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G15’s cable connections switch between 2:1 and 4:1, giving nominal maxima of 65 kg or 32.5 kg from each 130 kg stack. A counterbalanced Smith and rack complete the main strength stations.
Switchable ratios earn their place in a shared gym with very different working loads. The 4:1 setting makes each stack increment smaller at the handle.
The drawbackThe leg-press attachment costs extra. Published width and depth figures conflict, so obtain a drawing of the supplied configuration before committing the room.
$5,299.00 AUD · seen 17 Oct 2026Base trainer; extras and delivery excluded. Check the retailer for today’s price and delivery.
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