fits$159.95
specs match
Force USA · All-In-One Trainer
Force USA X20 Pro Multi Trainer (Full Rack)
Specs validated · FMTS schema
A full power-rack functional trainer with no Smith machine: Force USA describes the base unit as 'pin and plate-loaded,' combining dual 289 lb weight stacks with plate-loaded rack work across six strength stations and 17 attachments. 8x plate posts store standard or Olympic plates. Ships in 3 crates (~1,600 lb) with about 4 hours of assembly.
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Full specifications
Fit & attachment compatibility
- Proprietary
Size & space
- Height — fits within
- 90.6 in
- Depth — fits within
- 86.6 in
- Width — fits within
- 51.2 in
Features
- All-in-one includes
- Functional Trainer, Lat Pulldown, Low Row
- Cable loading
- Warranty
- Lifetime
More specs
- Upright sizing
- Imperial
Rack attachments
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Specialty Utility
Wall Ball Target
fits$445
specs match
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Price history
Current$4545.45
All-time low$4249.99Sep 2023
All-time high$5999.99May 2022
Tracking sinceMay 2022
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