Cable machine · REP Fitness
A compact, free-standing cable machine with two 170 lb weight stacks, 32 pulley heights and a 2:1 ratio. At under 81" tall it suits basements with low ceilings.
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Standard stacks (170 lb per side)
55.3″ W × 35.8″ D × 80.8″ H
3.8
out of 5
A compact, well-thought-out cable machine with 32 pulley heights and long cable travel that fits under low ceilings. The standard stacks top out at 85 lb per side, and it's expensive.
Rated from the brand's published specs, prices and store policies. We haven't used this one in person. Reviewed Nov 6, 2026. How we rate
Build quality
3.5
Dual 170 lb stacks. Frame steel and machine weight aren't published.
Exercise range
5.0
32 pulley heights from 13" to 68" and 81" of cable travel.
Resistance
3.0
10 to 85 lb per side at 2:1. Light for strong lifters unless you add the +$417 upgrade (110 lb per side).
Room fit
4.0
Under 81" tall (78" with the bar inverted) and only 24" wide at the back.
Value
2.5
$2,820 is a lot, even with free shipping and no customs.
Buying in CanadaAutomatic
4.5
Worked out from the store's data. Best way to buy: REP Fitness Canada, stock not shown, free shipping, no customs fees.
Basements with low ceilings where you want lots of cable exercises in a small space.
You're strong on cable work (85 lb per hand is light for some) or on a budget.
Two 170 lb stacks at a 2:1 ratio give 10 to 85 lb at each handle. That's light for heavy rows or pulldowns, but plenty for most cable work. An upgrade raises it to 110 lb per side for $417.
The 81" of cable travel lets you do long movements like pulldowns and cable lunges without running out.
It's under 81" tall, so it clears most basement ceilings, and the back is only 24" wide, so it tucks into a corner. The front is 55.3" wide.
From the brand's own product page.
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