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Product: Body-Solid Powerline PFT100 Functional Trainer Cable Machine, Dual 160 Lb. Weight Stacks FEATURES: Two 160 lb. weight stacks (upgradable to two 210 lb. stacks), offers convenient workouts for users of all fitness levels
DESIGN: offers vertically adjustable pulleys that swivel smoothly through a 180-degree range of motion for unmatched workout versatility
ADJUSTABLE: Two adjustable nylon cable handles are also included with the unit allowing you instant access to a number of exercises
VERSATILE: Ideal for low and high cable crossovers, biceps curls, triceps pressdown, triceps extension, glute kickback, rows, delt raises, trunk twists and more
DIMENSIONS: Dimensions: 42 in. x 63 in. x 83 in. (D x W x H), product weight: 476 lbs. Body-Solid Black

Product: Marcy Smith Machine Cage System Home Gym Multifunction Rack, Customizable Training Station SM-4033, Red You don’t have to switch between various workout stations with this gym system that combines different strength building machines: a Power Tower, Utility Bench, and Squat Rack. It also has dedicated landmine exercise attachment
Cage size – 70” L x 84” W x 86” H | Bench size – 62” L x 26” W x 55” H | Max user weight – 300 lbs. | Max Capacity Smith Machine Bar – 300 lbs. | Max capacity on Safety catches – 300 lbs. | Max capacity on bench – 600 lbs. (weights and user weight)
Equipped with multi-grip pull-up bars, this gear allows you to efficiently execute exercises for the upper body such as pull ups, chin ups, hanging leg raises. You can also use the bar to attach resistance bands | 9 ft. clearance recommended around item
Full assembly required | Equipped with multi-grip pull-up bars, this gear allows you to efficiently execute exercises for the upper body such as pull ups, chin ups, hanging leg raises. You can also use the bar to attach resistance bands
This cage boasts a durable pulley system that enables you to perform several crossover workouts. It also includes a rowing cable so you can do seated rows to develop the back muscles, forearm muscles, and upper arm muscles Marcy Red