Two pulleys, one home gym that lifts like the club

Price facts

• This deal was $2,995.00 at Muscle D Fitness on Nov 9.
• Lowest price today: $2,995.00 at Muscle D Fitness (checked Nov 9, 2026).
• Checked at 3 stores.

Questions and answers

Is the dual pulley machine worth it over a single-stack functional trainer?

If you train alone and mostly do single-arm work, a single stack is simpler and smaller. The dual stack earns its place when two people train together or you want independent resistance on each side for rows, presses and anti-rotation work.

How much floor space and ceiling height does it need?

It is a full crossover footprint, so plan for a wide, deep area rather than a corner, and check the frame height against your ceiling before buying. Leave clearance around both stacks so you can load and adjust the pulleys.

Can two people use it at the same time?

Yes. Each side has its own weight stack and adjustable pulley, so one person can do cable rows while the other does triceps pushdowns or face pulls.

What exercises can I do with the adjustable pulleys?

The sliding pulleys cover high-to-low and low-to-high angles: crossovers, face pulls, lat pulldowns, seated rows, triceps pushdowns, biceps curls and glute kickbacks. The rack section adds squats and presses if you have a bar and plates.

Does it come with attachments?

It ships with the basic cable handles and hardware for the pulleys. Specialty bars, ropes, ankle straps and a barbell for the rack are usually bought separately, so budget for those.

How much resistance does each stack give?

Each side uses a selectorized stack with a pin, so resistance is limited to the stack's maximum. Very strong lifters may find the top end short for heavy low rows and will need to add bands or use free weights for maximal strength.