Hyperion, Halo, Father’s Day Sales & MORE

🆕 Equipment (highlighted below)

The Hyperion™ series 1: REP gives us their version of the Monster Cave.

Halo Arms: PRx just released the most versatile jammer arms on the market.

Bench Grip Cover: AbMat is helping solve the problem of slippy benches.

🤑 Top Sales

$299 Assembly from Force USA on all G and X Series Racks + the Leg Press/Hack Squat Combo.

Use code GGE to save on the Crandall Fitness Free Motion Swing Arms

Save 25% on the Kids Mini Barbell from Fringe Sport

Save 17% on a Specialty Bar Package from Bells of Steel

Save 25% off the Plate-Loaded Linear Hack Squat Machine from Titan

🆕 Hyperion™ Series 1: Cable Crossover

This is REP’s version of the Monster Cave from Rogue.

We’ve seen people build these themselves, but now you can buy within a single package.

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Within 13.5(W)’ x 7.8′ (H) x 4.8′ (D) you get:

Lat Pulldown/Low Row

Dumbbell/Kettlebell Storage

Half Rack Setup

Two Pull-Up Bars

Plate Storage on the sides

Dual Barbell Hanger

Numerous attachments

Cable Crossover

This is just “Series 1.” Will we be seeing more options soon?

🆕 Halo Arms from PRx

We got a sneak peek of these at HomeGymCon, and the Halo Arms do appear to be the most impressive jammer arms on the market.

Arms can be locked vertically (17 different holes) or horizontally for directional movement, or unlocked for multidirectional movement.

Made in the USA

Work with any 3×3 (or 75mm x 75mm) upright with 5/8″ or 1″ offset hole spacing.

The closest competitor to these is the Crandall Fitness Free Motion Swing Arms. They do not include as many locking holes and are not made in the USA. This option does cost half, though.

Use code GGE5OFF to Save

🆕 Bench Grip Cover from AbMat

Many benches can become slippy, especially during those sweaty workout sessions.

The Bench Grip is a cover that secures to benches using elastic and velcro straps, fitting most bench pads on the market.

Made with top-tier Grabber vinyl on both sides for enhanced grip on the bench and user’s shoulders, the lightweight and portable design makes it easy to carry for training sessions in different locations.

Use code GGE10 to save

📊 Top Survey Result – “Ares Style” is the rack-attached option most are likely to get

We asked about four different options that one may add to their home gym with the “Ares Style” being the relatively easy winner with 42% of the votes – somewhat surprising because this is also the most robust & expensive.

Those options on their own combined for almost 50% of the votes with the lat pulldown/low row making up 25% of the votes and 24% with the functional trainer alone.

Only 10% are looking to add a single stack.

Check out more “Pulley Data”

2025 HomeGymCon Update

We now have 64 vendors who are planning on being in Louisville, with the addition of Ironmaster yesterday.

Tickets still remain at a steep discount, but prices are going to raise again any day now. Grab them here!

Garage Gym Experiment