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Sportsroyals FED Fitness Series drz All-in-One Home Gym Station
−76%
Outdoors · Wayfair

Turn the garage into a full gym

Sportsroyals FED Fitness Series drz All-in-One Home Gym Station

An all-in-one home gym station for anyone who wants to lift, pull and press without a membership.

Deal score 10.0 · Unreal
$670.00$2,800.00 Wayfair's regular price

You save $2,130.00 at Wayfair

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  • Wayfair lists its regular price at $2,800.00: 76% off by its own figures
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Specs

Type
Machine

About the Sportsroyals FED Fitness Series drz All-in-One Home Gym Station

The Sportsroyals FED Fitness Series drz is a multi-station home gym that combines a weight stack, a press arm, a lat pulldown and a leg developer in one footprint. It aims to replace several single-purpose machines for people training at home who want pressing, pulling and leg work in one place. Against plate-loaded racks and cable towers it gives more exercise variety out of the box but less freedom of movement and lower maximum resistance. Reviewers of this class of machine generally value the compact all-in-one layout and note that assembly and stack smoothness are the main things to check.

Best forHome lifters with limited floor spaceBeginners building a full-body routineBuyers who want one machine instead of severalLight-to-moderate strength training
Pros
  • Covers chest press, lat pulldown, rows and leg extension in one unit
  • Weight stack means no loose plates to load and unload
  • Compact footprint compared with separate machines
  • Suits full-body circuits and supersets
Cons

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  • This deal was $670.00 at Wayfair on Nov 9.
  • Lowest price today: $670.00 at Wayfair (checked Nov 9, 2026).
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Fixed pulley paths limit exercise variety versus a cable tower
  • Resistance ceiling is modest for strong lifters
  • Assembly is lengthy and needs two people
  • Large frame still takes meaningful floor space
  • What reviewers say

    Owners of all-in-one stack machines like this tend to praise the exercise range and space savings, while flagging assembly time and stack smoothness as the weak points.

    What people mention
    • AssemblyCriticisedOwners say building the frame and routing cables takes hours and is easier with a helper.
    • Exercise rangePraisedBuyers like getting pressing, pulldown, rowing and leg work from a single station.
    • Stack smoothnessMixedSome find the weight stack and pulleys smooth enough, others say the action is not gym-grade.
    • FootprintMixedIt saves space against several machines but the frame is still large for a small room.
    • ResistanceCriticisedStronger lifters say the stack runs out of challenge for heavy compound work.

    Questions and answers

    What exercises can I do on it?
    It covers chest press, lat pulldown, seated rows, leg extension and leg curl through its stations. It is a full-body circuit machine rather than a free-weight rack.
    How much floor space does it need?
    Plan for a footprint similar to a small multi-gym, plus clearance around the press arm and pulldown. Measure your room before ordering.
    Is it good for beginners?
    Yes. The fixed paths and pin-loaded stack make setup simple for new lifters. Advanced lifters will likely outgrow the resistance.
    How long does assembly take?
    Expect several hours. Two people make the frame and cable routing much easier.
    Does it replace free weights?
    No. It complements dumbbells or a barbell but does not match them for heavy compound lifts or stabilizer work.

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