Photo: © Rogue. Example FM-6 Twin configuration with optional storage; select the final build in the seller’s configurator.
FM-6 Twin places two independent cable stacks inside a full Monster rack. Dedicated lat and low-row outlets combine their outputs internally, allowing station changes without reconnecting cables.
The dedicated outlets justify the purchase for a room with regular pulldowns, rows and rack lifting. Specify the stack capacity and depth around that training.
The drawbackFloor anchors and extra assembly headroom are required. Handles and thigh support are options, while plate storage increases width from 58.7 to 75.625 inches.
Ares 2.0 adds adjustable cables, pulldowns and seated rows to a matched six-post REP rack. Two rear-mounted 260 lb stacks provide nominal output of 130 lb per adjustable handle at 2:1.
A vertical Smith machine with linear bearings and a 198 cm frame height, intended for rooms with limited ceiling clearance. The Australian package includes Olympic sleeves; optional J-hooks and spotter arms extend it to free-barbell work.
A$825Listed 17 Oct 2026
The G1 V2 combines a rack with plate-loaded 2:1 cables, a pull-up bar and a landmine. Its 21 cable-height positions add accessory work to the same 145 cm-wide frame used for barbell lifts.
A$1,599Listed 17 Oct 2026