Product Highlights
- Dual adjustable pulley system with weight stacks with 390 pounds
- 4:1 ratio so maximum user resistance is 97.5 pounds per stack
- Cable motion technology enables high-speed movements, sports-specific training, and user-defined paths of motion
- Allows for a full-body workout, targeted muscle work, functional training, or stability work
- Measures 45 inches long, 62 inches wide, and 94 inches high
- Comes with a pair of short strap handles, a pair of long strap handles, LE/LC strap, sports bar, tricep rope, four-way ankle strap, belt, and long bar
- 22 different height adjustments with almost 12 feet of cable travel
In-Depth Review
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Pros & Cons
Pros
- Lower resistance ranges are good for beginners
- Storage hangers included for organization
- Equipped with three different pull-up bar grips
- Versatile
- Allows for an endless amount of workouts
- Comes with several attachments
- Good warranty
Cons
- Maximum effective user resistance per stack is only 97.5 pounds
- Large
- Expensive
Specs
| Weight | Dual stacks with 390 lbs |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 45” L x 62” W x 94” H |
Product Summary
With a price tag over $8,000, the Life Fitness Signature Series Dual Adjustable Pulley functional trainer is a big investment for a home gym. It does offer incredible variety though, enabling nearly endless exercise options from the comfort of your home.
