Best ValueRank #8 in All-in-One Home Gyms
Roygym Power Cage Home Gym with Dual Pulley
by Roygym
Score
The sub-$700 entry into this category, where the next cheapest Amazon option is more than double. Roygym state a power cage with a dual pulley cable crossover, which covers the two things an all-in-one has to do.
Strengths
- ↑Cheapest all-in-one here with a real cable crossover
- ↑Dual pulley system rather than a single low pulley
- ↑Power cage doubles as a squat rack
Weaknesses
- ↓Plate-loaded, not a weight stack — you supply the plates
- ↓Nowhere near the build of the NordicTrack or Tonal above
Full specs
- Type
- Power cage with cable crossover
- Pulleys
- Dual
- Loading
- Plate-loaded
- Position
- Budget all-in-one
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