Best ValueRank #7 in All-in-One Home Gyms
Roygym Smith Machine Home Gym with Dual Pulley
by Roygym
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The under-$700 entry into this category. The listing now sells a Smith machine home gym: a Smith bar on linear bearings with safety stops, a power cage and a dual-pulley 1:1 cable crossover in 18.3 sq ft. With 40 ratings the owner record is still thin, and the listing states no load capacity.
Strengths
- ↑Smith bar, power cage and cable crossover under $600
- ↑Dual 1:1 pulleys with 20 positions (listing)
- ↑Landmine, dip bars, safety arms and J-hooks included (listing)
Weaknesses
- ↓Plate-loaded, not a weight stack — you supply the plates
- ↓No load capacity stated on the listing, and only a 1-year cover
- ↓Only 40 ratings so far
Full specs
- Type
- Smith machine + power cage + cable crossover
- Smith Bar
- Linear bearings, 9 height positions, safety stops (listing)
- Pulleys
- Dual, 1:1 ratio, 20 positions (listing)
- Loading
- Plate-loaded
- Footprint
- 65.7" W x 57" D x 87.4" H (listing)
- Warranty
- 1 year (listing)
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The Amazon-shipped all-in-one and this page's top pick. The listing states a Smith machine, power cage, dual cable crossover with a 1:1 pulley ratio, pull-up station and a 2,000 lb capacity, sold by Major Fitness's own store. It does not publish a cable stack weight, and with 38 ratings its owner record is still thin.
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