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Model: Inspire Fitness CG3 Home Gym Functional Trainer
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These 100% are absolute incredible home machines. Worth every cent.
But the Costco version, Centr 2 by Inspire, has a 160 lb weight stack per side vs the 110 of this one for $999 when it's on sale, which seems to be a few times a year. I don't think there's any real difference b/w the two, otherwise.
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These 100% are absolute incredible home machines. Worth every cent.
But the Costco version, Centr 2 by Inspire, has a 160 lb weight stack per side vs the 110 of this one for $999 when it's on sale, which seems to be a few times a year. I don't think there's any real difference b/w the two, otherwise.
I absolutely love mine. I've owned it for a few years now and use it daily. I've used different brands and this by far is the best for home/office. If you're debating, just get it at this price!!
I bought the Costco version (back when it was called Inspire FTX) with the 165lb stacks. It is just right for general strength and fitness.
Remember the pulleys cut the effort in half. 55lbs of resistance on each side here seems too light, but it is still an excellent all purpose machine.
I totally missed the costco one a few weeks ago but good thing you mentioned this has a lower weight stack. I'll see if the costco one goes on sale again in October like it did last year.
This is still a great deal, but I don't think they sell add-on weights for either the Centr2 or the CG3 like they did for the original version FT1. I'm not sure why, so take that into consideration.
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I have the Inspire version with the smith bar from Costco. It is more than enough for everything. You can use the smith bar for true weight, but it makes benching and other exercises difficult because you start with the bar on your chest or in the down position.
Love the machine though! I've had it for almost 2 years and use it 5x a week or so.
I have the Inspire version with the smith bar from Costco. It is more than enough for everything. You can use the smith bar for true weight, but it makes benching and other exercises difficult because you start with the bar on your chest or in the down position.
Love the machine though! I've had it for almost 2 years and use it 5x a week or so.
This is good to know, I always regretted not getting the bar one but knowing it has the same limitation of having to start in the down position makes me less regretful.
I bought this during black friday deal for the same price. Super easy to install. Did it all by myself. Delivery dropped it off on my driveway though so I had to open it there and bring in pieces at a time. You can pay extra to have it white glove installed or whatever it's called, but it only took me maybe an hour to do it alone. I'm not a fan of the two long attachments because it goes on both pulleys which I'm not used to, but for around $100, i bought additional attachments from Amazon. The weight might not suffice for serious gym bros, but I think it's more than sufficient for your average user. I also agree with others that the costco deal that comes with bench is good. I had to buy a separate bench for 100.
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But the Costco version, Centr 2 by Inspire, has a 160 lb weight stack per side vs the 110 of this one for $999 when it's on sale, which seems to be a few times a year. I don't think there's any real difference b/w the two, otherwise.
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But the Costco version, Centr 2 by Inspire, has a 160 lb weight stack per side vs the 110 of this one for $999 when it's on sale, which seems to be a few times a year. I don't think there's any real difference b/w the two, otherwise.
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Remember the pulleys cut the effort in half. 55lbs of resistance on each side here seems too light, but it is still an excellent all purpose machine.
Remember the pulleys cut the effort in half. 55lbs of resistance on each side here seems too light, but it is still an excellent all purpose machine.
https://slickdeals.net/f/17572836-centr-2-ftx-functional-trainer-with-folding-bench-and-1-year-centr-app-subscription-included-costco-999-99?src=SiteSear
This is still a great deal, but I don't think they sell add-on weights for either the Centr2 or the CG3 like they did for the original version FT1. I'm not sure why, so take that into consideration.
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Love the machine though! I've had it for almost 2 years and use it 5x a week or so.
https://slickdeals.net/f/17572836-centr-2-ftx-functional-trainer-with-folding-bench-and-1-year-centr-app-subscription-included-costco-999-99?src=SiteSear
Love the machine though! I've had it for almost 2 years and use it 5x a week or so.
Remember the pulleys cut the effort in half. 55lbs of resistance on each side here seems too light, but it is still an excellent all purpose machine.
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