Select Costco Wholesale Locations have for their
Members: Inspire Fitness FTX Functional Trainer with Bench & 1-Year Inspire Fitness App Subscription on sale for
$999.99.
Shipping is free.
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Note: Availability for shipping may vary by location. Delivery, in a box, to the room of choice on the ground floor only. It does NOT include installation or package removal.
Features: - 1 Year Inspire Fitness App Subscription Included
- Includes Folding Adjustable Bench
- Tricep Rope, 2 Deluxe D Handles, Dip Belt, and Dual Hook Curl Bar
- Dual Weight Stacks: (15) 10lb Plates & (1) 15lb Top Plate
Additional Savings:
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- Buy 2 Items, Save $100
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- Buy 5 or more Items, Save $400
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There's enough plates that you won't need any additional weight with possibly the exceptions being tricep pull-downs or rows. Attachments are sold on Amazon if you want to add more weight (I haven't yet and I'm still able to get a great workout in).
BL: If I had to do it all over, I'd happily buy this set up again.
Having a total gym at home is such a game changer. The time used to go to and from the gym can be spent on the machine.
You can do almost everything with some creativity
My body has totally transformed and I am in the best shape of my life because of it.
FTs are primarily intended for acessory work, but you could add a Gym Pin, King Pin, etc. if you wanted to add weight to the stack. I wouldn't go more than a couple plates per side though unless you add 2 pins per side. Otherwise the center of gravity is pushed too far out and the stack will lean, which causes drag on the guide rods.
They would not bring it upstairs. However, it comes in pieces so you could simply take it piece by piece upstairs. Your floor should support this np. It's designed for residential use and not insanely heavy.
The FT1 can easily have weight added. You just buy the additional plates and you're good to go. The FTX is a little trickier. You would need the top plate w/ post for each side from the FT1 + the FT1 additional plates and then a shorter cable. FT1 cables might work or you might need to have the cables custom cut by a gym shop as I don't think Inspire offers them anymore. Alternately, consdier a pair of Gym Pins, King Pins, etc.
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Also how is it delivered. I live upstairs but it says "Ground Floor Delivery Only* (installation NOT included)"
Room of choice, but does that mean they wouldn't bring it upstairs to my condo?
There's enough plates that you won't need any additional weight with possibly the exceptions being tricep pull-downs or rows. Attachments are sold on Amazon if you want to add more weight (I haven't yet and I'm still able to get a great workout in).
BL: If I had to do it all over, I'd happily buy this set up again.
I'm 6' 3" with long arms and there are times that it does feel a little short. I haven't felt limited by it but it's seemed close. If possible, I'd recommend checking one out in person before dropping this kind of money and assembling it only to find it won't work for you.
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You can't use the pull up bar with your legs straight
The bench would be way too low for you
Off topic: don't forget resistance bands. Game changer with a few well placed ceiling or wall hooks.
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