Inspire Fitness FT1 Functional Trainer - Compact at Home Workout Machine with Accessories - Two 165 lb Weight Stacks - Smooth Glide Cable Machine
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Style: Inspire FT1 (no bench)
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- UNLIMITED FULL BODY STRENGTH TRAINING: The FT2 brings the entire gym to you. It's equipped with two 165 Ib weight stacks, 2 sliding pulleys, 2 upper pulleys, 4 lower pulleys, a selectorized smith bar, a pull up bar, and a full accessory kit
- SMOOTH GLIDING SYSTEM: High quality components that you can feel. Each pull and push with our cables is friction-free leading to a smooth workout experience. Equipped with two 165 Ib weight stacks, sliding pulleys, a pull up bar, and a complete accessory kit
- IMPRESSIVE EXTRA FEATURES: Designed to easily secure your phone or tablet during workouts, a built-in, rotating storage rack to keep your accessories organized, and capacity to upgrade to our Inspire Fitness 50 lb Weight Stack Add-On
- INCLUDED ACCESSORIES: 3 Month Subscription to Centr's digital platform, Tricep Rope, 2 x Rubber D Handles, Straight Bar, EZ Curl Bar, Ankle Strap, Multi-Function Belt, Sport Handle, 2 x 5 lb Add-On Weights, and Exercise Booklet
- TRAIN WITH CENTR BY CHRIS HEMSWORTH: With Centrs digital platform featuring training from Chris Hemsworths team of experts ($59.99 in digital savings). Enjoy 1900+ workouts, meal planning and nutrition advice, and mindfulness tools for total well-being
Description
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Item Weight: 594 pounds
Brand: Inspire Fitness
Color: Black
Material: Alloy Steel
Product Dimensions: 46"D x 59"W x 82"H
Brand Name: Inspire Fitness
Number of Items: 1
Global Trade Identification Number: 56
UPC: 743724372656 757901984617
Included Components: FT1 Trainer, Tricep Rope, 2 x Rubber D Handles, Straight Bar, EZ Curl Bar, Ankle Strap, Multi-Function Belt, Sport Handle, Exercise Booklet, 2 x 5lb Add-On Weights, Exercise Booklet
Item Type Name: FT1
Manufacturer: Inspire Fitness
Model Number: FT1
Manufacturer Part Number: FT1
Warranty Description: Manufacturer Warranty
Tension Supported: High
Handle Type: Fixed Handle
Strap Type: Ankle Strap
Item Weight: 594 pounds
Item Dimensions D x W x H: 46"D x 59"W x 82"H
Maximum Weight Recommendation: 165 pounds
Color: Black
Material Type: Alloy Steel
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Style: Inspire FT1 (no bench)
I was looking for a new home gym and decided on the Inspire FT1. So glad I did, this thing is amazing! The quality, versatility, ease of operation and bang for the buck all surpassed my expectations! Some things to know if you’re considering the FT1… Delivery – the Inspire FT1 is delivered via very large truck and is heavy, like roughly 700 lbs heavy. It comes in 8 boxes -- 6 boxes containing 50 lbs of weight plates each (if you get the 100 lb upgrade, add 2 more boxes), 1 small box containing the shroud parts, and 1 very large, very heavy box containing the actual FT1 and accessories, on a large double pallet. But everything was packed extremely well! Setup – despite the weight of the FT1, setup was easy… like super easy. The instructions advise using 2 people to set it up (probably due to the weight of each side of the FT1), however I did it by myself in right at 2 hrs total. Each side of the FT1 is preassembled with the pulleys and everything already together, you just have to connect the sides and add the weight stacks, accessory holder and shrouds. The instructions are very straight forward and easy to follow and the nuts and bolts are separated for each step, which is nice. Know where you’re putting the FT1 before you add the weight stacks… cause once it’s all together, it’s heavy! Follow the instructions for tightening the bolts and you’re all set! Versatility – I absolutely love the versatility of the FT1! Changing exercises, changing position of the handles/pulleys up and down, changing the weight you want to lift… all super quick and easy! The number of different exercises you can do on the FT1 is seriously only limited to your imagination. The pulleys are super smooth and quiet while using, and the whole thing is built solid! It comes with high quality handles, both a straight bar and a curl bar, a tricep rope, a couple other nifty accessories and an exercise guide. Overall I couldn’t be happier with my Inspire FT1, it totally blows away my old home gym and takes up less space in the process. 5 stars is not enough!
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Reviewed in the United States on November 11, 2017 by Eric
Style: Inspire FT1 (no bench)
Very easy instructions to set up. Great quality! A million different exercises. Does not use up much space. Very happy with purchase.
Reviewed in the United States on April 4, 2025 by Scoop
Style: Inspire FT1 (no bench)
Delivered onto your driveway (or in my case into my garage) in a bunch of boxes (8 I think) on a wooden pallet that is left behind for you to dispose of. Assembly was pretty easy, my 17-year old son and I got it done in about 2 hours I think. The two pulley towers come pre-assembled so that saves a ton of time. I am a 50-year old guy who was worked out in gyms my entire adult life. My current membership is with Crunch Fitness and when we saw the writing on the wall with respect to a pending Ohio "stay at home" order for the Coronavirus pandemic we pulled the trigger on ordering this. Turns out to be a good thing because gyms have been closed for almost a month as of today (April 8th) and will remain closed at least through the end of this month. I would have lost my mind (and gained 30 lbs) if it wasn't for this equipment. Anyway, being experienced with gym equipment I know how versatile these functional trainers (cable machines) are. And this piece of equipment is very solid, the pulley action is very smooth, and it really does seem to be gym quality stuff. It also comes with almost every attachment you will need. It comes with a nice booklet of exercises (with pictures) and you can also buy cable exercise posters here on Amazon and find some really good videos on YouTube - search "100 functional trainer exercises" and you will find a couple of these videos that will literally give you 200 exercises you can do on this machine. So this machine is almost perfect. Here is how it is not perfect for someone my size. I am 6'3" and I wear 37" sleeves on my dress shirts. So, if you are shorter than me (or at least have shorter arms) then these issues may not be a problem for you. If you are taller than me you might want to look at another product with bigger dimensions. 1) The towers could be about 5 inches farther apart. When I am doing standing chest fly exercises I don't get enough extension of my arms out to the sides. This is the only exercise where I have run into this problem, so it is not major, but if you do more exercises that mimic this motion it could be a big problem for you. 2) It could be taller. To use the integrated pull-up bar I need to grab the bar and then hang down while pulling my legs up so I am almost in a kneeling position. No way will most people be able to do pull-ups like at a dedicated machine at a gym. Of course this machine would be so tall that the pull-up bar would touch the standard 8' ceiling in your house (and you would slam your head into the ceiling doing pull-ups) so I guess this couldn't be avoided. Even to do lat-pull downs using the included bar or separate handles is tough. Sitting on a weight bench, with the pulleys at the highest position, I get nowhere near full extension. I did figure out I can do lat pull-downs (using the separate handles, not a bar) by a) putting pulleys at highest position, b) face outward from machine and c)grabbing the handles and lowering yourself so you are sitting on the floor with your legs sticking out in front of you. I am so tall that I can actually grab the handles while sitting on the floor to do my next set, but for most others you can let the weight pull yourself back up into a standing position at the end of each set. Problem solved and it works really well. 3) There is no good way to work out your quadriceps. These are the muscles in the front of your thighs that you work when you do the seated leg extension machine. Doing lunges with a cable machine are awkward at least for me. Angles are tough and I can't keep my balance. I do lunges with dumbbells but I feel like I am hitting my glutes more than my quads. I do however get really good workouts on all my other leg muscles using ankle straps so am happy with the rest of it. I also purchased two really good ankle straps on Amazon (ASIN: B01IQ85QYM) because the single one that came with this machine is a bit skinny, and it was a P.I.A. to keep switching it between ankles when doing leg exercises. I also purchased a separate curl bar on Amazon (ASIN: B0010YPLGS) which was ok. It is another way to hit your triceps and do curls, but this particular bar is so heavy that it will fall down if you aren't holding it up when pulling out the pin to switch weights. It also squeaks a bit when using it (the metal collar rotating around the bar). Hope it doesn't rust. I also did purchase one extra 50 lb. weight plate stack (ASIN: B00YI9SGSM) which let me put 2 extra plates on both stacks and left me with one I didn't use. It gets the number of plates on each side from 15 to 17. So far I have not used anything heavier than 14 (for lat pull downs) and don't see myself going higher than 15. Younger/stronger guys than me might make use of additional plates so that decision is up to you. Final thoughts: I have been working out more than I did with my gym membership because I save a 15-minute drive each way, make zero effort to do anything with my hair, and never have to wait to use a piece of equipment. So I actually have been doing more exercises per body part. I have made clear gains in lean muscle mass in just the past three weeks, and the wife has happily noticed :-) With an elliptical in the basement as well, I really don't need to go back to the gym when it opens back up. So, the FT1 or the FT2? If you can swallow the price difference, spend the roughly $2,000 extra to get the FT2 **and** the weight bench that comes with it. That weight bench is designed to work with the extra bottom cable pulleys on the FT2 so you can do those leg extensions for your quadriceps! And of course you get the built-in smith bar which does make squats and chest presses easier to do. It was just too much cash for us, and I can say I am very, very happy with the FT1.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 8, 2020 by ThatGuy758600
Style: Inspire FT1 (no bench)
Love it! Great machine. Endless exercises which can be finely tuned for one's body geometry. 73 years old here. It keeps me 'functional'. I also like the look of the machine. Very precise manufacturing.
Reviewed in the United States on April 19, 2022 by Kyzy
Style: Inspire FT1 (no bench)
Love our functional trainer! Set up wasn't too bad - took me and my husband less than 2 hours. It's sturdy and love the various attachments. Compact size fits perfectly our space limited garage.
Reviewed in the United States on June 19, 2017 by Silvia Z.
Style: Inspire FT1 (no bench)
Wasn't sure if Id use it as much since I'm a beginner, but there are so many different types of exercises that I can never get bored. It took me and a friend about 3+ hours to put it together. Only comment I'd make is about the instruction manual. Please consider putting the diagram for each step on the opposite page for easy reference. Right now it's on the next page so you have to go back and forth.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 5, 2019 by Omeath
Style: Inspire FT1 (no bench)
Love my Inspire FT1 very solid, very smooth, commercial quality. Perfect for any home gym.
Reviewed in the United States on August 9, 2018 by Cayce
Style: Inspire FT1 (no bench)
This is the machine I've been waiting for ever since Covid hit and I haven't been in a gym. This machine helps you work ALL the muscle groups. I love it!! I don't ever need a gym membership again!! Easy to put together and use!!!
Reviewed in the United States on April 25, 2021 by Lisa