My Favorite BUDGET Functional Trainer Rack No One Talks About!

[@BELLSOFSTEEL]

Really appreciate all the kind words and detailed review of our all in one coop!

[@theunknownsamurai7426]

This is the one i'm going to order as soon as my renovations are done.

[@balboa0621]

@@BELLSOFSTEEL offer a foot plate for low rows, please!

[@importraceramimportraceam1756]

Is there any landmine attachment on this unit?

[@Leonardo_No_Cardio]

Do you ship to Europe too? Please respond

[@CraigularjJoeWoodworks]

@@importraceramimportraceam1756absolutely could do it my man, that’s the beauty of the landline attachment

[@eugeneabovsky5939]

As an owner of this unit, I want to point out that there are a few issues that haven't been highlighted here. One of them is that the cable along the center up-right runs very close to the upright, and any attachment where the pin goes through the front-to-back style, like their seal row pad, will end up rubbing the cable behind the center up-right. I actually returned the seal row pad after I tried it due to this issue. The other issue is that all the accessories are extra... so after you add the j-cups and safety spotters, it's another +$200... at that point you are getting really close to the price of a Fringe sport Dane which I think is a much better value for $$ with 2 stacks, 3x3 uprights, smaller footprint, uprights with laser cut number markers, etc. And you could have gotten the Dane during their labor day sale for like $1600 which would really blow this one out of the water.

[@Spencebot42]

As someone looking in the category right now, the biggest issue with the Dane is the complete lack of a dedicated low-row and lat-pull down. That's a feature that most of these all-in-one units seem to miss out on, but this one doesn't. Plus the higher max-weight on the stack in this one compared to the Dane is much more appealing. It does suck that the center upright isn't super useful though.

[@eugeneabovsky5939]

@@Spencebot42 True, but given that the Dane has 1:1 ratios on the pulleys, you could get the seat accessory / leg brace and do it from one of the side trolleys. I still think it's a much better trade off... if I were to do my home gym over again I'd have gone with the Dane, but it wasn't on the market yet at the time.

[@Spencebot42]

@@eugeneabovsky5939 Fair enough, always useful to get user feedback! I can't make up my mind between the Bells and the Rogue FML-HR. Like I CAN budget for the Rogue, but I still haven't made up my mind if I think it's $4k better or not

[@Fan-td8dv]

I also own the all in one and cannot do lat pulldowns on it. I'm only 5'11

[@Spencebot42]

@@Fan-td8dv What prevents you from doing them with the bells?

[@PFMFIT]

My budget cable recommendation is to buy two titan fitness wall mounted pulley towers to create a functional trainer for around $500, which is what I did in my home gym

[@Luca-qt9th]

Hi maybe a weird request, but can i some how see the contraption? Im Planning on my New appartement and would love to have a Maschine similar to that in the Video, and your solution sounds cheaper.

[@Artificial.Unintelligence]

But that requires plates, no? So you're not adding in that cost at all in comparison nor the convenience and efficiency of weight stacks w. 10lb increments

[@PFMFIT]

@Artificial.Unintelligence well I did factor that in because I knew i already had plates in my gym to use for it which is why I got it. Cuz it gave me cable for cheap without needing to pay extra for the weight stack.

[@davidclark2253]

I'd love to see a review of one of the functional trainers sold by Costco. They currently have 3 models for sale all by the same brand, Centr. The cheapest one is $699.99, the most expensive is $2499.99. All include an adjustable bench too.

[@zergslayer69]

I've been eyeing their mid tier one but haven't found an in depth review of it

[@kidbrown2010]

The cheap ones are pretty popular, but they go very light in weight and not apt for non-beginers IMO

[@BJerrell]

These are rebranded inspire fitness. Ftx and SF3. There are a few reviews on them

[@Polentaccio]

In Canada they seem to be gone from the costco site. Is the rebranding to centr mean the costco line will be done? I wonder

[@Jenny-ri1ob]

I’m from Germany and this year I did a two-month trip along the East Coast. For us, it was important to train every day. Some hotels had a gym, and I have to say that a machine that was the same in every Holiday Inn actually turned out to be the best in the end. It was a V-shaped tower, similar to the one you’re presenting, but a bit more robust. With this tower, you could do almost everything, but you still need a barbell that you can attach to the cables. Because with this barbell, this tower really becomes a game-changer. You can do push-ups with a bench underneath, you can do rows if you stand in front of it, as well as barbell curls, deadlifts, and so on. I think these V-shaped towers are the most underrated, and you can really train most muscles with them, so I think it’s great if you review more of these.

[@cwills75]

I have this machine, and Bells of Steel makes a double hook straight bar cable attachment that is just over 47" with knurling that works great with this machine.

[@b2284]

They have plans to make a true 3x3 version of this in the next year or so. I saw it on their product roadmap the other day.

[@xmontesx]

What about the cable tower?

[@balboa0621]

THAT might really interest me, both because it would be more stable and because it would likely have a foot plate. I expect it will run around 4k, which would still be budget compared to rep and rogue.

[@GarageGymReviews]

I would love that. - Coop

[@BELLSOFSTEEL]

@@xmontesx absolutely the cable towers will get the 3x3 treatment

[@micron2665]

​@@BELLSOFSTEELany idea on the timing?

[@SeanFarrell1]

Feels like the better budget move is adding a functional trainer rack attachment instead of a stand alone unit. Frees up more space in the garage.

[@balboa0621]

It depends if you are discussing your "budget" in terms of size or cost. This is a rack, btw. They have spotters and j hooks for the front. Coop should have been more clear about that.

[@b2284]

I got the plate loaded version of this in my shed and it's perfect. I got an old house so my basement is only like 6ft tall and I don't have a garage so this thing was perfect for my needs

[@SeanFarrell1]

@@balboa0621 True - it depends on what rack you already have, but adding a plate loaded pulldown + athena from REP is somewhat budget friendly. Having more room in the garage for equipment is always ideal IMO.

[@SeanFarrell1]

@@b2284 seems like it could be too short for a true lat pulldown. How is it?

[@steverapos3904]

@@SeanFarrell1 this is a lot cheaper than the Rep Ares and such. Not the most space efficient but you are starting at 1500 and just need to buy j-hooks and spotter arms to make it a rack too.

[@bennyhill7570]

One option for those who purchase this rack after seeing this review or those who already have it (& are willing to disassemble it), is to turn the stack plates around so as to have the weight label facing rewards if you are going to use the stack pin on the back face.

[@randerodr7389]

Review the MAXUM Fitness SX2 all-in-one rack + smith + functional trainer please.

[@freedomfighter5697]

I love my Bells of Steel gym equipment.

[@TheSterlingY]

Coop, you nailed it "Hi-te", it was a little spicy but we are all proud of you. Keep killing it with these reviews. Thanks, Brother.

[@davidanthonyjulian4429]

I have this one. After putting some lube on the tracks and cables and giving it a couple weeks, I've had no issues with it at all ( have been using for a few months ). I would absolutely never use it as a rack though lol. But as a functional trainer, couldn't recommend it enough. Probably the most bang per buck in my whole gym

[@BELLSOFSTEEL]

so glad to hear that!

[@steverapos3904]

I really like this option - i think it stands up really well against the competition for all in one units. There are not many all in one units that offer a weight stack in this price range. Also, the spacing for the functional trainer and squat rack looks to be about 2 inches - most budget all in ones have an almost unusable 4 inch spacing. The quality of the hardware used (uprights, pulleys) is superior to other budget options and they have a ton of accessories they sell for the unit. The middle upright with holes offers a ton of accessory options too. I am pretty surprised how negative most of the comments are as this looks great on paper and now multiple reviewers (Gluck, Coop) are giving good reviews

[@kostakigogos]

Just ordered one of these yesterday during the labor day coupon deal. Gonna use the $200 kickback towards attachments and a barbell.

[@jonathannapier-morales6248]

I'm glad you reviewed this and liked it. Its been out for awhile. I was wondering what you thought of it. Wish this had come out in 2020. I would have gotten this instead of piece mealing everything. Bells of steel is killing it and doesn't get enough love on this channel. Please review BOS chest expander.

[@Crabdust1]

I have the single stack cable tower from Bells and use it all the time. Love it. The non-standard sizing is real though so buy this for what it is, not what it could be. You are 100% limited to what Bells makes or DIY. For example, you can't buy a simple seat with leg holder for lat pulldowns.

[@bradcondran8896]

In their adds you can see they are coming out with something for this.

[@jamiesoncostello]

Matt Porter makes one

[@Crabdust1]

@@bradcondran8896 Saw that too, but been waiting for 10 months. That's why I'm like these units are great, but buy them for what they are right now or be ready to DIY.

[@cwills75]

@@Crabdust1 Matt Porter's leg holder attachment is available for purchase on his site. You can also use the y dip bar upside down in a pinch.

[@redwhiteandblueblood]

Ironmaster and Force USA Myrack are both 60x60mm tubing Might be compatible with Force USA IIRC

[@elisebrown5157]

I'm probably going to be buying a rack functional trainer in the next year, so I've been watching all of the reviews. I like the idea of this one, especially the 2:1 ratio where you want it and the 1:1 where you'll likely want heavier. But I hate being locked into an ecosystem that's going to limit me in the future, and watching you rock the rack side to side makes me wonder about its stability. No, it might not fall over, but I think it would always be noticeable. And having to move plates to its horns just to hold it down while I use it seems like just that extra amount of hassle that would keep me from using it. I think I'd rather buy once, cry once and get something more heavy duty with uprights that will fit a wide variety of attachments.

[@klausnielsen1537]

I live it when you say things like "A fourth of the cost" instead of "Four times cheaper". Makes you sound like you know things about stuff that's not Floorstall matt related 😊

[@Akw467]

The uprights are turned in so you can use it as a rack by adding j cups and spotter arms. When I buy one (still saving up), I plan to bench on it and use my current rack for squats. Also, BoS has a KZbin video showing how to put it together. The video looked good to me

[@ArneAsada69]

LOL😂 The review was like, “It’s really awesome, however here’s the long list of tweaks and changes I’d love to see to really make this budget equipment compete with the top dogs.”.

[@GarageGymReviews]

One of my big goals is to have better equipment available for home gym owners, so I try to give, what is essentially, free consultation. - Coop

[@kidbrown2010]

And believe it or not, some people don't like Coop because they think he is *too friendly* to brands lol. IMO, out of all reviewers, he hits the right balance of critique, praise and information towards the viewer. The other one that strikes that balance would be "Ashley the Amazing". - The rest are either too negative, or too sycophantic.

[@B05SxBrennan]

@@GarageGymReviews Would love for you to review some Maxum Fitness racks for us Canucks, Coop. I have their F-220 model and loving it.

[@davidjfein]

I have the BoS single stack, and think it’s pretty great for the space (it’s in my living room), and have told them to develop the foot plate and some leg holder so I don’t have to do lat pull downs on the floor. Regardless, when they came out with this, I was really intrigued- it looks great.

[@killerkhatiby009]

Coop, have you seen the MAXUM Fitness SX2 all-in-one rack + smith + functional trainer with articulating arms (similar to the Freemotion)? On paper, it seems like the best premium option on the market! Any chance you could do a review?

[@ssjayy-xs5lh]

I tried the display model in person. It's great if you're limited on space but build quality for some things were questionable.

[@randerodr7389]

I hope he reviews that one too. Been on my radar.

[@killerkhatiby009]

@@ssjayy-xs5lh Wish I lived close to see a display model! Can you expand a bit on what pieces had questionable build?

[@manuelbatrez2048]

I love this piece!!!!! I have the leg extension attachment.

[@authentichealthcoach4142]

That’s a great gym shed piece

[@spacecowboy301]

I think the biggest competitor to this is the Force USA G1 all in one which is $1,000. Would be awesome to see a comparison of those, as I'm not sure which one to pick. I like most of Force USAs attachments better and it's a bit cheaper and a more standard 2x2 uprights... but I hate how small the spotter arms are... Bells of steel spotter arms would actually make me feel safe, which is a big deal....

[@b2284]

There is an assembly video on KZbin here that helps make it super easy

[@AntiGravityResearch2022]

For the assembly: LABEL THE BOLTS PLEASE. Other than that, nice stuff

[@lbyoung8420]

I hate the fact that 1500$ without attachments is considered budget.

[@biscotto]

That absolutely is not budget. I love this channel, but there is a serious disconnect with the average household's income.

[@balboa0621]

​@@biscottothis competes with the rogue fmhr and rep ares, both are around 5k. For this functionality, 1500 is budget.

[@preeminent_postell]

It’s not budget. Trust me Coop has missed a lot when it comes to what budget means.

[@preeminent_postell]

@@biscottoEXACTLY

[@johnf419]

Budget for the type of equipment You don’t need a functional trainer at all to get jacked

[@joygsighd2750]

Coop your last two videos. It’s like you read my home gym mind!!

[@XanderYTV]

Man i would love to have something like this and a barbell i could be happy for a very long time. I currently go to a commercial gym 5-6x a week and am getting so exhausted from the time and effort that goes into this extra trip everyday. I want to start lifting at home but i live in an apartment and dont have enough expendable $. Maybe one day I will and this channel will be a godsend thanks man!

[@cwills75]

It's a great machine. I have this and a Get RX'd 74" Shorty Bar that I use with this and the spotter arms, monolifts and other attachments are great. Bells also sells a 47" knurled double hook straight bar that you can attach to both sides of the front uprights and then use it for a variety of stuff. They also sell a double hook curl bar, but I prefer REP's multi-grip curl bar. It's cheaper, smaller and only has a single connection point.

[@cwills75]

Great machine, I prefer the weight plate version myself to be able to add extra weight and have more increments for hitting PRs better. And mine is bolted to the floor. ;)

[@sweetbabyray42]

Coach Greg says Coops mustache is "thicker than last time "

[@6393dude]

Why do people still follow that grifter?

[@NEIGH6699]

cringe

[@gialovesjesus8350]

Cool review. Very clean. Have you ever checked out the hoist mi5 functional trainer?

[@beautyofgrace3915]

Got a centr functional trainer from Costco for $999, 330lb total weight, comes with attachments and a bench. I had a bench, but their bench is better quality.

[@eljefeguapobarbon]

X Mark with dual stacks is killer.

[@kluzz]

60x60mm uprights are quite common in budget chinesium racks outside of the US.

[@HomeGymAustralia]

For my Australian friends Attivo do a similar functional trainer (plate loaded) but it doesn’t function as a half rack.

[@Belteshazzar2.0]

Can you flip the stack so the number are facing the other way? Then you can use the pin in the back.

[@GarageGymReviews]

Yeah, you could just apply the stickers on the back, but it's nice seeing them from the front too. - Coop

[@steverapos3904]

@@Belteshazzar2.0 was thinking the same thing! I have had a couple of cable machines and the plates are usually symmetrical so would make sense to flip them

[@bradcondran8896]

I would be interested in this or the cable towers, but I already own a Hydra rack with most of the attachments and it would be a pain to rebuy them.

[@jasonm7354]

what do you think of titan cable cross over with arms that can move around

[@thorb72]

Hey Coop! Love your videos. I used to have a Hoist all-in-one machine that I LOVED. Can you do a review of that brand?

[@IRG187]

If you think these prices are "budget" prices you are even more clueless than you appear..😂

[@MIDelich87]

Coop, how would you compare this to the FringeSport 'The Dane'? I feel like there are arguments in favor of both. But does the extra $1k for 'The Dane' make it worth it?? Curious to hear your thoughts :)

[@texasbuzzard4970]

Need a full review like this of the major fitness f35

[@KyleAMac]

Where’s the FM comparison videos @garagegymreviews??

[@TinoMorales-l3v]

Wish you would do a review of the Altas m810

[@kevinjennifertharakan993]

Valor fitness BD 61 has a plated loaded version of this.

[@cwills75]

Kinda, but not really. Their front uprights aren't forward facing, which is the big draw to the Bells unit as you can use things like monolifts, spotter arms, etc. Bells does make a plate loaded version of this machine that is $1099.99 that has more weight capacity than the stack version.

[@imacrouse]

“Basement dwellers” aka the red headed step child of the home gym scene

[@n00dle_king]

Why wouldn’t you bolt it down? It’s like a 30 minute task depending on how far away Home Depot is to rent a concrete drill.

[@balboa0621]

A lot of people don't want to drill into concrete

[@cwills75]

Exactly. I bolted down my Bowflex back in the day, I even bolted down my Body Solid SBL460P4 Leverage gym when I owned it, and that thing is massive and weighs over 600lbs. But that didn't stop it from moving with heavy exercises. People don't want their stuff moving around = hammer drill.

[@chiptune_]

I'd still rather get a functional trainer built onto a rack. What's missing for me on ALL functional trainers with pulleys stuck to uprights is the lack of width adjustability compared to designs like the Freemotion Dual Cable Cross my old gym had, or the Tuffstuff PPMS-245 I own. Make a cheaper dupe of those and they'll sell like hotcakes

[@Shoogey]

You should review the ER Kang functional trainer rack. It is a great budget option.

[@josephb7078]

I love all of the reviews but could you start reviewing more premium equipment? I feel like most of the reviews are always budget.

[@highstax_xylophones]

Like the cheaper amazon selection myself Reg dude needs nothing but what works

[@Holycow723]

Im actually going to buy this!

[@Ali-gk8mq]

Hi Coop, are you going to do a review of the Force USA C10 functional trainer and the sliding bench?? I am thinking of getting it and would love to see your review of it.

[@zanegriggs5166]

Any updates on the Bulletproof VTS review?

[@chrislpz01]

Valor Fitness has the same thing but it is not weight stack. It is plate-loaded. The details and measurements are the same. But no attachments.

[@cwills75]

Not the same, Valor's front uprights aren't front facing, which is a big deal as the Bells can then use spotter arms, monolifts, lever arms, etc. Bells does make a plate loaded version of this machine for $1099.99.

[@thomaskennedy7842]

Now just make the version of this with 3x3 tubing. Come on. Bells of steel, you know you want to.

[@Dr_No_PhD]

As someone trying to figure out which functional trainer + lat pulldown + powerrack combo to buy for my basement gym (I don't have a garage), this is more appealing than Major Fitness and the other big budget brands. But I have concern over non-standard size and lack of attachment compatibility. I'm leaning towards the buy-once, cry once attitude and going with a REP PR5000 + Ares

[@ericodum4043]

Hey Coop. Think Titan will jump on the functional trainer train for their Titan or X3 racks? Seems like all the competitors have come out with something similar.

[@JT-yx7vf]

It would be good if it had a smith machine too.

[@cwills75]

I agree and I've asked Bells about it. They said their smith machine attachment is in prototype and they aren't sure what machines it will work with at this point. I'm going to buy a SYL Fitness Power Rack Trolley to see if it works with this. I know it will fit as they sell a 60mm version, and it gets good reviews in general, but I don't know if the trolleys will rub on the FT cables or not during use. If they do I have a few ideas to alleviate it, but I haven't tried it yet.

[@majora3043]

Wheres the bulletproof VTS review?

[@KyleDotson_VFL]

Make a video for quiet wallmount fans and heaters that are not an arm and leg to buy please!

[@buddylee4]

Got the plate loaded one a few months ago good purchase best bang for your buck horrible instructions

[@MagDumpsBicepPumps]

My favorite superset is ATM

[@dutch9761]

Hey coop, I saw a smith machine attachment on your rack in a past video. I was wondering what brand it was and if you were going to do a review on it.

[@chuckharper9129]

Coop, can you please review the Eonfit Omni Smith Machine?

[@georgecheliotis418]

It fits with force usa myrack stuff

[@donray2435]

BOOM GOES THE DYNAMITE

[@arkangelmar5563]

I’d love to know your thoughts on the Body Solid Commercial Functional Trainer Machine GFT100 because Im trying to buy a functional trainer within the next month and really don’t want to regret my purchase and this bells of steel one looks really nice 👍🏽

[@cwills75]

I own this Bells of Steel unit, but the plate loaded version which has a higher capacity than the stack. Prior to buying it, I almost bought a Body Solid unit as I've owned their stuff in the past. The GFT100's biggest flaw vs. the Bells unit is the front uprights are solely for functional trainer usage. They aren't front facing and don't have holes all around for attachments. With the Bells unit, you can use j-hooks, spotter arms, monolifts, lever arms and a slew of other attachments and use it as a true half-rack. If you want to go with Body Solid, I'd go with their GPR400 with the FPRFT functional trainer attachment. It takes up a lot more space than the Bells unit as it's a full rack with more space at the back for the FT hardware. There are definitely pros and cons to the GPR400 with FT vs the Bells All-in-One. The Body Solid is more heavy duty and a full rack. It uses 3x3" square tubing, but their uprights lack consistent side holes, making a lot of 3rd party attachments that are 3x3" not compatible. Body Solid's attachment range isn't as good as Bells, and the Bells unit has a much smaller footprint, and is slightly shorter, which can make a difference if every inch matters in a basement. But those are the two units I think you might want to look at. I went with the Bells myself as the half rack with the FT does everything I need it to do with a smaller footprint and better price, but the Body Solid is great also.

[@troutmanoutdoors2332]

Can we please get the Crandell Fitness Swing Arm review?

[@roywells5790]

I've never seen your review of jacked up fitness functional trainer

[@MetalsForBrunch]

rogue half rack cable machine isnt really hyped when its priced similar to the rep ares.

[@balboa0621]

Review the compact legs sleds, please. Powertec, titan, force usa, and prime all have versions.

[@steveoake2901]

If this had been a 3x3, I would have been all over it. I refuse to be locked into a proprietary ecosystem.

[@BELLSOFSTEEL]

3x3 is coming 😎😎

[@AerynGunn]

Can you do leg exercises with this?

[@cwills75]

With ankle strap cable attachments, yes. Bells also sells a leg curl/leg extension rack attachment for this, and you could always do squats with either a real barbell and j-hooks/spotter arms, or Bells also sells a double hook 47" straight bar cable attachment that you could attack to both front uprights with them in a shoulder-height position and do squats. Probably other things also.

[@balboa0621]

It needs a foot plate. And I'm not sure a gym pin would work on the stack considering the cable placement. I'm not doing pulldowns with 210, but I'm close on low rows, so I forsee this as a problem. This DEFINITELY crushes major lutie and the similar options. The steel is 12 gauge and it's reasonably sturdy. I'm not crazy about the depth for a 1 car garage, but considering the price difference between this and a rogue fm hr, I might make the concession.

[@b2284]

You don't really need foot plate because of how the weight horns are positioned, you throw a few weights on there and You can put your feet on that or just on the bar going right across. It works perfect for me and my shed, although I'm using the weight plate version versus the stack

[@balboa0621]

@@b2284 eh, no disrespect but I'm not buying it. I have two BoS cable towers and tried to do low rows with it and they weren't comfortable. I have a stand alone high/low tower with a foot plate and it is just far more comfortable. I know Bells is really investing in this ecosystem, though, including with a seat and leg rollers for pulldowns. I could see them building out a foot plate in the future.

[@jvt3999]

can you review the force use c10

[@RandyMass]

You didn’t talk at all about squatting in it, the J hook, or benching in it

[@TheXILLR]

Review force USA c10

[@zachanderson9600]

I’ll stick to my REP Athena

[@patricklafontaine2402]

Not much of a difference in price with the Arcadia™ Functional Trainer Specially in canada quebec. What would you chose? Thanks

[@piesareround]

ADD TO CART... *non Standard upright attachment size* ...REMOVED FROM CART

[@cwills75]

What's "standard"? 2" x 2", 2" x 3"? 3" x 3"? True 3" x 3"? There are now and always will be attachments that only work for certain uprights. REP is a huge brand and their 3" x 3" uprights are 2.95" x 2.95". Bells makes true 3" x 3" racks, like Body Solid, like Rogue, and they are working on a 3" x 3" version of this unit, but it's overkill for most people. This is their 60mm 2.3" x 2.3" unit, which is compatible with all of their 2.3" attachments (and there are quite a few). Other companies also make 60mm attachments (SYL Fitness Power Rack Trolleys come to mind). Bells also makes 2" x 3" racks and attachments along with this and their 3" x 3" racks and attachments. This unit with spotter arms has something like an 800lb weight capacity. I can see "upgrading" to a different system if you actually need more weight capacity, but like I said before, for most people, this unit is overkill. Might be worth looking through their ecosystem of products to see if it checks all your boxes or not before immediately discounting it.

[@mr.t4471]

210lb is not nearly enough for lat pulldown and low row. They should offer an add-on, so you can buy up to 300lb, which often is commercial standard.

[@steverapos3904]

Yeah, you would have to use a gym pin to get more weight it seems. But a taller stack would mean less cable travel on the pulleys. Also, I don't think any budget option goes to 300, and most make you do your lat pulldown on the functional trainer puller with a 2-to-1 ratio that limits you to like 100 pounds only. They also sell one without a stack and weight horns instead that can hold more than 200 pounds

[@balboa0621]

C'mon, stop lying. 210 pounds may not be enough for some people, but for even those people, it is nearly enough. If you are pulling more than 210, you would never consider a 60mm unit anyway.

[@mr.t4471]

@@balboa0621 no lying here, just saying my opinion. For some 210lb is enough, and for others it’s not.

[@DianaCRuiz]

When are you reviewing the new Rogue rower?

[@KingBoo922]

Any plans to review the titan nemisis?

[@panicdispenser6586]

Can you compare this to the "ATLETICA X-Five" from Germany?

[@MarioMontecillo-p2b]

Hope you can make a review of the new ALPHARACK by Alperian. Thanks

[@rhaegoti]

Could the side cables be used for assisted pullups?

[@alexislandry4827]

Is there a huge difference between single and dual stack for equal muscle growth when using both handle at the same time?

[@dmking766]

Dumbbell rack brand/model in the background?

[@jakemeyer5678]

To assist with stability, can you attach front foot stabilizers or pin plate pegs on the center post?

[@stevenking997]

can you recommend a budget air bike pleaseeee, but like lower budget lol, not no 700+ machine.

[@VTF82]

ATX attachments will fit (600 Serie)

[@GarageGymReviews]

Oooh, good pro-tip. Really excited to have them in the States soon. - Coop

[@VTF82]

Nope, the holes are too small 🙏🏻

[@raps7027]

I did not know Coop had bots sending random comments? Nice, at least they are concerned in how you are managing your stress while creating your content?

[@defilade1066]

Problem with this is there is nothing holding you down when doing lat pull-downs.

[@buddylee4]

I got the dip bar and use that to hold me down works pretty good

[@cwills75]

@@buddylee4 exactly. Matt Porter also sells a dedicated leg holder attachment made for 60mm uprights like this, and I believe Bells is working on a collab with him to eventually bring it to their store. But he's got it on sale right now on his site if interested.

[@Just-HitAWall]

I want more space in my basement for all of these.

[@519steven]

How good is benching, squatting and deadlift on this?

[@cwills75]

If you bolt it to the floor, like you are supposed to it works good. You can get front facing spotter arms, j-hooks, monolift attachments, etc and use it as any other half rack. The spotter arms are 25" long, so sufficient IMO. I believe the spotter arms are 800lb capacity.

[@colefrahm199]

Wall mounted rep Athena please?