Inspire FT1 Functional Trainer

A great addition for the Inspire FT1 is that it's going to be able to come with all of the attachments ranging anywhere from your tricep, extension ro...

They even have attachments if you're a golfer to mimic rotation and swinging, baseball bat, tennis player where you can kind of get those exact moveme...

I don't see how you can not get your money's worth out of it.

Gyms shut down again on the weekend, so I said fuck it and bought myself a sweet functional trainer (Inspire FT1) for my basement gym. It took forever to put together and when I was done, one plate on each stack was backwards. I had to take the whole damn thing apart again because there's no way I could live with that. By the time I finished putting it back together (10 minutes ago) I was too tired to use it.

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 ...

Pulled the trigger on the Inspire FT1 over the FTX because I got leftover inspire weights to complete the stack. Looking forward to its smaller footprint compared to my AIO multigym and FT2.

Gonna also do some mods to it.

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 ...

The gyms were closed so I was forced to finally set up a home gym. I've been working out at gyms for almost 40 years, starting at the YMCA when I was 14. I research purchases obsessively, especially important purchases like this, and there was simply no beating a functional trainer as a piece of gym...

Bought mine locally, was installed by the shop so can't say much about assembly. They were singing, so I guess it wasn't so bad. As an exercise machine this is about as good as it gets, offering 1 or 2 arm/leg exercises in pretty much any direction you can think of. I can perhaps explain how good th...

Easy to put together. Attach rear lower brace loosely, align and attach pull-up bar loosely, build rear display and mount while attaching top rear brace. Tighten everything down. Raise both pulleys to the top, pull weight bar off rods and swing over the side's respective pulley, add weights, unscrew...