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Blazzed Fitness HD1-S Smith Machine Functional Trainer
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Blazzed Fitness HD1-S Smith Machine Functional Trainer

Deal score 6.0 · Great deal
$3,299.00$4,799.00 Blazzed Fitness's regular price

You save $1,500.00 at Blazzed Fitness

Deal.ai's agents found this deal on November 9. The store may have changed its price since.

Why it's a great deal

  • Blazzed Fitness lists its regular price at $4,799.00: 31% off by its own figures
  • Rated 4.9 out of 5 by 101 buyers
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About the Blazzed Fitness HD1-S Smith Machine Functional Trainer

The HD1-S is a dual-purpose home gym: a Smith machine with a guided barbell on fixed rails plus a functional trainer with two adjustable cable pulleys. That combination covers squats, presses, rows and cable work in one footprint, which is what most buyers are after when they pick it over a standalone Smith machine or a separate cable crossover. It suits a home lifter with a dedicated room or garage and a budget that rules out two machines. Owners rate it highly, and the usual caveats are assembly time and the space it takes up.

Best forHome lifters who want Smith and cable work in one machineGarage gyms with a fixed footprintLifters training alone who want guided barbell safetyBuyers comparing it against a Smith machine plus separate functional trainer
Pros
  • Smith bar and dual cable pulleys in one unit
  • Adjustable pulley height covers high, mid and low cable work
  • Guided bar lets solo lifters push close to failure safely
  • Covers most barbell and cable movements without a spotter
  • Strong owner ratings across a large batch of reviews

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  • Lowest price today: $3,299.00 at Blazzed Fitness (checked Nov 9, 2026).

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Cons
  • Takes up a large, fixed floor area
  • Assembly is a long job and easier with two people
  • Smith bar path is fixed, so it does not replace free barbell work
  • Cable resistance feel differs from a plate-loaded stack

What reviewers say

  • 4.9 / 5101 ratings

Owners rate it very highly and mostly praise getting Smith and cable training from one machine. Complaints centre on the build and setup rather than how it performs in use.

What people mention
  • VersatilityPraisedOwners like doing Smith squats, presses and cable work on the same machine.
  • BuildPraisedReviewers describe it as solid and stable under load.
  • Cable feelMixedSome find the cable resistance different from a plate-loaded stack or free weights.
  • SetupCriticisedAssembly takes a long time and is easier with a second person.
  • FootprintCriticisedIt needs a permanent, fairly large space in a garage or spare room.

Questions and answers

Does the Smith bar move freely or on fixed rails?
It runs on fixed vertical rails, so the path is guided. That is what makes solo heavy sets safer, but it does not replicate free barbell movement.
Can two people use the cables at once?
The two pulleys are independent, so two people can work at the same time on opposite sides. Check the weight limits for each side before loading.
Is it a replacement for a power rack and a cable machine?
It replaces a Smith machine and a functional trainer, but not a full power rack for free barbell squats and bench presses. Many owners keep a barbell and bench alongside it.
How much space does it need?
Plan for a fixed area large enough for the frame plus clearance for the bar and for stepping around the pulleys. Measure your room before ordering.
How hard is assembly?
Owners describe it as a long job. Two people and a few hours are realistic, and having the parts laid out first helps.
Who is it for?
Home lifters who train alone and want guided barbell work plus cable exercises without buying two machines. It is less suited to anyone short on floor space.