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All-In-One Power Rack + Functional Trainer + Smith Machine Version 2

All-In-One Power Rack + Functional Trainer + Smith Machine Version 2

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  • Last seen at $2,429.99 at Temple of Gainz on Nov 12.

Our take on the All-In-One Power Rack + Functional Trainer + Smith Machine Version 2

A single home gym frame that combines a power rack, a cable functional trainer and a Smith machine. The V2 pairs a barbell rack with dual cable pulleys and a guided Smith bar, so one footprint covers squats, presses, rows, cable work and Smith-machine lifts. It suits lifters building a garage gym who want several stations without buying three separate machines. Against buying a rack, a cable tower and a Smith machine separately, it saves floor space and setup, but the integrated pulleys and Smith bar are fixed to one frame, so you give up the flexibility of standalone units and the cable ratio and Smith feel are set by the design.

Best forGarage and basement gyms with limited floor spaceLifters who want barbell, cable and Smith work in one stationHome setups replacing several separate machines
Pros
  • Power rack, functional trainer and Smith machine in one frame
  • Dual cable pulleys for chest, back, arm and core work
  • Guided Smith bar for controlled presses and squats
  • Barbell rack for free-weight squats and bench
  • One footprint instead of three separate machines
Cons
  • Cable resistance and Smith feel are fixed by the frame design
  • Large, heavy frame needs serious floor space and clearance
  • Assembly and anchoring take time and effort
  • Fewer adjustments than dedicated standalone cable and Smith units

All-In-One Power Rack + Functional Trainer + Smith Machine Version 2 prices at every store

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About the All-In-One Power Rack + Functional Trainer + Smith Machine Version 2

This all-in-one training machine combines a power rack, a functional trainer and a Smith machine on one heavy-duty frame. It is made for home gyms, personal training studios and other spaces that need one machine in a small footprint.

The frame is black powder-coated steel square tube, 75mm x 75mm x 3mm, with 5/8" holes. It accepts the maker's dip, lat pulldown seat and monolift attachments. It also fits other makers' attachments designed for a 75mm x 75mm (3" x 3") frame with 5/8" holes.

Version 2 has a multi-grip pull-up bar, eight weight storage horns (four per side) and a quick-removable footplate for seated rows. It comes with an Olympic barbell, two 220 lb weight stacks on a 2:1 pulley ratio, J-cups, safety supports, a landmine and a set of handles and bars. The machine arrives crated and disassembled. Assembly takes proper tools and at least two people.

Frame
Black powder-coated steel square tube, 75mm x 75mm x 3mm, with 5/8" holes
Cable column holes
0.658" each, front and back
Weight stacks
2 x 220 lb (440 lbs total)
Pulley ratio
2:1
Smith bar
46 lbs with no added weight; ball bearings
Max user weight
350 lbs (also 350 lbs with the lat pulldown knee cushion)
Pull-up bar capacity
550 lbs
J-hook max load
990 lbs
Spotter arm max load
1100 lbs
Smith bar max load
990 lbs
Seated foot rest load
661 lbs
Plate storage
8 weight horns (4 per side); 135 lbs per horn
Inner frame width
42.52"
Height
91.2" to top (90.7" with pulley guard rotated down); 89.37" to top metal frame post; 87.4" (2220 mm) to top of pull-up bar
Dimensions
62.0" L x 75.5" W x 90.7"-91.2" H (1600 x 1920 x 2306 mm)
Total weight
1113.3 lb (505 kg)
Compatibility
Attachments for a 75mm x 75mm or 3" x 3" frame with 5/8" holes
Barbell
7' (86") 45 lb Olympic bar
Handles and bars
Dual hook revolving straight bar (connects to both stacks), lat pulldown bar, small straight bar, biceps/triceps rope, 2 D-handles, T-bar row handle (for use with landmine)
Rack accessories
Left and right J-cups, left and right safety supports/bar catches, 2 LockJaw collars, 2 carabiners, 2 extension chains for functional trainer attachments
Other included
Lat pulldown support pad (for use with a bench, not included), landmine and foot plate (each can be placed on either side or excluded), barbell storage hooks, attachment storage hooks
Assembly
Arrives crated and disassembled; requires proper tools and at least two people

Questions and answers

What does the V2 add over the original all-in-one rack?
The V2 is the updated version of the same rack, trainer and Smith machine combination. The core stations are the same; check the current spec sheet for the exact changes between versions.
Can I do cable flyes and lat pulldowns on it?
Yes. The dual cable pulleys on the functional trainer handle flyes, pulldowns, rows and arm work. Cable resistance is set by the pulley ratio, so compare that figure with standalone trainers if precise weight matching matters to you.
Does the Smith bar move independently of the free barbell?
Yes. The Smith bar runs on its own guide rails, while the rack holds a separate free barbell. You can use either station without removing the other.
How much space do I need?
Plan for the rack footprint plus clearance for a barbell, plates and the cable arms. A power rack of this type needs a ceiling tall enough for overhead pressing and pull-ups.
Is it stable for heavy squats and presses?
A frame this size is built to take loaded barbell work, but stability depends on correct assembly and anchoring. Bolt it down or add the recommended floor anchoring if you lift heavy.
What is included with the machine?
The listing covers the rack, functional trainer and Smith machine frame. Check the current listing for which attachments, bars and plates are included, since those are often sold separately.
Where is the All-In-One Power Rack + Functional Trainer + Smith Machine Version 2 cheapest?
At Temple of Gainz, for $2,429.99, as of our latest check.
What do buyers say about the All-In-One Power Rack + Functional Trainer + Smith Machine Version 2?
Rated 5 out of 5 from 9 ratings.

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