New Home Gym Product Releases – October 2026

Below is a look at all the product releases we could find for October

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Anvil Handles from Bells of Steel

Bells of Steel just dropped a pair of independent Smith machine handles that turn the BYOB Smith attachment into an iso-lateral press and row station. Each handle rides the rail on its own linear bearings, is rated for 220 lb, and has a built-in hook so you can rack it anywhere along the rail. They’re on pre-order now and ship by December 11, and there’s a conversion kit if your Smith has a built-in bar.

GMWD Launches a Number of Strength Machines

GMWD just opened pre-orders for its new Ascent Series, a lineup of 3″×3″ 12-gauge machines covering pec fly, hip thrust, hip abduction/adduction, leg press/hack squat, and T-bar rows, with founding-member pricing for early buyers and everything shipping in January 2027.

• Ascent SR10 Chest-Supported T-Bar Row Machine: This is a plate-loaded, chest-supported T-bar row on a 3″×3″ 12-gauge frame with adjustable grip width, rotating knurled handles, a height-adjustable footplate, and a J-hook for easy re-racking, now on pre-order at $1,199.99 ($899.99 founding-member price) shipping January 2027.
• Ascent HB2 Selectorized Hip Thrust Machine: Includes a a 200 lb stack (1:1 ratio, plus a 5 lb top plate), an elevated footplate for deeper range, band pegs, and a padded belt, now on pre-order at $1,699.99 ($1,399.99 founding-member price) shipping January 2027.
• Ascent HA3 Selectorized Hip Abductor and Adductor Machine: Includes both inner- and outer-hip work on a 200 lb stack (1:1 ratio, plus a 5 lb top plate) with a gas-assisted five-angle backrest and front handles, now on pre-order at $1,599.99 ($1,299.99 founding-member price) shipping January 2027.
• Ascent FR2 Selectorized Pec Fly and Rear Delt Machine: Packs pec fly and rear delt work into one selectorized machine. It runs a 200 lb stack and is built on a 3″×3″ 12-gauge frame with independent arms, and it’s on pre-order at $1,399.99 ($1,249.99 founding-member price) ahead of January 2027 shipping.
• Ascent DD12 Leg Press and Hack Squat Machine: This is a plate-loaded, 45° leg press/hack squat combo on a 3″×3″ 12-gauge frame that also does reverse hack, seated press, and calf raises, with tool-free switching, an oversized barefoot-friendly footplate, and band hooks, now on pre-order at $1,999.99 ($1,799.99 founding-member price) shipping January 2027.

Mini Sting Now Available

Fringe Sport just launched a new version of The Sting leg roller. It’s 6 inches shorter for tighter rack setups and holds 50 lbs more weight.

Great Dane Coming Soon

This new all-in-one option from Fringe Sport combines a six-post half rack, a built-in Smith machine with its own barbell, and a functional trainer with dual 220 lb stacks that run 1:1 on the dedicated lat pulldown and low row and 2:1 off the trolleys. It drops October 23 in limited quantities, ships with a long list of attachments, including spotter arms, J-cups, magpins and weight horns, and has a waitlist open now. The price is currently set at $3,499.99.

Rogue TB-3 Open Trap Bar

Rogue’s new TB-3 is a modular, USA-made trap bar that comes in open or closed frame versions, with over 3,000 possible configurations across 11-gauge or 7-gauge steel, rackable or non-rackable sleeves, and single or dual handles with a 4″ offset. The handles are Rogue’s interchangeable H-5 aluminum units in 28.5, 32, 34, or 45mm diameters, and the counterbalanced feet act as a built-in deadlift jack for loading plates. Pricing starts at $495, the bar weighs 48 to 69 lb depending on how you build it, and a closed, heavy-duty ACFT-spec version is also available.

Tricep Board – Cable Attachment

Fringe Sport’s new Tricep Board is a $59 flat-blade cable attachment that puts your hands in a palm-press position, keeping your wrists neutral on pushdowns so the load lands on your triceps instead of your joints. It clips onto any cable machine with a standard carabiner (not included), angles down 15 degrees, and also works for overhead extensions, pullovers, and cable curls.

Tank SX Push Sled

Torque’s new TANK SX is the top of the TANK lineup, a $2,699 Mag-Force push sled with dual magnetic brakes set from a single lever across four levels plus a new max-resistance SX Mode. It’s also the first four-wheeled TANK with swivel rear wheels for lateral work under load, and it adds multi-position handles for wheelbarrow carries, a tow hook with an included V-Strap, and airless tires that run on hardwood, rubber, turf, or pavement (reservations open now, shipping early 2027).

Knurled Grip TrakHandle Sport

Trak Fitness now offers its TrakHandle Sport cable handles with knurled aluminum grips, a $159 pair (up from $119.90 for the standard version) that adds medium-grade knurling for better hold without being harsh on the hands. The handles keep Trak’s patented 3-axis rotation, letting your wrists turn freely through any cable movement, and they work on functional trainers, crossovers, bands, and suspension trainers, though not with Trak’s own TrakBar 30.

Rogue Leather Single Handle Cable Attachment

Rogue also has a new USA-made Leather Single Handle ($70 each), pairing a spinning 5-inch knurled aluminum handle in 28.5, 32, or 45mm with a 1.5-inch vegetable-tanned leather strap and a forged triangle ring.

Crown Landmine and Cable Attachment

Fringe Sport’s new Crown is a knurled lat attachment with bearing-equipped handles that spin freely through the pull, and it comes in a Short version ($139) for close-grip back thickness or a Long version ($159) for wider lat work. Both can clip to two cables at once to get back the load a 2:1 trainer cuts in half, and the center hole slides onto a barbell for rotating-handle landmine rows.

VTS Home Non-BYOB from Bulletproof Fitness

Bulletproof’s VTS HOME Non-BYOB is the cheapest way into its 360° roller system at $599.99. Unlike the front-and-back-only VTS Lite, it rolls on all sides, and its 14 lb trolleys weigh nearly half as much as the flagship VTS thanks to smaller UHMW rollers and outside hex ports. That lighter build means it can bind sooner under heavy isolateral loads, but it ships ready to train with a 24 lb barbell, a pair of 10 lb ISO handles, and hooks.

Voltra Integrated Multi-Flight

Temple of Gainz now offers its Selectorized Standing Multi-Flight V3 in a VOLTRA-only configuration that drops the 264 lb weight stack in favor of a mount for a Beyond Power VOLTRA I, giving you custom resistance curves and eccentric loading on lateral raises, rear delt flyes, and chest flyes. The unit does not include the VOLTRA and is $300 less than selectorized option.

Pulley Carabiner from Rorman Strength

Rorman Strength’s $29.99 Pulley Carabiner builds a 25mm aluminum pulley into an anodized aluminum carabiner with a snag-free gate. It’s aimed at digital resistance users who want to rig a VOLTRA in a 1:2 setup, doubling the load at the handle while halving cable travel for heavier lifts like belt squats and deadlifts.

Dane 3.0

Fringe Sport’s Dane 3.0 is an 11-gauge, 3×3 half rack and functional trainer in one frame, with dual 220 lb stacks, a built-in lat pulldown and low row, and a footprint of 60.3″ x 47.2″ at 93.5″ tall. The trolleys now run 2:1 for finer jumps and 88″ of cable travel, while the pulldown and row stay at a true 1:1, and integrated El Toro horns let you load plates to push each stack past 330 lb. J-cups, Needle spotter arms, extension feet, and D-handles come standard, and it’s $2,999 in black (on pre-order, shipping the second week of November) or $3,199 in stainless with free freight to the lower 48.

Bear Arm

Polar Bear Strength’s Bear Arm is a rack-mounted arm for the Beyond Power VOLTRA that rides a trolley on a 3×3 upright with 1″ holes, so you can change height quickly and then angle the unit ±90 degrees both vertically and horizontally for setups ranging from low cable work to overhead ski-style pulls. Each arm weighs 36.4 lb and is sold as a left, a right, or a pair, with the VOLTRA and a Beyond Power DIY Dock required separately for each arm. It’s on preorder for $369 per arm (normally $399) with free shipping to the lower 48, and estimated dispatch is late December 2026.

The Chesty from Surplus Strength

Surplus Strength’s The Chesty is a rack-mounted utility pad for 3×3″ tubing with 1″ holes that attaches to an upright, crossmember, or spotter arm and locks into six positions for chest-supported rows and other padded work without adding any floor footprint. It’s built from 1/4″ steel with vinyl upholstery, UHMW-lined contact surfaces, and a pair of included speed pins, and it’s currently on sale for $335 (normally $375), though it’s listed as sold out right now.

Shorty Texas 2” Fat Axle Power Bar

The SHORTY Texas 2″ Fat Axle Power Bar is a 60″, 40 lb version of Texas Power Bars’ axle, keeping the 50 mm shaft and rotating bronze-bushing sleeves but shrinking to 33.5″ between the collars and 11.5″ of loadable sleeve for curls, rows, cleans, and presses in tighter spaces. It has aggressive knurling with four ring marks, uses 190K PSI steel, isn’t rackable inside the collars (the sleeves can rest on the outside of most racks), and sells for $499.99 in black, red, or blue Cerakote with chrome sleeves.

Texas Squat Bar “PRO”

The Texas Squat Bar PRO is a 25 kg update to Texas Power Bars’ squat bar, moving to a 32 mm shaft, a shorter 94.5″ overall length with 55.5″ between the collars, low-profile collars, and 17.75″ loadable sleeves to cut down on whip. It also swaps the old 6″ center knurl for aggressive end-to-end knurling with a smooth center lineup mark, uses 200K+ PSI American steel on bronze bushings, and starts at $449.99 in bare steel with chrome, black zinc, and Cerakote finishes available.

The Great Dane

The Fringe Sport Great Dane combines a squat rack, Smith machine, functional trainer, lat pulldown and low row in a single 77.5″ x 47.2″ x 93.5″ footprint, built on 11-gauge steel with six 3×3″ uprights. It runs dual 220 lb stacks you can load past 330 lb per side with plates, a 2:1 ratio on the trolleys, a 1:1 ratio on the pulldown and row, and a 28mm Smith bar with enough travel for RDLs and hip thrusts. It’s $3,499 with free freight to the lower 48, though the lat seat, row foot plate and lat bar cost extra.

Limited Edition (Stainless Steel) Delta Storage

Synergy Custom Fitness is offering its Delta 10-Tier Vertical Dumbbell Rack in a limited edition stainless steel finish, alongside the usual 12 powder coat colors. The rack holds a full 5–50 lb hex dumbbell set in 4.29 square feet, and its 3×3″ upright has 1″ holes on 2″ spacing, so it accepts landmines, plate holders and other attachments. Synergy builds each rack to order in Florida, and it lists at $1,799 with free shipping in the contiguous US.

Wall Mounted Single Post

WideBodyBench now sells a wall-mounted post for the Rack Attach, so you don’t need a power rack to use it. It’s a 72″ tall 3×3″ upright with 1″ holes that sits 8″ off the wall on two brackets, and it works with the chest press, fly and bicep attachments. Price is $329, and it’s on pre-order now with delivery expected in January.

The Hound Power Bar

Titan just dropped The Hound, a limited-run 20 kg power bar with a deep ruby red Cerakote shaft that shifts color, gold PVD sleeves and three-headed hound endcaps. Underneath the paint it’s a 29mm, 220,000 PSI shaft with medium diamond knurl, a center knurl and powerlifting marks, plus bronze bushings and a 2,000 lb capacity. It’s $399.99 with free shipping and comes with an aluminum endcap coin in a velvet pouch.