Item Package Dimensions L x W x H | 86.2 x 36.2 x 8.9 inches |
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Package Weight | 807 Pounds |
Item Dimensions LxWxH | 65.5 x 43.5 x 83.5 inches |
Item Weight | 807 Pounds |
Brand Name | XMark |
Model Name | XM-7626.1 |
Color | 04) FT (Gray) |
Material | Alloy Steel |
Number of Items | 1 |
Manufacturer | Fitness Solutions Group |
Part Number | XM-7626.1 |
Style | Modern |
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Item Weight | 807 Pounds |
Brand | XMark |
Color | 04) FT (Gray) |
Material | Alloy Steel |
Product Dimensions | 43.5"D x 65"W x 83"H |
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- CUSTOMIZABLE RESISTANCE: Dual 200 lb weight stacks with a 2:1 resistance ratio allow users of various fitness levels to tailor the intensity of their workouts to their needs.
- INDUSTRIAL STRENGTH: With a weight exceeding 800 lbs, the XMARK FT Cable Machine boasts a robust steel mainframe construction. Its commercial-grade pull-up rig and pulley system offer exceptional solidity and smoothness.
- UNPARALLED QUALITY: The XMARK Functional Trainer stands out as the premier choice for a high-end, professional cable machine suitable for home gyms, studios, and light commercial clubs.
- ATTACHMENTS INCLUDED: Users can target specific muscle groups and perform diverse movements with the various attachments included with our trainer (hand straps, handles, tricep ropes, bars, and more).
- FREIGHT SHIPMENT: Realizing this is a significant investment for our customers, XMARK ships your cable machine in a reinforced crate via freight carrier ensuring it arrives in pristine condition. An agent will contact you to schedule a curb-side delivery appointment. A valid phone number is required at time of purchase.
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Unleash Your Power with XMARK
With dual 200 lb weight stacks and a standard 2:1 stack to resistance ratio, this unit provides true isolateral-based movements and a variety of options for muscle targeting and isolation.
19 LEVELS OF ADJUSTAMENT
Featuring 19 adjustment levels, the XMARK Functional Trainer allows you to focus on specific muscle groups to customize your exercise routines.
200 LB WEIGHT STACKS
Dual 200 lb weight stacks with a 2:1 resistance ratio allow users of various fitness levels to tailor the intensity of their workouts to their needs.
PULL UP STATION
The multi-grip pull-up bar offers diverse hand positions, promoting upper body development, enhanced grip strength, and increased workout variety.
SMOOTH PULLEY SYSTEM
The commercial-grade pull-up rig and pulley system of the XMARK Functional Trainer offer exceptional solidity and smoothness.
FREIGHT SHIPMENT
Recognizing this is a substantial customer investment, this product is shipped in a robust crate via freight carrier to ensure impeccable condition upon arrival. An agent will call to coordinate a curb-side delivery. For this reason a valid phone number is required at time of purchase.
Assembly | Assembly is required; Instructional video is available for your product assembly |
Height | 84" |
Width | 65" |
Depth | 43.5" |
Distance Between Pulleys | 60" |
Distance Between Weight Stacks | 48" |
Weight Plates | 10 lb weight plates, 1" thick |
Dual Weight Stacks | 200 lbs each |
Total Weight Stacks | 400 lbs |
Ratio | 2:1 |
Number of Heights Adjustments | 19 levels of adjustment |
Highest Pulley Point | 78" |
Lowest Pulley Point | 12" |
Cable Travel Length | 81" |
Pull Up Station | Split Grip Pull-Up Bar |
Accessories | hand straps, long strap handles, triceps rope, short bar, long bar, leg extension leg curl strap, ankle strap |
Can you easily move the machine after assembly or is it too heavy?
No, we wouldn't advise this. This is a very heavy unit. It's best to decide where you would like this unit prior to assembly.
What is the pulley ratio?
This unit has a 2:1 resistance ratio. With dual weight stacks of 200 lbs each, this is enough weight to challenge even the experienced lifter.
Which bench do you recommend with this FT?
We offer several adjustable bench options. The XM-7630, XM-9022, and XM-9010 are great choices. Any of these would work great with this unit.
Does the XM-7626 come with any accessories?
Yes, included are handle straps, long handle straps, triceps rope, short bar, long bar, leg curl strap and an ankle strap.
How does this ship?
This product ships via freight carrier. An agent will contact you to schedule a curb-side delivery appointment. For this reason, a valid phone number is required at time of purchase.
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ASIN | B00823OQHU |
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Customer Reviews |
4.9 out of 5 stars |
Best Sellers Rank | #95,457 in Sports & Outdoors (See Top 100 in Sports & Outdoors) #115 in Home Gym Systems |
Date First Available | May 10, 2012 |
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Customers like the quality, sturdiness, value, and smoothness of the strength training machine. For example, they mention it's an excellent piece of gym quality equipment, well built, and worth the money. That said, opinions are mixed on ease of assembly.
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Customers are satisfied with the quality of the strength training machine. They mention that it's an excellent piece of gym quality equipment, fantastic, and professional grade. Some say that it is tough to assemble, but once the cables are put together, it'll be there for good. Overall, customers are happy with their purchase and recommend it to others.
"...Construction is sturdy, and good materials used - particularly for the price - very good value from my perspective-..." Read more
"...Otherwise, it's a really great product that works exactly as you'd expect...." Read more
"...Overall, it is very well made, almost commercial quality. It is very sturdy and doesn’t budge when I do pull-ups (I’m 6’3, 235lbs.)...." Read more
"...And just for that now they are at 5 stars! Great customer service! Great products! Buy from them!" Read more
Customers are satisfied with the sturdiness of the strength training machine. They mention that it's well built, has thick, strong straps, and is getting a lot of use.
"...Packaging of parts was well done- Construction is sturdy, and good materials used - particularly for the price - very good value from my..." Read more
"...These are sturdy enough, but can be kind of difficult to get into the right place on your body...." Read more
"...The short and long handles are very thick, strong straps, and the handles are covered in rubber and not plastic, like the handles I already had in..." Read more
"...However, the superb quality and feel of the XMark after assembly far outweighed the negatives in putting it together...." Read more
Customers are satisfied with the value of the strength training machine. They mention that it is well worth the money, not cheap at all, and easy to use.
"...is sturdy, and good materials used - particularly for the price - very good value from my perspective-..." Read more
"...And, if used regularly, well worth the money." Read more
"...It is very well made and worth every penny!! JUST BEWARE, when you purchase this you are also offered for a service to put the machine together...." Read more
"...We love using the machine as it is top grade quality and well worth the price. It is very solid and very well built...." Read more
Customers are satisfied with the smoothness of the strength training machine. They mention that the pulleys and slide mechanism are smooth. The machine has smooth operation, and the cables glide smoothly. It is a sturdy machine that will last a long time.
"...Machine doesn't move an inch, and I can now use it without fail...." Read more
"...It moves very smoothly, but since the plates are not rubber it will make a sound when they are released, no more than you’ll hear at the gym...." Read more
"...Once my wife and I had assembled it, I was quite pleased with the smooth operation and solid feel of the XMark...." Read more
"Very sturdy, smooth operation and enough weight for a good workout for me anyway, and it doesn’t take up to much room. Glad I purchased it" Read more
Customers are satisfied with the performance of the strength training machine. They mention that it is excellent workout equipment for the whole body, a fantastic exercise machine, and a great addition to the gym. It is perfect for a quick workout, and an efficient one. Some say that it's the best piece of fitness equipment they own and able to provide a full body workout.
"...I've seen this exact model in actual gyms before, and it's great in your home gym if you have this kind of space to work with." Read more
"...It is an excellent workout equipment for the whole body...." Read more
"...There seem to be almost endless options for different exercises, same as the ones at the gym, just sized for home...." Read more
"...There are exercises included on a poster, which is great, but we have discovered even more not listed, especially for legs...." Read more
Customers find the strength training machine super versatile, easy to maintain, and tall enough for those above 6 feet. They say it gives them so many options and is perfect for their needs. Customers also mention that the possibilities are unlimited and that it fills a lot of needs.
"...and a few other machines for the most part, this one machine fills a lot of needs...." Read more
"Super versatile, easy to maintain, tall enough for those of us above 6ft. I've owned one since last winter (8 months) and use it 3-4 times a week...." Read more
"...the large range of cable heights and attachment options make it very versatile...." Read more
"...For a home gym I think this machine is fantastic. It meets all of my needs at home...." Read more
Customers like the attachments that come with the strength training machine. They say the basic attachments are nice and well constructed. Customers also appreciate that the machine operates nicely and comes with a good assortment of attachments. They mention that the system comes with two foot attachments for doing leg exercises. Customers say the quality is great and assembly is straightforward. They also appreciate the extra extensions and that all the pieces were accounted for.
"...First, the system comes with two foot attachments for doing leg exercises. One is a simple loop meant to wrap around an ankle...." Read more
"...Other than that, the machine is great. The accessories are nice and well constructed too...." Read more
"...It comes with basic attachments, but I purchased additional ankle straps, bands, etc...." Read more
"...I do not regret my decision to buy at all. It also comes with some extra extensions which are nice but I had most of them already...." Read more
Customers are mixed about the ease of assembly of the strength training machine. Some mention that the instructions are spot on and the individual pieces are quite manageable. However, others say that the assembling instructions are not that great, just a couple pictures, and not clear enough for someone that is new to the product. The set up can take awhile and some of it is not super easy to do with one person.
"...Cable Routing is not complex, but there are few tips I learned from the first one, that I then used on the other side, and it went much faster...." Read more
"...Everything is packed very organized and easy to unpack. You will have to unpack both main boxes to get the pieces to start the assembly. The 10lb...." Read more
"...Nevertheless, it was possible, just very, very difficult, and I was able to complete assembly...." Read more
"...On the plus side, the parts were well organized and laid out in an easy to use format...." Read more
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I will break this review down into 4 parts. 1. Things I like. 2. Things I would improve 3. Lessons Learned from Assembly. 4. Some additional things I did to improve my unit
Assembly time: 4 hours (But I wasn't rushing, and had a couple beers toward the end)
One person assembly, but two people is better with first couple of steps just to get the horizontal bars tied to the main uprights.
1. Things I like:
- Description, pictures, elements, all as indicated - all high quality
- Packaging was large (spread over two pallets and very heavy), but as described, and well assembled
- Instructions were simple (too simple in a couple of cases), but the pictures were accurate
- Packaging of parts was well done
- Construction is sturdy, and good materials used - particularly for the price - very good value from my perspective
- Machine operates as if you were using a very high-end commercial machine at a gym. There isn't much I would change about the machine itself. Sturdy, easy to use.
- 200 lbs per side, for a total of 400 lbs. This benefit alone is a part of the true value, as weight plates aren't cheap.
- Customer Service. I had one issue with assembly (see below), that was resolved within 24 hours. Very impressed in that there were no questions asked - new cable shipped - no complaint forms, etc., Very responsive.
2. Things I would improve:
- Numbering of packages didn't always match that of the drawings. Use the drawings - they match, and are true to form.
- Instructions were written by someone who does not speak English as their first language. Very simple written instructions with no tips or ideas to make assembly simpler.
- Some signs of rust to non-painted surfaces inside of the tubes on the machine - I am sure my machines was on a container ship, so I sprayed some oil, and it will likely stop the rusting, but they may want to dip the tubing vs. painting outside only
- Front Support Legs don't truly keep the machine from rocking with anything pulled from pull-up bars. I tie a TRX strap to the cross-bar, and I could easily tip the machine forward in a very uncomfortable angle (See fix below).
3. Lessons Learned from Assembly:
- The pictures are true to form, and show all pieces. Instruction written words were not as simple to follow. I found myself just following the pictures.
- They are 100% right - don't tighten everything until done. I only needed someone else's help once - when attaching the rear cross-brace / gear hangers to the large uprights. Once these are assembled to each other, this is a true one-person job.
- Cable Routing is not complex, but there are few tips I learned from the first one, that I then used on the other side, and it went much faster.
- 1. Feed the cable AS YOU GO with the pulleys. The cable CAN NOT BE FISHED THROUGH MACHINE WITH PULLEYS IN PLACE.
- 2. Start with the end that has the threads / lock nut on that you will screw into the handle / pin assembly at the end. The reason for this is simple: By feeding this end through the machine, you will be fishing the line through the up-rite tube of the machine going down, letting gravity work with you. Starting from the other end will cause frustration, as you will have to push it up through the machine against gravity
- 3. Fish the cable past each pulley location, and then install the pulley. It holds the cable in place, and if you make a mistake - you haven't gone too far.
- 4. Don't forget that there are two holes in the top of the weight-assembly bracket you have to fish the cable through. I missed one by mistake and had to go backwards
- 5. Don't tighten pulley lock nuts past hand tight until the whole process is done.
WARNING: Don't do what I did!! There are two cable guides / safety angle bars that prevent the cables from jumping out of the pulley grove. These are both installed on the highest-up pulleys - clearly shown in the picture. I tightened these up, and without me noticing, instead of resting straight up and down (which they should), when you tighten the lock-nut, the angle iron has a tendency to push down against the wire (you will see what I mean). When I went to pull the cable at to test it, this angle-iron cable guard was rubbing up against the cable, and stripped the plastic sheathing off of the cable. Make sure your cable guards are vertical, and not resting against the pulley once it is tight.
4. Some things I did to improve my unit.
- TRX Straps - can't have a functional trainer without them.
- Made a jig for the number setting on the weight so it was easier to apply them.
- The legs of the machine to not keep it stable if you use a TRX band. If you look at the picture, I attached the top horizontal back rail of the machine to the wall with wall anchor plates. I put these plates into the studs of the wall, and used a nylon strap to attach the machine to the anchor plates. Machine doesn't move an inch, and I can now use it without fail.
All in all, I am thrilled with this machine. It is exactly what I needed, and wanted. Assembly was not overly difficult, and customer service was fantastic. I feel like I got more than I paid for, and I am very happy with the machine. Well done!!
Reviewed in the United States on February 16, 2021
I will break this review down into 4 parts. 1. Things I like. 2. Things I would improve 3. Lessons Learned from Assembly. 4. Some additional things I did to improve my unit
Assembly time: 4 hours (But I wasn't rushing, and had a couple beers toward the end)
One person assembly, but two people is better with first couple of steps just to get the horizontal bars tied to the main uprights.
1. Things I like:
- Description, pictures, elements, all as indicated - all high quality
- Packaging was large (spread over two pallets and very heavy), but as described, and well assembled
- Instructions were simple (too simple in a couple of cases), but the pictures were accurate
- Packaging of parts was well done
- Construction is sturdy, and good materials used - particularly for the price - very good value from my perspective
- Machine operates as if you were using a very high-end commercial machine at a gym. There isn't much I would change about the machine itself. Sturdy, easy to use.
- 200 lbs per side, for a total of 400 lbs. This benefit alone is a part of the true value, as weight plates aren't cheap.
- Customer Service. I had one issue with assembly (see below), that was resolved within 24 hours. Very impressed in that there were no questions asked - new cable shipped - no complaint forms, etc., Very responsive.
2. Things I would improve:
- Numbering of packages didn't always match that of the drawings. Use the drawings - they match, and are true to form.
- Instructions were written by someone who does not speak English as their first language. Very simple written instructions with no tips or ideas to make assembly simpler.
- Some signs of rust to non-painted surfaces inside of the tubes on the machine - I am sure my machines was on a container ship, so I sprayed some oil, and it will likely stop the rusting, but they may want to dip the tubing vs. painting outside only
- Front Support Legs don't truly keep the machine from rocking with anything pulled from pull-up bars. I tie a TRX strap to the cross-bar, and I could easily tip the machine forward in a very uncomfortable angle (See fix below).
3. Lessons Learned from Assembly:
- The pictures are true to form, and show all pieces. Instruction written words were not as simple to follow. I found myself just following the pictures.
- They are 100% right - don't tighten everything until done. I only needed someone else's help once - when attaching the rear cross-brace / gear hangers to the large uprights. Once these are assembled to each other, this is a true one-person job.
- Cable Routing is not complex, but there are few tips I learned from the first one, that I then used on the other side, and it went much faster.
- 1. Feed the cable AS YOU GO with the pulleys. The cable CAN NOT BE FISHED THROUGH MACHINE WITH PULLEYS IN PLACE.
- 2. Start with the end that has the threads / lock nut on that you will screw into the handle / pin assembly at the end. The reason for this is simple: By feeding this end through the machine, you will be fishing the line through the up-rite tube of the machine going down, letting gravity work with you. Starting from the other end will cause frustration, as you will have to push it up through the machine against gravity
- 3. Fish the cable past each pulley location, and then install the pulley. It holds the cable in place, and if you make a mistake - you haven't gone too far.
- 4. Don't forget that there are two holes in the top of the weight-assembly bracket you have to fish the cable through. I missed one by mistake and had to go backwards
- 5. Don't tighten pulley lock nuts past hand tight until the whole process is done.
WARNING: Don't do what I did!! There are two cable guides / safety angle bars that prevent the cables from jumping out of the pulley grove. These are both installed on the highest-up pulleys - clearly shown in the picture. I tightened these up, and without me noticing, instead of resting straight up and down (which they should), when you tighten the lock-nut, the angle iron has a tendency to push down against the wire (you will see what I mean). When I went to pull the cable at to test it, this angle-iron cable guard was rubbing up against the cable, and stripped the plastic sheathing off of the cable. Make sure your cable guards are vertical, and not resting against the pulley once it is tight.
4. Some things I did to improve my unit.
- TRX Straps - can't have a functional trainer without them.
- Made a jig for the number setting on the weight so it was easier to apply them.
- The legs of the machine to not keep it stable if you use a TRX band. If you look at the picture, I attached the top horizontal back rail of the machine to the wall with wall anchor plates. I put these plates into the studs of the wall, and used a nylon strap to attach the machine to the anchor plates. Machine doesn't move an inch, and I can now use it without fail.
All in all, I am thrilled with this machine. It is exactly what I needed, and wanted. Assembly was not overly difficult, and customer service was fantastic. I feel like I got more than I paid for, and I am very happy with the machine. Well done!!
The package weighs over 700 pounds and arrives in a wooden crate on a pallet via freight delivery. The folks at the last mile freight company were professional and friendly, both on the phone when they called to set up delivery and at my home when they delivered it. The machine was for use in my basement home gym. Do not expect to have the package delivered indoors or up or down a flight of stairs. It's just too big and weighs too much. I unboxed it in my garage and carried all the individual parts downstairs. Not any single piece of this was too heavy to carry by myself, although the frame pieces were large and somewhat unwieldy. No big deal.
Assembly took a few hours, but it was not terribly complicated. The printed instructions are clear, written in good English (sometimes you get bad translations out of other languages with these products, but this one was very good). The user's manual has a very large exploded view of the machine, which was very helpful for seeing how certain parts of the equipment came together. There's also a 10-minute video on Youtube that shows how to do these things, and that was helpful as a better visual aid than some of the images in the book. It's very helpful to have a second person during certain parts of the assembly (especially the initial frame construction), but not impossible (just frustrating at a couple key points in the process).
The only part of this assembly that didn't quite go as described in the documents was the rubber fitting that slides over the cable ends. The video shows the fitting sliding very easily into place. On mine, this was very difficult to do since it was just slightly too tight to slide on. It took me several minutes just to get this one piece in place. I tried using tools, but it threatened to tear the rubber, so I quit that right away. I had my wife try to make sure I wasn't crazy, and she had trouble with it as well. Nevertheless, it was possible, just very, very difficult, and I was able to complete assembly.
In general, you probably want a short stepladder to help with reaching some of the higher-up points. It's also very useful to have a socket wrench and ratcheting screwdriver to make this easier to assemble. The package comes with one or two small spanners, which were useful for tightening some bolts in small spaces, but generally they would have impeded the assembly. A proper set of tools is invaluable in building this.
Once assembled, the thing works great. Before, I had some hand weights and other flexible-use equipment, but found myself spending too much time swapping out weight plates between exercises or shifting equipment out in my basement space. With the cable machine, I have a lot more exercises at my fingertips, and switching modes of exercise takes almost no time at all. I can go up or down in weight with the shifting of a pin instead of unscrewing a nut to add or remove weight plates. Most of the workouts that I do can be done without any equipment other than the cable machine, so I do a lot less mode-shifting in the gym now. Couldn't be happier.
If I had to quibble on something, I'd say two things. First, the system comes with two foot attachments for doing leg exercises. One is a simple loop meant to wrap around an ankle. The other is a few straps designed to stay cinched up on your shoe. These are sturdy enough, but can be kind of difficult to get into the right place on your body. The second thing is that it comes with a poster demonstrating various exercises you can do on the machine. It's nice if you're not familiar with what you might use this equipment for, but it came rolled and folded in a way that makes it so I can't unroll/unfold it. There is a crease in the bottom of the poster causing it to roll backwards at the bottom. Still, I don't anticipate hanging this thing, so it's not that big of a deal.
If you're in the market for a high-end, professional cable machine, this is a great option. Don't buy if you have a very tiny space to work out in (it's quite large, but the dimensions on the product page are accurate). Don't buy unless you're committed enough to swallow the cost (it's almost 3 grand after taxes and shipping). Otherwise, it's a really great product that works exactly as you'd expect. I've seen this exact model in actual gyms before, and it's great in your home gym if you have this kind of space to work with.