Force USA C20 All-In-One Trainer

Force USA's flagship 3x3 all-in-one: a Single Track Smith machine (plate-loaded, Olympic only) plus a functional trainer / lat pulldown / low row system on dual 200 lb weight stacks (upgradable to 250/300 lb per side), on 11-gauge true 3x3in uprights with 1in holes at 2in spacing - marketed as an 'open-source training system' compatible with third-party attachments. Selectable ratios run 2:1 up to a combined 1:2 (400-600 lb) on the lower pulleys. Includes Quick-Lock J-Cups and Quick-Lock Spotter Arms (19in, converts to a dip station); 22 attachments in the box, ~5 hours of assembly.
Setup varies — check the maker's instructions for anchoring and spotter-arm guidance.
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Full specifications
Essentials
- 3x3 / 75x75mm
Fit & attachment compatibility
- 3x3 1in
- 1in
- 2in
Size & space
- Height — fits within
- 88 in
- Ceiling fit
- 82–96in
- Depth — fits within
- 66 in
- Width — fits within
- 77 in
- Freestanding
Features
- All-in-one includes
- Smith Machine, Functional Trainer, Lat Pulldown, Low Row
- Cable loading
- 1:1, 2:1
- Safeties included
- J-cups included
- Yes
- Warranty
- Lifetime
More specs
- 3x3in
- 11ga
- Hole diameter
- 1in
- Upright sizing
- Imperial
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