2025 Product Releases for the Home Gym

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Introduction

Knurled News is a separate weekly newsletter that highlights new home-gym equipment releases. Below is a consolidated recap of the products we covered throughout last year. The full breakdown is also summarized in the YouTube video below, and the episode is available on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, and other major platforms.

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If you’re an equipment manufacturer and don’t see one of your releases listed here, please let me know so we can be sure to include your future products.

January 2025

  • The Arch Nemesis Bar has been upgraded to the Omni Bar by Bells of Steel. This improved version features a rackable length and more aggressive knurling, making it compatible with power racks and bench stations while providing a stable grip for various exercises, including cable movements and neutral grip pull-ups. The Omni Bar includes three neutral grip handles, which many users find more comfortable on the shoulders. It’s finished with a durable black sand powder coat, laser-cut end caps, and sleek branding for a stylish and functional addition to your training.
  • The Tonal 2 now includes an increased weight resistance from 200 to 250 lbs, enhanced smart view using AI for coaching cues, automatic drop set capability, and more. In general, this does feel like a nice upgrade based on what they are reporting.
  • Eclipse Grips are heavy-duty cable handle designed for rear delt flies, hammer curls, and tricep pushdowns. Made from high-quality machined aluminum with a sleek black anodized finish, it features a 1.5-inch diameter grip for superior control and comfort. The integrated Egg Weights swivel attachment allows smooth, unrestricted movement, reducing wrist strain and maximizing workout efficiency.
  • Get RXd added a 6-Post Smith Machine Rack to their RX3 Tornado collection.
  • The 4-Tier Horizontal Rack is designed to handle up to 2,000 lbs of gear, making it a versatile solution for organizing your gym. It’s built to store dumbbells, Olympic plates, medicine balls, and kettlebells, with an optional flat panel add-on for even more storage. Crafted from durable 3×3″ steel uprights, it supports landmines, battle rope attachments, barbell holders, and plate holders.
  • Dynamic Fitness and Strength is now making an American Made Squatmax.
    The base model includes rear wheels and a front handle for easy mobility, an adjustable box squat seat that doubles as a chest-supported row pad, J-cups, a hip belt with a carabiner, and a narrow stance overlay designed for smaller Olympic plates (14” diameter or less).
  • The MultiLink 90 builds on the original MultiLink design with a new 90° attachment point, making it easier to connect attachments oriented differently. It merges multiple pulley cables into a single point, letting you load up your movements with ease. Made in the USA from durable steel and finished with industrial powder coating, it’s built to handle intense workouts while providing reliable performance. Upgrade your cable setup with the MultiLink 90 and take your training to the next level.
  • TITAN Quick Release Roller J-Cups include a 24mm quick-release pop-pin, a self-centering nylon groove roller, and are made for 4 different style of racks. I was a fan of the old ones for the price and these seem like a really nice upgrade to those.
  • The Wonder Bar Upgrade from Fringe Sport includes: Upgraded Finish: Matte Black Cerakote rather than zinc shaft. Plus it includes new chrome sleeves. Enhanced Knurling: new volcano knurling pattern for better grip (without tearing hands up) Tighter Tolerances: Tighted manufacturing tolerances by 10x.
  • The Hip Thrust Machine from Bells of Steel is a simple and efficient way to add heavy hip thrusts to your home gym setup without the hassle of a barbell. It’s compact, easy to use, and has features like 17-inch sleeves for plenty of plates, resistance band pegs for extra tension, and an angled footplate that helps you get a full range of motion. It includes a built-in belt that keeps you locked in, so you can focus on your glutes without worrying about balance. With a 440 lb capacity and a small footprint, it’s a practical option for anyone who loves this movement.
  • Five additional colors were added for the Titan Series Adjustable Bench – Navy, Orange, Red, Silver, and White.
  • The PRIME Smart Arm is a rack-mounted attachment designed for 3″ square uprights with 1″ holes on 2″ spacing. This piece adds a ton of versatility to a single post. It features a 3-peg Torque Arm that enables cable and free-weight loading, utilizing SMART STRENGTH Technology to adjust resistance profiles and target different points of the movement:
  • The Don from Oak Club is a new dumbbell spotter that rotates into your hands for use. It includes 27 degrees of incline and decline and a capacity to support up to 120 lbs. It includes UHMW that protects all of the rack and dumbbell contact points. It’s a beauty!
  • The Shoulder Boulder/Chest Fly Attachment from Bells of Steel seems to be an item that many are very interested in. This is a rack attachment that will allow for rear delt flies, forward raises, lateral raises, and chest flies. It’s priced extremely well too.
  • The Austin Bar from Fringe Sport is new. This is an upgraded 20kg Olympic barbell designed for versatility in garage gyms. With a 28.5mm shaft, dual knurl marks, and self-lubricating bronze bushings, this bar is built for smooth rotation and durability. It aims to be an all-in-one solution at a budget-friendly price.

February 2025

  • USA Leather Lifting Straps and USA Long Leather Accessory Straps are now available from REP. This is in partnership with Belt Fed Strength.
  • The Freak Athlete APEX combines a Glute-Ham Developer (GHD), Back Extension, Nordic Curl Bench, and Hyper Extension into one setup. Built with commercial-grade materials and weighing 272 lbs, it’s designed specifically with commercial gyms in mind. Features include premium handles, XL rollers, curved padding, an adjustable footplate, and a step-up for easy use.
  • HC = Honeycomb. The Rogue HC Bumper Plates have a honeycomb structure designed to reduce noise during lifts and drops. They have a unique look and are made from durable virgin rubber, which is built to withstand heavy use over time.
  • Titan’s Leg Extension and Curl Machine was teased back at 2024 HomeGymCon and released today. It includes a 10-250 lbs weight stack with 1:1 ratio, adjustable backrest, adjustable foot pad, magpin, and is priced at $2,299. I personally like its ability to quickly transition from leg curl to leg extension and vice versa.
  • The Torque Tank M3 is an upgrade to the M1. It includes: Grips can be alternated between wheelbarrow and standard. Three adjustable levels that automatically increase the intensity with effort. The harder you push or pull, the more challenging. Monitor to give real-time feedback and is Bluetooth compatible. Airless tires, so you shouldn’t have to worry about them going flat.
  • The GymPin Hyper Loader allows for a deeper stretch when adding weight to weight extensions vs. using a barbell and plates. It includes knurled handles and a central 12” horn to add a fair amount of plates.
  • The Dane 2.0 is here. It is a versatile half rack and functional trainer that delivers a ton of versatility in a compact footprint. Key features include:
    • Dual 160 lb Weight Stacks:
      Featuring a 1:1 pulley ratio for true-to-weight resistance.
    • Enhanced Weight Stack Design:
      Re-engineered to offer up to 5.8 feet of cable travel for a full range of motion.
    • Lighter Top Plate:
      Reduced from 10 lbs to 5 lbs for more precise adjustments.
    • Premium Build Options:
      Option to upgrade to stainless steel front uprights for an additional $200.
    • Included Attachments:
      Comes standard with five attachments valued at over $600, including D-handles, reverse sandwich J-cups, extension feet, a landmine attachment, and spotter arms. Additional upgrades like a lat pulldown seat, honeycomb pegboard, and dumbbell storage shelf are available.
    • Stylish Accents:
      Aluminum pulleys and accessories feature bold Warhawk red accents.
  • The Rogue Lat Bar now includes an E-Coat finish, which is $50 cheaper than the stainless steel option, which was before the only option offered.
  • The Rogue Curl Bar Cable Attachment turns their popular Rogue Curl Bar with 28.5MM into an attachment that can be added to a pulley system.

March 2025

  • The Trueform Trainer includes the same base and feel but includes some updates:
    • Bluetooth Connectivity: Seamlessly connect to FTMS apps like Zwift, or pair with any Bluetooth heart rate strap or watch.
    • Modular Design: Attachments to take your training further.
    • More substantial materials: Engineered for ultimate longevity, ensuring consistent performance under the most demanding conditions.
  • The HornHub from Darko is a space-saving change plate holder featuring two side-by-side horns. It effectively doubles the storage capacity for change plates on your rack. Available in 14 colors, each horn is tested to hold up to 100 lbs. This design offers a practical and efficient solution for organizing your plates.
  • The DualDock from Darko is a barbell storage option allows for storage on both sides of the rack, with up to two storage units per side. It is available in 13 color options (if counted correctly), providing functionality and customization.
  • The Edge Landmine Bar from Exponent Edge is designed specifically for landmine training, providing an alternative to using a standard barbell in a landmine sleeve. Built for exercises like landmine presses, lunges, rows, and squats, its construction allows for smoother movement and a secure fit. The design aims to enhance versatility and control, offering a more stable experience compared to traditional options. With a focus on performance and safety, this bar is tailored for those looking to get the most out of their landmine workouts.
  • The Oak Club C-Beam is a cross-member with an open top that can be used as a storage solution for everyday gym items (collars, gripz, straps, etc). It’s available in a number of width options and is of premium quality.
  • The Gronk Fitness All-in-One Functional Trainer is on pre-order. This standard all-in-one includes a functional trainer, smith machine, j-hooks/spotter arms, and many other accessories. It includes 2-120 lb stacks in 5 lb increments and a 1:1 ratio.
  • The Titan Series Power Rack Lifting Platform is a deadlift add-on to your power rack with 36” and 42” depth options. You’ll be able to bolt your rack to it for more stability and do deadlifts and other lifts just outside without worrying about hurting the floor with impact-absorbing rubber tiles.
  • The Shogun Nord-EX Max combines a GHD, Back Extension, Nordic Curl Bench, and Reverse Hyper. They state it is made from commercial grade steel, and the target for this is gyms, coaches, and serious athletes. This does include many attachment points and seems like a nice option if you aren’t too afraid of the price (close to $3k).
  • The New Cable Tower (10-320 LB Selector) from Titan is quite the show stopper. This selectorized cable machine features a 320 LB enclosed weight stack (10 LB increments, plus a 5 LB change plate) and supports both heavy and functional training with a 1:1 lat pulldown/low row and 2:1 cable tower setup. It includes 31 cable height positions, an adjustable trolley, and a lat pulldown seat that doubles as a chest pad. The thigh pad and footplate are also adjustable for stability and comfort. Built with a 3″ x 3″ frame, 20mm guide rods, and 17 aluminum pulleys, it comes with multiple attachments and a modular storage column with pegboard and hooks for gear organization.
  • Porter Physed has added the TNT Belt Squat Handle and TNT Hell Box Belt Squat Attachment to its lineup. The TNT Belt Squat Handle is a simple add-on to the Fringe Sport Mammoth Belt Squat and other belt squats with vertical mounting holes that will stabilize those belt squat movements. The TNT Hell Box Belt Squat is an upgrade to the option above that includes more versatility. It includes five height adjustments and 11 angle adjustments. This can be used for leverage belt squats, leverage sissy squats, deadlifts, vinking press, rows, and more!

April 2025

  • The Nighthawk Adjustable Bench is an upgraded version of Rep’s popular AB-4100, known for its balance of sturdiness, portability, and overall value. The Nighthawk maintains those strengths while introducing several new features, including a redesigned front foot, a wider rear base, and molded plastic liners for smoother adjustments. It’s also compatible with a new adjustable leg roller attachment—with more attachments planned for the future. Additional highlights include vertical storage capability and knurled handles on the adjustment points for improved grip and usability.
  • The Adjustable Multi Horn from Bulletproof Fitness is designed to modify and strengthen the resistance curve for the Isolator, jammer arms, and potentially other attachments. It offers a high level of customization—you can use one, two, or all three weight horns, and adjust the angle, placement, and distance. This flexibility allows you to create a wide variety of strength curves to suit your training needs.
  • In collaboration with @homegymhangout, Rogue released the SG-1 X X Grip Cable Attachment. It’s a double-sided, close-grip-like attachment that includes a neutral, pronated, and supinated grip within a tiny package. The frame can be purchased in aluminum or steel.
  • The StrapBar is available (or StrapBar/Squat Saddle combo). This bar attachment is designed to deliver the safety and support of the Transformer Bar in a compact, portable, and versatile design—perfect for those who don’t have the space or need for a dedicated, world-record-rated safety squat bar. This product is patent-pending and allows lifters of all levels to convert any straight implement—whether it’s a barbell, cable attachment, Smith machine, or even a wooden dowel—into a high-performing safety squat bar.
  • The 360 Bearing Handles from Bulletproof Fitness work the the VTS and ard designed to provide. These handles incorporate a bearing system that allows for 360-degree rotation, enabling fluid and natural motion patterns. This design aims to reduce strain on the wrists and joints, accommodating a variety of grip positions and exercise variations.
  • Bells of Steel continues to evolve its popular cable towers. You can now convert them into a standalone functional trainer—or purchase it as one—that also functions as a power rack. It’s available in plate-loaded or weight stack versions and comes in two height options: 80.75” or 90” – which is new.
  • The INDY Functional Trainer is Rogue’s answer to The Athena. There are some differences – like the price (higher) and there is no plate loaded option. It includes a 300 lb stack, 2:1 pulley and can be purchased as an add-on or power rack package.
  • REP dropped a Glute Ham Roller. Features include being cable and band compatible, having easy rolling wheels, a foot tray, a strap for connection to a cable machine, being hangable, and being able to be carried in one hand. It has a very well thought-out design.
  • The High/Low Pulley System Rack from Bulletproof Fitness is available. What’s really unique about this one is that the front pulleys pivot and swivel. This is designed to be an add-on to the VTS, but it is mentioned in the product page that a solution for those without will be available soon. In addition, it says that a belt squat attachment is coming up.
  • With the CTM, Rogue has released its answer to The Adonis and the new Titan Cable Tower. It’s priced competitively with a $3,000 base. The unit is available in 90- or 100-inch heights, can be set up as a standalone or rack-attached system, and comes in both Monster and Monster Lite formats. Users can upgrade the weight stack from 250 to 300 pounds. It features a 1:1 ratio for lat pulldown and low row, and a 2:1 ratio on the single column trainer. It’s made in the USA; the pulleys are imported.
  • To go along with the CTM, the Rogue Monster Multi-Use Lat Seat features 11 seat angle adjustments and 7 height settings, offering a wide range of positioning options. Priced at $399 and made in the USA, it’s built with durability in mind. Additionally, the seat can be flipped upside down to function as a seal row pad, adding to its versatility.
  • The Nemesis 300 LB Single Stack Functional Trainer from Titan is an upgraded version that now utilizes a 300 lb weight stack, dual pivoting arms, and quite a bit of accessories included. Each column has 18 adjustable positions and it can be used as a 4:1 ratio or 2:1. This is the third version and seems pretty refined.
  • New Titan Mag Pins include a Hard Anonized Red Knob Finish, Chrome Pin Finish, and Hardened Steel. Each pair weighs one pound. These seem like pretty solid options, and I like the look!
  • REP released a more streamlined adjustable dumbbell stand designed for the REPPIN™ and QuickDraw™ dumbbells. Built from 11-gauge steel with a 300 lb weight capacity, it features a split-tray design with a walk-in gap for easy access, adjustable trays (flat or angled), and four height settings in 1″ increments for better ergonomics. The stand also includes high-capacity swivel-locking casters for mobility, optional leveling feet for a stationary setup, and integrated storage for 2.5 lb add-on weights with the PÉPIN™ FAST dumbbells. Available in metallic black, matte black, or white, this thoughtfully engineered stand improves workout efficiency, organization, and comfort in any home gym.

May 2025

  • REP has launched the Strata Weight Vest — a low-profile, adjustable training vest designed for comfort and performance. Built with a flexible, sweat-wicking outer shell, the vest is contoured to sit flush against the body without bouncing or chafing. It includes laser-cut MOLLE for patch customization, an internal airflow channel for breathability, and magnetic Fidlock buckles for quick on/off.Strata Plates, available in 8, 10, or 13.75 lb pairs, are shaped specifically for this vest and can be purchased separately or bundled. The full system supports up to 40 lbs total and is backed by REP’s limited lifetime warranty.
  • Tornado Pivot Arms are now available as a standalone option. As a reminder, the RX3 Tornado Pivot Arms offer a wide range of adjustability with 49 angle positions, including 180° of horizontal and 90° of vertical movement, plus a 360° rotating cable outlet. This allows for more flexibility in setup—whether you’re doing flys, lat pulldowns, or shrugs.
  • MAGPIN #4 from Oak Club is here to celebrate 5 years of the company.
  • The Cloud 9 Belt Squat from Bulletproof Fitness is about 9 inches wide and heavily padded for comfort. It’s designed to fit well around the hips and uses D-rings for attachment. From a glance, it looks solid and well-built. It’s currently available for pre-sale and comes in a wide range of sizes.
  • The Coin Dish via Surplus Strength is a simple way to keep your rack organized. Made from 3/16″ American steel, it mounts easily with a single bolt and gives you a spot to toss change plates, collars, straps, or anything with a hook or hole. It’s like a small shelf or tray for your gym gear—nothing fancy, just useful. Built in Tennessee, it’s a solid option for anyone who wants to keep their lifting space a little cleaner.
  • The Mini Rack from Darko is a a 3D-printed display piece made to look like a small version of a power rack. You can choose a 4-post or 6-post setup, pick your rack colors, and even customize the depth. It comes with mini gym accessories like a bench, barbell, J-cups, spotter arms, and plates. It also includes replicas of popular home gym items from brands like Beyond Power, Massenomics, and Mutant Metals. You’ll need to assemble it yourself, and it comes with real hardware to finish the look.
  • This Titan Fitness Revolver Rotating Barbell Rack is an item Titan teased at HomeGymCon over a year ago and many loved it! It is a space-saving, revolving barbell storage option. Made from 11-gauge powder-coated steel, it features a manually rotating base for quick access to barbells and comes fully assembled. Each sleeve includes a nylon liner to keep your barbell safe. Available in 5 and 9 sleeve models, the rack’s vertical design helps optimize floor space while a wide base plate ensures stability. It should grab and storing your barbell very conveniently.
  • The Titan Fitness Selectorized Wall and Rack-Mounted Pulley Tower is a versatile yet slim option. Available in two heights—82.5″ with 20 trolley positions and 89″ with 22 positions—it features a 200 LB selectorized weight stack adjustable in 10 LB increments, allowing for quick and seamless weight changes during workouts. The dual D-handle straps can be used independently for a 2:1 pulley ratio or connected for a 1:1 ratio. This is very similar to the popular option from Bells of Steel, but it is marketed that it can also be attached to a rack.
  • The Magistrate Plate Loaded Smith Machine Shoulder Press from BOLT combines the fixed bar path of a Smith machine with a plate-loaded setup for targeted shoulder work.

June 2025

  • Mutant Metals has teamed up with Rogue to release the ARC Cable Attachment, a modular system designed for both cable and landmine training. The ARC features a CNC-machined barrel that allows quick handle swaps and comes with multiple grip angle options (5°, 0°, and –5°). You can choose from various handle lengths and finishes, including stainless steel and powder-coated colors. This is a durable attachment designed to enhance versatility in upper-body training without complicating the setup. A landmine can also be incorporated into it, which integrates the Darko Lifting protective plastic components to protect your barbell.
  • The Limited Edition Poseidon Power Bar was teased at HomeGymCon 2024. It pays homage to the god of the sea. It features a 29 mm gold-flecked Cerakote-coated shaft, vivid blue PVD sleeves laser‑engraved with “POSEIDON,” vintage-style bronze bushings, medium diamond knurling, and a massive 2,000-lb capacity—all topped off with a sculpted Poseidon endcap and collectible coin in a velvet pouch.
  • The Porter RevBar is cable attachment with a bar that adds smooth, cable-like resistance to pressing, rowing, and accessory movements.
  • The Bridge Built Omni-Handle is a modular, fully adjustable cable attachment with interchangeable grips and adjustable angles that delivers smooth, ergonomic performance across a wide range of cable exercises.

July 2025

  • Rogue just launched three new close-grip cable attachments. The CG-3NF offers interchangeable straight or angled narrow grips for close-grip pulls, the CG-2M1 features dual angled knurled handles for varied multi-angle close-grip work, and the CG-1B Crossbow provides the widest versatility with multiple grip widths and angles built into a single attachment using a patent-pending design.
  • The Clydesdale Dumbbell Stand is built like a tank and designed for much more than just storing adjustable dumbbells. Its heavy-duty 3×3″ steel frame is modular and expansion-ready, making it a versatile centerpiece for any home gym or training facility. Optional casters allow you to move it easily without sacrificing stability, whether you’re reorganizing or making room for your next session. More than just a stand, the Clydesdale can also hold barbells, plates, bands, chains, and other essentials—keeping your space organized, efficient, and ready for whatever your training demands.
  • The Monroe from Oak Club is a Canadian-made row platform built from heavy-duty steel and UHMW for lasting durability. It features adjustable incline settings at 5°, 10°, or 15°, making it versatile for both rows and belt squats when paired with a Voltra cable. Designed with convenience in mind, it includes wheels for easy mobility and can be stored flat or upright. Measuring just 30″ × 35.5″, it fits well in tight spaces, and for safe operation, MagPins are required.
  • Get RX’d just dropped two new versions of their Phoenix Cable Tower (plate loaded and a weight stack version), and they both look like solid additions for home gyms. The standout feature is the new Tornado Pivot Arms, which give you 360° movement and a bunch of horizontal and vertical angle options—perfect for things like flyes, pulldowns, and belt squats. One version comes with a built-in weight stack and adjustable cable ratio, while the other is plate-loaded for a more budget-friendly setup. I’ve always been a big fan of single-column trainers for home gyms, and these pivot arms really take it up a notch. These are up for pre-order with a discount.
  • The Fringe Sport Walrus is a lat pulldown and low row machine modeled after the ATX Trinity Tower, with a few notable differences. It’s built with 3×3 uprights and 1-inch holes, giving it compatibility with standard American attachments—unlike the metric-based Trinity. It uses a 320 lb weight stack with a true 1:1 ratio and includes an adjustable trolley and foldable seat. The seat can also be angled downward to create a footplate for low rows, so you don’t have to sit on the ground—though this feature is also available on the Trinity. The biggest functional difference from most lat pulldown/low row options in the US market today is the ability to lower the height of the top pulley, making lat pulldowns and similar movements more manageable in spaces with standard ceiling height.
  • Bells of Steel just dropped an upgraded Monolift Attachment, refining their older version with smoother swing-away arms, beefier hardware, UHMW bar protection, and (on the Hydra version) integrated rollers to make bar centering easier. Solid quality-of-life boost for solo lifters pushing heavy loads.

August 2025

  • The (compact) G15 from Force USA is now available for 7-foot ceilings. At 83.5 inches tall, this all-in-one includes a rack, selectorized posts with 2:1 and 4:1 pulley ratios, a smith machine, many attachments included, and more.
  • Bells of Steel’s new Front Foot Stabilizers are designed to add extra balance to 3″×3″ power racks, with integrated PVC-lined barbell storage. They come in a full-length version for those using landmine attachments and a compact Mini for smaller spaces. Made from 11-gauge powder-coated steel, they’re built to handle regular use in the gym.
  • REP partnered with Kleva for 3 more products:
    • The REP x Kleva Built Adroit Landmine is a slick little attachment that gives you smooth 360° rotation for rows, presses, lunges, and more, with the option to mount it on your rack or keep it free-standing.
    • This upgraded Atlas attachment dials in comfort with 12.5° angled handles, slides seamlessly between landmine and close-grip cable moves, and stays very light (just 4.4 lb aluminum).
    • The REP × Kleva Built ISO Pushdown Grip Cable Attachment is a lightweight aluminum handle with ergonomic ball ends, multiple knurling options, and versatility for pulldowns, pushdowns, curls, and more.
  • REP dropped the Ares™ 2.0 Wall-Mounted Builder, and it’s about as efficient of a setup as you can get—full rack plus a cable system all mounted to your wall. You get dual weight stacks (260 lb base, upgradeable to 310), smooth cables, and a really clean feel all around. The updated footplate and higher row cable make pulls feel way better, and the trolleys stay low so you don’t lose rack space. Throw on some storage wings or pegboards and you’ve got one of the cleanest, most space-saving home gym setups out there.
  • Repone has been working on EStack for years, and it looks like digital weights might finally be ready for the gym. As far as we know, nobody’s really used it yet, but the tech is designed to replace old-school stacks and plates while connecting everything through one app. EStack can instantly change weight mid-rep—so it matches your stronger eccentric phase, runs drop sets hands-free, mimics bands, auto-spots, and more. The heavy-duty version goes up to 1,000 lbs and is built to run all day without overheating. Every unit also hooks into Repone’s training system, letting you auto-adjust weight based on bar speed, manage athletes remotely, or set up team programs. If it works as promised, it could be a big shift for home gyms and commercial setups.
  • The Dialed Motion Strap Safeties are low-profile, magnetic rack safeties that glide smoothly for fast adjustments, stay out of the way of cables in tight setups, and are built tough—with a metal carriage rated to 1,000 lb.
  • The Dialed Motion Roller Footplate sits off-center to align with your cable path, packs in five adjustable angles for maximum versatility, and even lets you pop off the rollers to use them solo on your rack—all in a compact, easy-store design.
  • The 2X Magpin is a sleek pair of knurled aluminum rack pins with a strong hidden magnet and stainless-steel shaft that slips into place effortlessly and stays firmly locked in—no wobble.
  • Get RXd just dropped the HyperGlide, a 5-in-1 strength station that combines GHD, Reverse Hyper, Roman Chair/Hyper Extension, Nordic Bench, and Leg Extension/Leg Curl into a single compact unit. It’s packed with adjustability—seven angle settings, eight foot-plate positions, eleven ankle-roller adjustments—and is rated for over 500 lbs, making it a serious option for both home and commercial gyms.
  • Fringe Sport’s Swan Neck is a new attachment designed for the Mammoth Belt Squat. It adds a 360° rotating arm for horizontal pulls, presses, and other movements, while also giving you vertical storage to keep plates and space organized. Currently listed at $149.
  • Wholly Handles expand the angle options of the Megalith Handles, adding even more versatility to the system. Built from stainless steel, they come with custom knurled mounting hardware for a durable, polished finish.
  • The Horse Stall Mat Gripper turns ¾″ premium horse-stall mat into a DIY workout grip—hand-assembled in South Dakota and keeping that signature equine aroma. Clip it to your loading pin with a carabiner and you’re all set to work those lifts.

September 2026

  • The Freak Athlete ABX is on presale now and designed to be way more than just a standard bench. It combines the functionality of 10 machines in one, giving you a ton of training variety in a compact setup. Starting at $599.99, it’s built for durability and versatility, making it a solid option for anyone looking to maximize their home gym space. The leg developer, sit-up attachment, and dip attachment come with additional prices.
  • Rogue Single Handle Attachments were teased at HomeGymCon and are available in 4 different handle diameters – 25MM (steel), 28.5MM (aluminum), 32 MM (aluminum), and 45 MM (aluminum). H-5 Cable Attachments can also be purchased separately to customize your handle colors further.
  • This new leg curl/extension option from Get RXd is a compact machine that combines seven lower-body and core movements, including leg extensions, curls, calf raises, ab crunches, and back extensions. It offers plenty of adjustability with multiple roller and pad positions, making it easy to switch between exercises and fit different body types. Priced at $638.10 during presale, it’s built to bring a lot of versatility to one piece of equipment.
  • The Force USA C20 All-In-One Trainer was first teased at HomeGymCon, and hype quickly followed. It’s now available for pre-order and looks to be one of the most refined all-in-one designs to date.
    • Built with 3×3 uprights, 11-gauge steel, 1-inch holes, and dual 200 lb weight stacks (upgradeable to 300 lbs) with aluminum pulleys
    • Freestyle pulley arms move up, down, in, and out for endless customization, plus high and low pulley options
    • Integrated Smith machine with crisp knurling
    • Patent-pending sliding bench that locks into the lower pulley for leg presses, hack squats, and more
  • You can now customize the Monster Mass Storage System with multiple height and width options, along with different shelf styles. Units can be stacked side by side, and corner sections are available to create unique shapes and layouts.
  • REP just launched some interlocking floor tiles in a number of different sizes. Each tile measures 1″ thick and weighs around 11 pounds, which should be pretty sturdy. The interlocking buckle system allows you to connect tiles quickly without the need for tools or adhesives, making setup and rearranging simple. With corner and end tiles included, the flooring transitions smoothly for a clean, finished look that’s both functional and safe.
  • Force USA’s new Functional Trainer Rack combines a half rack and functional trainer into a compact 3×3 upright setup. It comes with dual 200 lb weight stacks (upgradeable to 250 or 300), a 2:1 pulley ratio, and polished aluminum pulleys for smooth cable work. The frame uses 11-gauge steel with 1-inch holes, offers multiple storage features, and includes details like knurled handles, laser-cut numbering, and band pegs. Priced at $3,499, it’s designed to serve as a versatile training hub in a smaller footprint.
  • Titan Fitness rolled out new Quick Slide J-Hooks and Spotter Arms designed to make rack adjustments faster and easier. Instead of removing attachments or dealing with pins and extra hardware, you can simply slide them up or down the uprights in seconds. They’re compatible with Titan’s T-3, X-3, and T-2 Series racks, giving users a more efficient way to set up for different lifts without slowing down their training.
  • The D-Nade Open Handles include a design that combines .313″ steel and a textured black powder coat. They feature eight selector holes, including one that lets you switch things up with a nunchuck-style grip. The handles come with either 38 mm or 44 mm 3D-printed knurled grips, each capped with a rounded end for added comfort. To top it off, you can choose from 17 different color options to match your setup.
  • Get RX’d has introduced the latest addition to their lineup by incorporating their new Tornado Arms into the Viper Cable Tower. This compact, wall-mounted unit is designed for home gyms with limited ceiling height and features dual pivoting arms that rotate horizontally and tilt vertically, creating nearly endless handle positions for different movements. Built with 3×3 uprights and heavy-duty steel, it offers smooth cable action, long travel, and multiple trolley positions for versatility. The tower is also accessory-friendly, allowing add-ons like a seat or lat-pull pad to expand exercise options.
  • Force USA has released the Tandem Tower, a cable system built around two 3×3 uprights made from 11-gauge steel with 1-inch holes. The setup uses freestyle pulley arms that adjust vertically and horizontally, and it offers both 1:1 and 2:1 pulley ratios on a 200 lb stack that can be upgraded to 250 lbs. A sliding bench can be added to turn it into a cable-connected leg press or hack squat. The unit comes with several basic attachments and measures 53 in (W) × 58.5 in (D) × 87 in (H).
  • Bells of Steel has added the Oblivyon Tower to its lineup, a 3×3 cable tower built with 11-gauge steel and 4-way keyholes. Buyers can choose between a plate-loaded version or a weight-stack option, with an $840 price difference between the two. The pulley system runs at a 2:1 ratio by default but can be set to 1:1 when connected. Each tower comes with aluminum handles on bearings, swivel shackles, a 2-to-1 adapter, carabiners, and mounting brackets. There’s also the option to configure it as a squat stand with a pull-up bar in the center. Bells of Steel was one of the first to bring this style of cable tower to the home gym market, helping popularize the category.
  • Chisel Fit has introduced a rower that mixes traditional cardio rowing with strength-focused options. It uses a fan for resistance but also includes elastic straps and the ability to add plates for a heavier feel. The unit has a lockable, adjustable seat, multiple anchor points for strength work, and allows unrestricted foot placement instead of straps. Dimensions come in at about 79 in long (86 in with the weight horn), 28 in wide, 50 in tall, and 150 lbs in weight. A small console with Bluetooth/ANT+ support, a device holder, and transport wheels round out the setup. The rower is currently available for preorder.
  • The Data Plate is an add-on for the ANCORE and ANCORE Pro that brings real-time velocity-based training (VBT) metrics such as rep count, max velocity, and power directly to the GymAware FLEX Stronger app. It attaches just like a standard resistance plate without adding extra resistance, runs for about 55 hours on a USB-C charge, and connects via Bluetooth with no subscription fees required. Priced at $349, it ships in 3–5 business days within the U.S. and about 14 days internationally.
  • REP Fitness has finally released its long-teased Calibrated Steel Plates, now available in both pounds and kilograms. Built to IPF specs with a tight +/-10 g tolerance, these ultrathin plates feature chamfered edges, color-coded bands, and a durable nickel finish. After months of anticipation, REP has officially entered the calibrated plate market.
  • Bridge BUILT has officially launched the Scorpion Bridge Thruster, a heavy-duty glute machine designed to replace makeshift setups and bring better stability and performance to hip thrust/glute bridge work. With modular adjustability, optional add-ons, and custom finishes, it’s a serious step up — and after teasing “a new & improved version” of their original glute machine, it’s finally here.
  • Force 6 Fitness has released a tricep pressdown attachment that can switch between rotating and fixed modes, letting you choose how much wrist movement they want during pressdowns.

October 2025

  • AbMat’s ROM Pad is built to support the natural curve of the spine and allow for greater range of motion during chest work. By reducing strain on the lower back and promoting better form, it helps lifters target the core more effectively than traditional flat-ground sit-ups. Compact and durable, it’s a simple but useful tool for addingto your bench setup. Each pad is constructed from high-density foam with a tough vinyl exterior for long-lasting support and it weighs under 2 lbs.
  • The KettlePod from Kettle Theory was recently added to Rogue’s website, giving it a bigger spotlight in the home gym space. It’s an adjustable kettlebell that uses your own Olympic plates, which lock in securely so you can swap weights quickly. With either a 10 lb aluminum handle or a 20 lb cast iron handle, it replaces a full set of fixed kettlebells while still working great for both strength and conditioning. A smart, space-saving option that makes training more flexible. This may be a good option for anyone who does not want to do high level kettlebell work.
  • Rogue and Mutant Metals have joined forces to release the Mutant Metals V-Grip Cable Attachment, built around a 70° V-frame with knurling that extends out to the handle sockets for better grip control. The attachment uses 1.625″ threaded barrels that let you screw in Mutant handles, available in 5″, 8″, and 12″ lengths, making it simple to vary grip width and movement patterns. Handle material options include aluminum, steel, or stainless steel, allowing users to dial in weight, feel, and corrosion resistance.
  • Fringe Sport’s Midas Touch Fractional Weight Adder adds to the brand’s growing Midas Collection, featuring the same signature gold finish. The 2.5-lb magnetic steel plate clips onto barbell sleeves or other metal surfaces, allowing lifters to make small, precise weight jumps for smoother progress.
  • Fringe Sport’s Strong AF MAGPins feature a stainless steel design and magnets so strong you need a ripcord to remove them from the rack. They’re only available in a 1″ diameter (not 5/8″) and measure 5.5″ long, offering a quick, secure, and rust-resistant way to lock in attachments.
  • PRx Performance has introduced the Profile Belt Squat, made in America in collaboration with Vendetta Strength & Athletics. The wall- or rack-mounted unit includes a knurled magnetic kickstand handle, large weight post, and Spud Inc. belt, folding down to just 53″ x 8″ x 8″ when stored. Priced at $549.99, it’s not a bad deal for a made-in-America product. Great to see Vendetta Strength and PRx pool their resources and brains to make this happen.
  • The Titan Series Chest Supported Row premiered at HomeGymCon and caught the attention of many attendees. It’s a heavy-duty, plate-loaded back machine built from 11-gauge steel with rotating pivot handles, adjustable width, and medium mountain knurling. The unit can be loaded with up to 500 pounds and adjusts for lifters from roughly 4’11” to 6’6″. Priced at $1,499.99.
  • The VTS Lite HOME from Bulletproof Fitness Equipment is a pair of budget-friendly trolley units designed for your uprights. The set includes two hooks and universal fit rollers that mount to 3×3, 2×3, or 2×2 rack uprights. Some advanced features found in higher-end models (like tool-free height adjustment, rubber bumpers, or hex ports for attachments) are not included in this version. It is priced at $349 during presale.
  • The ANCOREX is the latest and most heavy-duty version of ANCORE’s compact cable trainer. It’s noticeably beefier and more robust than previous models and goes up to a higher resistance range. Primarily built for commercial gyms, it also offers a ton of value for home gym owners who don’t want to compromise on quality. Made in the USA, it features a 10-foot cable, dial-adjustable resistance from 5 to 80 pounds, and mounts easily to most racks or walls.
  • The TRI Fighter is a premium multi-handle gym attachment built for rows, hammer curls, cable goblet squats, and tricep push-downs. It features a longer frame, a thicker 35 mm grip, and five adjustable positions for easy switching between exercises. The unit is constructed from TIG-welded stainless steel and aluminum, finished with leather-wrapped Eclipse handles, and priced at $200. This is a collaboration between Porter Physed and WM Fabrication.
  • PRx Performance released the Build Limitless Wall-Mounted Functional Trainer — a dual-stack cable system that integrates directly into their modular rack line. Each side includes a 250 lb weight stack with a 2:1 ratio, offering smooth cable movement for a wide range of exercises. The wall-mounted design helps save floor space and includes adjustable crossmembers to clear garage trim or foundations. It’s made in America and priced at $3,599 for those who want commercial-level functionality in a compact, home-friendly setup. Compared to REP’s Wall-Mounted Athena, the PRx version offers heavier stacks, while the Athena comes in at a lower price with a shallower overall footprint.
  • The Universal Band Rail from The Band Machine is a wall- or rack-mounted system designed to organize and elevate band training setups. It now offers a power rack attachment option, making it even more versatile for home and commercial gyms. The system includes one light and one heavy Jaeger band and comes in multiple color options. Priced at $549.99, it’s a premium solution for adding clean, space-saving band functionality to your training space.
  • Fringe Sport’s Savage Kettlebells carry the same speckled color pattern as the Savage Bumper Plates for easy weight identification and a consistent look. They’re covered in a soft-touch rubber coating that helps protect both the forearms and floors while keeping noise down during training. The video shows that they hold up well indoors or outdoors and are built to resist chipping or rusting. Handle sizes change slightly across the range for a natural grip, with weights spanning from 12 kg to 32 kg.
  • The Quadsend from Temple of Gainz took the Kickstarter route and has surpassed 5.5x its original target. I chatted with Yoni (Temple of Gainz Founder) beforehand and he was very unsure of what to expect.

November 2025

  • REP Fitness dropped a Smith Machine Rack Attachment for the PR-4000 and PR-5000, giving home gym owners another way to expand their setups. It can be mounted inside or outside the rack and fits both 80” and 93” uprights. The bar path can be adjusted to -5°, 0°, or +5°, which adds some nice versatility depending on how you like to lift. You can also choose between Medium (Colorado) or Aggressive (Black Diamond) knurling. With a 450-lb weight capacity, it’s a clever way to add Smith-style training without taking up extra floor space.
  • Fringe Sport’s new Sidewing Pulley System mounts directly to most 2×2, 2×3, and 3×3 squat racks, using a plate-loaded design and adjustable pulleys for exercises like pulldowns, rows, and curls. It can be installed on one or both sides of a rack, adding cable versatility without taking up extra space. Unlike some more budget-friendly pulley systems, its design helps eliminate plate swing for smoother operation. Priced at $449 for a single and $850 for a pair, it’s open for pre-orders now with shipping expected in early 2026.
  • Rogue dropped new Lat Pulldown and Low Row Trainers for both the Monster and Monster Lite rack lines. Unlike the FM-6, which adds full functional-trainer pulleys on both sides, these new attachments focus strictly on traditional lat pulldown and low-row movements. They mount directly to compatible racks or wall-mount setups, giving users multiple configuration options. Each unit is built from 11-gauge steel with high-quality pulleys for smooth operation and long-term durability. Available as full standalone trainers or add-on kits, they offer a more streamlined option for those who want cable work without going all-in on a dual-stack functional trainer. The six different ways to purchase from Rogue are below:
  • The Stainless HollowCore EZ Bar from JD Gym Equipped is the only EZ-curl bar on the market that’s entirely hollow, made from stainless steel, and equipped with rotating bearings. It features stainless knurled grips, a ~33.8 mm diameter shaft, is made in the USA, and lists for $275 with a 7–8 week make-to-order lead time.
  • 3 new storge options from Synergy Custom Fitness
    • Horizontal Roll-Out Shelf: A new addition from Synergy Custom Fitness that lets dumbbells slide out smoothly for easier access and storage, adding flexibility to standard rack setups. Available in 43” and 70.”
    • Single Upright: A 68″ tall, 3″×3″ upright with 1″ holes spaced every 2″—built from 11-gauge steel with a powder-coat finish and backed by a limited lifetime warranty.
    • Single Stand: A compact 24¼” × 25⅜” × 70½” stand built from 11-gauge steel with a powder-coat finish and 1″-hole spacing on a 3×3 upright—designed for custom gym setups and built to last under a limited lifetime warranty.
  • REP Fitness has released premium-grade stainless steel rack uprights and crossmembers for the PR-series, including stainless uprights and crossmembers that offer enhanced corrosion resistance and a polished, high-end look.
  • Major Fitness released the Heritage Series B17 — an all-in-one system combining a Smith machine, dual pulleys, and pull-up station in one compact setup. The frame uses 2×3” uprights made from 12- and 14-gauge steel, measuring about 78.7” wide, 71.3” deep, and 88.1” tall. It includes selectable 1:1 and 2:1 cable ratios, a linear-bearing Smith bar, and safety arms tested up to 1,000 lbs. Integrated storage helps keep plates and bars organized, and optional stack upgrades expand the resistance range. Overall, it appears to be a sturdier, more refined option than what Major Fitness has offered in the past, aimed at users wanting a higher-end all-in-one setup.
  • The Just the Dip (JTD) Curl Bar Holders from Darko Lifting are TPU rubber sleeves that slide onto dip handles or bars, allowing you to quickly convert to a curl-bar station. They accommodate multiple inner/outer diameters (28.5mm → 35mm, 28.5mm → 45mm, 35mm → 45mm, 45mm → 55mm) and double as fat-grip style attachments.
  • The Uclips W Grip is a stainless-steel cable attachment designed with 45 ° angled rotating handles to reduce wrist strain during rows, curls, and push-downs. It supports both overhand and underhand grips and can be hung upright or inverted for versatile orientation. Pre-orders open for shipping on 11/21/2025.
  • Bells of Steel released the Pandemonium Squat, a new multi-function machine that works as a pendulum squat, calf press, and Viking press. It uses a counterbalanced lever arm to help you get deeper, more controlled reps without the usual joint stress. The footprint and weight put it more in the “serious home gym” category, and it’s compatible with their 2.3″ × 2.3″ system for add-ons. It’s also adjustable enough to fit taller lifters, up to about 6’5″. A pre-order discount is included.
  • This new plate-loaded Leg Extension & Curl Machine from Bells of Steel uses a patent-pending toggle system that brings resistance in right from the start of the movement, avoiding the dead zone you may see in some other budget options. The unit weighs about 180 lb and measures roughly 60.5″ deep, 52″ wide, and 44.6″ tall, with a 350 lb load capacity on true 2″ Olympic sleeves. You get six seat angles, six back-pad angles, and multiple toggle positions to better fit different limb lengths and setups. It’s finished with heavier-duty steel, thicker padding, storage posts, and a bolt-down option for those who train alone.
  • The Crossmember Upright is a 60″ add-on upright that mounts directly to the bottom crossmember of a standard 3×3 rack with 1″ holes. It gives lifters an extra attachment point without interfering with their main uprights. This setup is aimed at those looking for more flexibility for pieces like the Isolator, storage add-ons, belt squat attachments, and similar accessories.
  • Bulletproof has added several options for the ISOLATOR that improve the resistance curves and can be added to other trolley or pulley systems for weight resistance.
    • Crossbow Cam: uses a full-length cam to roughly double the felt load and better match commercial machines, while offering options for 1:1 or 1:2 cable ratios.
    • Cam: uses a more standard cam attachment designed to work with the ISOLATOR unit’s hex-port system, letting you optimize the resistance curve and lever length for additional movement variety.
  • Rogue released a new Rotating V-Grip cable attachment designed for pushdowns, curls, rows, and similar cable work. It uses a 360° swivel with bronze bushings to allow free wrist rotation, and the 32 mm aluminum handles keep the grip consistent across different movements. The low-profile frame works in both high and low positions, an optional 70-degree kit changes the handle angle, and it comes in seven different handle color options.
  • The REP Leg Extension & Leg Curl Bench Attachment is a bench add-on designed for the BlackWing, Nighthawk, and AB-5000 benches. It supports plate-loaded resistance, band pegs, and an optional cable setup (up to 250 lb) and is built with the strength curve of both leg extensions and hamstring curls in mind. The unit features an adjustable shin pad, side handles, a flat thigh pad to reduce pinching, built-in wheels for easy maneuvering and storage upright, and a magnetic lock-pin mechanism (used in the two-lock-pin setup for quick installation and secure bench connection) that streamlines setup and teardown.
  • F&F Steel introduced the IronKeep Obelisk, a vertical storage post designed to organize accessories while taking up minimal floor space. It comes in 80″ and 90″ heights, uses either 3×2 or 3×3 steel, and features keyholes that fit both 5/8″ and 1″ attachments. The post mounts to the wall and can hold plates, bars, bands, and other small gear, and it can also function as a single upright for pulley systems or similar attachments. It includes two wall mounts, two stringer tubes, lag screws, and all necessary hardware—an extra-complete mounting kit that separates it from most other single-post options. The Black Friday sale knocks 20% off the price.
  • The Isolator continues to become even more versatile. Bulletproof Fitness Equipment just released an ISOLATOR Pullover Attachment that brings a machine-style pullover movement to the rack-mounted system. It uses a bent-tube design with an optional stability brace and is built to provide a full, smooth range of motion. It’s currently available for presale.
  • The APEX Ecosystem from The Tib Bar Guy centers around an adjustable bench that serves as the base for what seems to be one of the most robust attachment ecosystems currently offered for home gyms. The bench accepts multiple attachments, including a leg extension/leg curl unit, belt squat attachment, landmine, Nordic hamstring setup, Stryker-style pad for presses and rows, an ab station, and other add-ons aimed at lower-body, upper-body, and core training. In total, there appear to be 11 attachments that connect directly to the bench, allowing users to expand functionality over time rather than purchasing separate standalone machines.
  • The Profile PRO Weight Stack Functional Trainer is a wall-mounted rack/functional trainer from PRx Performance that was developed in collaboration with Dialed Motion. It uses dual 160-lb weight stacks at a 1:1 pulley ratio, offering a full range of cable-based exercises — from lat pulldowns and rows to presses, curls, and low-row movements. What sets it apart is Dialed Motion’s patent-pending Cable Retractor system, which maintains cable tension and simplifies height or exercise switching, making the trainer more space-efficient and smoother to operate. The unit folds flat against the wall when not in use, aligning with PRx’s space-saving design ethos. This is currently available for pre-order.

December 2025

  • Fringe Sport’s Dragonfly Rack Mounted Multi-Flight Attachment turns a standard 3×3 rack into a versatile upper-body training station, with lateral raises being the standout use case alongside other shoulder, chest, and back movements. It features dual weight pegs and rotating 8-inch knurled handles designed to create smoother resistance and reduce wrist strain. The unit weighs roughly 40 pounds, making it a substantial attachment—sturdy and stable in use, but also something you’ll want to be mindful of when mounting or adjusting. It fits racks with either 1-inch or 5/8-inch holes and folds flat when not in use, offering solid functionality without permanently crowding your space. There’s also an optional wall-mount kit for those who want the same capabilities without sacrificing rack real estate.
  • REP’s updated Belt Squat Belt is a simple padded hip belt designed for loading lower-body movements without putting weight on your spine, and it uses multiple attachment points to fit a variety of setups. Beyond standard belt-squat work, it’s also meant to connect to REP’s upcoming treadmill for backward sled-style walking and hip-loaded conditioning. This utility add-on can also be used for weighted dips. It’s priced competitively compared to some of the other high quality options out there.
  • Fringe Sport just released the BOB Smith Machine, a rack-mounted smith-style attachment aimed at home gym owners who want guided lifting without buying a traditional smith machine.
    • Rack-mounted smith machine attachment that converts an existing squat rack into a guided-bar setup, avoiding the footprint of a standalone smith machine
    • Uses your own Olympic barbell instead of a fixed smith bar (compatible with most straight and select specialty bars up to ~32 mm diameter), which keeps knurling, whip, and overall feel familiar
    • Compatible with 3×3 racks using 1″ or 5⁄8″ holes (and select 2×3 racks).
    • Designed with a low starting height, making it viable for hip thrusts, lunges, deep squats, presses, and other movements that often don’t work well on traditional smith machines
    • Guided rails and bearing system are aimed at smoother, more controlled movement — appealing for hypertrophy work, rehab-friendly training, or safer solo lifting
    • Rated for ~700 lb capacity, which is more than enough for the types of lifts most people will realistically do on a smith setup
    • Weighs roughly 50+ lb installed, so it’s a substantial attachment but still far lighter and easier to live with than a full machine
    • Finished in a black powder coat and designed to stay tight to the rack to minimize space intrusion
    • Priced at $599 shipped, positioning it as a relatively accessible way to add smith-style training to a home gym
    • Comes with a lifetime warranty.
  • Temple of Gainz has released Version 3 of its selectorized Standing Multi-Flight (Deltoid Variant), continuing to refine what’s become one of the more home-gym-friendly lateral raise machines on the market
    • V3 focuses on smoother resistance and a more refined strength curve, improving consistency through the range of motion compared to earlier versions
    • The cam and pulley system has been revised, aiming to reduce dead spots and make lighter loads feel more usable — a big deal for isolation movements like lateral raises
    • Adjustability has been improved, with easier setup for different user heights and arm lengths, which was a common friction point in earlier iterations
    • Still uses a selectorized weight stack, keeping loading fast and consistent — no plates, no pegs, and less friction for higher-rep shoulder work
    • Designed specifically for standing lateral raises, keeping tension where it matters while minimizing momentum and cheating
    • Footprint and overall layout remain home-gym conscious, especially compared to commercial multi-flight machines that dominate floor space
    • As with any dedicated selectorized unit, value will come down to how much focused delt work actually lives in someone’s programming versus more versatile cable setups.

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