Premium PickRank #6 in Cable Machines & Functional Trainers
Inspire Fitness FTX Functional Trainer
by Inspire Fitness (Centr)
The dual-stack functional trainer step: two 165 lb stacks on a 2:1 ratio and 30 pulley positions, per Inspire. New listing, no Amazon ratings yet; this is Inspire's current FTX, sold by Inspire's own store with Centr's accessory kit at Inspire's own $2,099 price. Re-check on 2026-11-21.
- Buyers who want a real two-stack functional trainer for crossovers and unilateral cable work, and have about 54 x 40 inches of floor.
- You want a proven owner-review record before spending $2,000, or you need heavy cable loads: the 2:1 ratio caps each handle near 82.5 lb.
Strengths
- ↑Two independent weight stacks, 165 lb each (Inspire-stated)
- ↑30 swiveling pulley positions (Inspire-stated)
- ↑Limited lifetime residential warranty (Inspire-stated)
- ↑Sold by Inspire's own Amazon store
Weaknesses
- ↓No Amazon ratings yet: the listing is new
- ↓2:1 ratio means about 82.5 lb at each handle (Inspire-stated)
- ↓The Amazon offer is a bundle with Centr's fitness kit and app trial, not the bare trainer
Full specs
- Type
- Dual-stack functional trainer
- Weight Stacks
- 2 x 165 lb (Inspire-stated)
- Pulley Ratio
- 2:1 (Inspire-stated)
- Pulley Positions
- 30 (Inspire-stated)
- Footprint
- 54" W x 40" L x 82" H (Inspire-stated)
- Warranty
- Limited lifetime, residential (Inspire-stated)
Common questions
How heavy is the FTX at the handle?
Inspire states two 165 lb stacks on a 2:1 pulley ratio, so each handle tops out at about 82.5 lb. That suits flyes, rows and rehab work better than heavy pulldowns.
Why are there no ratings on this listing?
The Amazon listing is new and had no customer ratings when we checked on 2026-10-21. We list it on Inspire's stated specs and will re-check the listing on 2026-11-21.
Sources & references
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