment storage
- 160-lb weight stacks (2: ratio)
- Comes with a multi-grip pullup bar
- More affordable than most functional trainers
Cons
- Attachments cost extra
- 14-gauge steel is pretty thin for a functional trainer
- Only one height/depth option
Specs
| Machine type | Functional trainer |
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| Footprint | 30″ L x 53″ W x 81″ H |
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| Accessories | N/A |
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| Resistance type | Weight stack |
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| Max resistance | 160 lbs |
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| Nickname | Bells of Steel |
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| Warranty | Limited lifetime |
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| Subscription Needed | No |
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| Rating | N/A |
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Product Summary
A relatively inexpensive functional trainer that's easy and straightforward to assemble.
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