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expired1dash1 posted Sep 30, 2020 9:41 PM

Costco Members: Inspire Fitness FTX Functional Trainer + 1-Year Inspire Fitness

$1,300

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Costco Wholesale has for Members: Inspire Fitness FTX Functional Trainer w/ Bench + 1-Year Inspire Fitness App Subscription on sale for $1299.99. Shipping is free. Thanks 1dash1

Note, non members are subject to a 5% surcharge making total $1365.

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The Inspire Folding Bench offers 5 adjustable positions for any exercise and folds flat after your workout for storage. Stay motivated and reach your goals at home with unlimited access to first class workouts from our own elite trainers with the Inspire Fitness App. Follow custom training programs and track your progress. -slickdewmaster

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Costco Wholesale has for Members: Inspire Fitness FTX Functional Trainer w/ Bench + 1-Year Inspire Fitness App Subscription on sale for $1299.99. Shipping is free. Thanks 1dash1

Note, non members are subject to a 5% surcharge making total $1365.

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Written by slickdewmaster | Staff
The Inspire Folding Bench offers 5 adjustable positions for any exercise and folds flat after your workout for storage. Stay motivated and reach your goals at home with unlimited access to first class workouts from our own elite trainers with the Inspire Fitness App. Follow custom training programs and track your progress. -slickdewmaster

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ZeroRiverDealsSep 30, 2020 9:48 PM
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Quote from ZeroRiverDeals :
OOS for me
This deal is for Costco.
The Amazon link is to see reviews.
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Sep 30, 2020 9:56 PM
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BaconOnWheelsSep 30, 2020 9:56 PM
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This is nice! Wish I had the room for it, would buy one
Sep 30, 2020 11:58 PM
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frythSep 30, 2020 11:58 PM
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Intriguing, but a comment on the past thread on this has me worried: "Bought this and later cancelled my order because with a non-upgradeable weight stack of only 165lb and a 1:2 ratio, the max resistance will only be 82.5lb."

That's not much resistance for the bigger compound exercises.
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SpySpyderSep 30, 2020 11:59 PM
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Does this come with squat rack option?
Oct 1, 2020 12:27 AM
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AmusedCircle476Oct 1, 2020 12:27 AM
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Quote from fryth :
Intriguing, but a comment on the past thread on this has me worried: "Bought this and later cancelled my order because with a non-upgradeable weight stack of only 165lb and a 2:1 ratio, the max resistance will only be 82.5lb."

That's not much resistance for the bigger compound exercises.
Think you got it backwards. It supposedly doubles the resistance. Its apparently 330 lbs.
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frythOct 1, 2020 12:32 AM
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Quote from AmusedCircle476 :
Think you got it backwards. It supposedly doubles the resistance. Its apparently 330 lbs.
Sorry, I copied his comment, which is incorrect. From the website: 1:2 resistance ratio

So it halves the weight.

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Quote from fryth :
Intriguing, but a comment on the past thread on this has me worried: "Bought this and later cancelled my order because with a non-upgradeable weight stack of only 165lb and a 1:2 ratio, the max resistance will only be 82.5lb."

That's not much resistance for the bigger compound exercises.
These types of trainers are typically used for accessory movements. Not sure how or why you would want to squat, bench or deadlift with this. Aside from those, this would be enough resistance for any other type of compound movement.
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aim1999xOct 1, 2020 12:46 AM
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Shows out of stock on COSTCO website for my zip code.
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yummOct 1, 2020 12:52 AM
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Great price for a functional trainer that includes accessories and a bench. I was debating between this one and fray fitness but ended up going with fray for more long term usage.

For the vast majority of people looking for something this will suffice. As someone else mentioned, this is mostly for accessory work. 80ish lbs per side is a lot for that.
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Quote from fryth :
Intriguing, but a comment on the past thread on this has me worried: "Bought this and later cancelled my order because with a non-upgradeable weight stack of only 165lb and a 1:2 ratio, the max resistance will only be 82.5lb."

That's not much resistance for the bigger compound exercises.
What kind of cable exercise are you doing that requires more than that? Some janky squat or deadllift variation?
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baylinOct 1, 2020 1:19 AM
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Quote from Junkbot :
What kind of cable exercise are you doing that requires more than that? Some janky squat or deadllift variation?
I bet


...leg press...
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I have this exact model from Costco in my basement. It's been great as everyone mentioned but some information and suggestions for other potential buyers.

1. Weight - This thing is as heavy as you'd expect. It comes on a pallet with three large boxes and a bunch of boxes full of weights. You might be able to move the pieces by yourself but really should be at least two people. It took 4-5 hours to get fully put together.
2. It comes with more resistance that i expected. I debated on ordering additional weight from the manufacturer Day 1 but glad I didn't.
3. Motion - Smoother than i expected. The cable move really smoothly for a non-commercial piece of equipment. For tricep pushdowns it is a little short but it's doable and there many alternatives.
4. Bench - For me, it is basically garbage. It's far too short for practical use and I ended up getting a regular size one off Amazon that is much better.
5. Wall poster - Since i'm not the only one in the house to use it I got a $10 wall poster from Amazon that has a bunch of different types of exercises.
6. Flooring - Costco had some really nice 1/2" foam gym padding I got to put this and other equipment on. If you're even considering it, doing the flooring first will be a hell of a lot easier than after.

Overall i'm very happy with it as it substitutes many other pieces of equipment, and is quick to switch exercises. Hope this was helpful
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Quote from hilti :
I have this exact model from Costco in my basement. It's been great as everyone mentioned but some information and suggestions for other potential buyers.

1. Weight - This thing is as heavy as you'd expect. It comes on a pallet with three large boxes and a bunch of boxes full of weights. You might be able to move the pieces by yourself but really should be at least two people. It took 4-5 hours to get fully put together.
2. It comes with more resistance that i expected. I debated on ordering additional weight from the manufacturer Day 1 but glad I didn't.
3. Motion - Smoother than i expected. The cable move really smoothly for a non-commercial piece of equipment. For tricep pushdowns it is a little short but it's doable and there many alternatives.
4. Bench - For me, it is basically garbage. It's far too short for practical use and I ended up getting a regular size one off Amazon that is much better.
5. Wall poster - Since i'm not the only one in the house to use it I got a $10 wall poster from Amazon that has a bunch of different types of exercises.
6. Flooring - Costco had some really nice 1/2" foam gym padding I got to put this and other equipment on. If you're even considering it, doing the flooring first will be a hell of a lot easier than after.

Overall i'm very happy with it as it substitutes many other pieces of equipment, and is quick to switch exercises. Hope this was helpful
Thanks for the insight! I, too, was considering picking up an additional weight stack. I'll hold off on that based on your comments.

And glad you tipped me off about the bench. I'm 5'6", but my son is 5'9" and he'll be the primary user of the FTX.

Would you happen to have a link to the wall poster?

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