REP FT-3000
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PRODUCT HIGHLIGHTS
- Only 34 inches in depth
- Ships partially assembled
- Lifetime frame warranty
- Sells for $2,150, a relatively low cost for a functional trainer
Pros & Cons
What We Like...
- Great price for a quality functional trainer
- Compact and lightweight
- Ships partially assembled
What Needs Improvement...
- May be too short for taller lifters
- No included attachments
- Requires a bit of a break-in period
Product Summary
The REP FT-3000 Functional Trainer is one of the best budget-friendly and compact functional trainers on the market. At 34 inches deep and 53 inches long, it’s smaller than most other functional trainers and should fit in most garage gyms. And unlike other machines that take countless hours to assemble, the FT-3000 ships partially put together and should take two people no longer than two hours to install.
At $2,150, this is not the cheapest functional trainer out there, but anything cheaper than this is likely to be made with non-durable materials. This thing, on the other hand, is heavy-duty and built to last. The cables do require a bit of a break-in period before they start feeling buttery smooth, but after a few days, you should have no problems with it.
The dual weight stacks go up to 180 pounds each with a 2:1 ratio, meaning you get a maximum effective weight of 90 pounds per side.
Specs
| Footprint | 78" H x 53" L x34" D |
|---|---|
| Maximum effective load | 90 lbs |
| Cable travel | 81" |
Summary
The REP FT-3000 is a functional trainer that helps you save on space and money, but still delivers on quality.
