Product Highlights
- High-end functional trainer gym
- Comes with upper pulleys, a pull-up bar, a Smith bar, adjustable pulleys, an accessory rack, four lower pulleys, and dual weight stacks
- Can do a wide variety of exercises on this piece of exercise equipment without having to purchase additional add-ons
Video Review
In-Depth Review
Inspire Fitness FT2 Functional Trainer Review (2026): Compact and Durable, But Is It Worth $5K?
Author: Anthony O'Reilly CPT, CNCOur Inspire Fitness FT2 Functional Trainer review gives you an in-depth look at this versatile, but costly machine. Read the full review.
Pros & Cons
Pros
- Smith machine attached
- Wide variety of pulleys
- Multiple angles and attachments for variety in workouts
Cons
- Lack of freeweight compatibility
- Some reviews state that the smith machine bar gets in the way of other exercises
- People who are shorter may struggle to use some of the equipment
Specs
| Accessories | Triceps rope, 2 x rubber D handles, straight bar, EZ curl bar, ankle strap, 2 x water bottle holders, multi-functional belt, sport handle, 2 x 5-lb add-on weights, exercise guide |
|---|---|
| Footprint | 61 W x 58 L x 83 H (min) x 88 in H (max) in. |
| Weight | 2 x 165 lbs (2:1 ratio) |
Product Summary
While the price is high, this functional trainer comes with a lot of extra accessories that you would normally have to purchase separately. The main highlight of this product is the Smith machine that allows you to do more traditional compound exercises such as back squats, which you normally wouldn’t normally do with a functional trainer.
