All-in-one Smith machine for the garage gym

Questions and answers

Is the Ritkeep All In One Smith Machine worth it?

It replaces a rack, Smith machine, cable crossover and dip station in one purchase, which is strong value if you would otherwise buy several pieces. At $1,929.99 at RitKeep Fitness as of November 5, 2026, it competes with mid-range home gyms that usually have fewer stations.

How much resistance do the weight stacks actually give?

Each stack holds 160 lb, but the 2:1 pulley ratio means the cable feels roughly half that, about 80 lb per side. That suits most cable and crossover work but limits heavy lat pulldowns and low rows for strong lifters.

How much space does it need?

It is a full power rack with a Smith barbell and side cable columns, so plan for a footprint similar to a commercial rack plus clearance for the bar and handles. Check RitKeep's listed dimensions and ceiling height before ordering.

What comes in the box?

The package includes the Smith barbell, J-Hooks, safety arms, dip bars, a lat bar and D-handles. The dual weight stacks are part of the machine; plates are not needed for cable work.

Can I do squats and bench press without a spotter?

Yes. The Smith barbell runs on fixed guides with safety arms and J-Hooks, so you can set catches at the right height and bail out safely when training alone.

When is it cheapest?

Only RitKeep Fitness lists it new at $1,929.99 as of November 5, 2026, so there is no second store to compare. Watch for direct-site sales around major holidays, when home gym brands typically discount.