Mikolo Smith Machine Home Gym, 2200 lbs Power Rack Cage with Cable Crossover, Weight Bar, 360° Landmine, Barbell Holders and Other Attachments, Total Body Strength Training Cage on sale for $699.99
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Mikolo Smith Machine Home Gym, 2200 lbs Power Rack Cage with Cable Crossover, Weight Bar, 360° Landmine, Barbell Holders and Other Attachments, Total Body Strength Training Cage on sale for $699.99
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This Mikolo Smith Machine Home Gym is described as a very versatile all in one rack that feels like a beast once assembled, with smooth cables when everything is tightened correctly. The manual lists it at 70.7 inches wide, 56.6 inches long, and 89.4 inches high, so it needs plenty of floor space and extra clearance for pull ups. Assembly is heavy, with roughly 500 bolts and several boxes, so an electric screwdriver helps. The cable height may also be low for full lat pulldowns, making it a strong fit if your room can handle the footprint.
Home gym builders who want a versatile all-in-one rack, because it covers everything they need and the cable system can feel buttery smooth when assembled and tightened correctly.
People who want full lat pulldown extension from a seated position, because the highest cable position can sit too low and force a decline-bench setup.
The manual lists it at 70.7" W x 56.6" L x 89.4" H, and you need extra clearance above that for pull-ups and assembly. Several owners also note it has a large footprint, so it's best for a dedicated gym space.
The Temu version can arrive as the Mikolo M4, and some units come with Mikolo branding while others do not. The machine itself is described as the same red-and-black model, with only minor cosmetic differences such as logo placement.
Assembly is substantial: one owner estimated about 500 bolts, and another spent around 10 hours over 2 days building it alone. An electric screwdriver is strongly recommended to avoid a very long hand-assembly process.
The Temu price can fluctuate almost daily, and one buyer got a refund for the difference after the listing dropped back down. It helps to watch the listing and request a price adjustment if the price falls.
When assembled and tightened correctly, the cable system can be buttery smooth. The included plastic pulleys reportedly do not need upgrading to aluminum for better operation.
Sorry for the confusion - I bought this exact model from temu (Mikolo M4). The only difference, the one I received did not have the "Mikolo" logos on the sheet metal covering the top pullies. All in all, literally the same machine in the red and black color combo.
I was also considering purchasing aluminum pullies from temu to replace the plastic ones this equipment includes. After fully assembling it and thoroughly testing everything, there is currently no benefit to upgrading to aluminum. The cable system is buttery smooth as long as you correctly assemble everything and tighten everything fully at the end.
Feel free to ask more questions.
Funny enough, the difference with mine (the M7) is that mine came with the Mikolo logos on the sheet metal.
Agreed with all of your posts here. I've bought some other fitness equipment from Temu since. Just be careful looking at whether something you expect to be a single is a pair, or whether it's the size it appears to be (for example, crash pads for deadlifts on Temu generally look like 2x2" squares but if you look at the description, they're only 1x2" which makes for too small a landing zone for me).
Sorry for the confusion - I bought this exact model from temu (Mikolo M4). The only difference, the one I received did not have the "Mikolo" logos on the sheet metal covering the top pullies. All in all, literally the same machine in the red and black color combo.
I was also considering purchasing aluminum pullies from temu to replace the plastic ones this equipment includes. After fully assembling it and thoroughly testing everything, there is currently no benefit to upgrading to aluminum. The cable system is buttery smooth as long as you correctly assemble everything and tighten everything fully at the end.
There is also this 2500lb Smith Machine Power Rack at Temu (https://www.temu.com/-machine-all...55563.html) for $609.13. Not sure why this is cheaper if it is built more heavy duty unless the weight limit/capacity is a bit fake.
I was following the last guy's lead in not posting the link, I assumed it was against the rules, but if not, here's the link (item HM159216): https://share.temu.com/ed7JYn86yRC
The price fluctuates almost daily (it was 650 two days ago, 639 yesterday). I saw it originally at 539, then up to 700 or something and ended up buying it at $650 because I'm impatient. Temu refunded me the difference when the price dropped back to 539 a few days later (but you have to keep an eye on it and request the adjustment). It isn't labeled as "Mikolo" on Temu but mine came with Mikolo branding all over.
It's not perfect, there are definitely a couple things that annoy me, but I'm down in my gym almost every day and now, months later, I continue to be blown away by what an insane value it is.
Happy to answer any questions about it!
There is also this 2500lb Smith Machine Power Rack at Temu (https://www.temu.com/-machine-all...55563.html) for $609.13. Not sure why this is cheaper if it is built more heavy duty unless the weight limit/capacity is a bit fake.
Anyone have any promo codes for Temu?
The second one is the one I have. I love it, but based on the videos and pics of the first one, one of the reasons it's cheaper is likely how the cable system works. My rack uses a plate loaded pulley on a single square pillar. It's not a particularly smooth motion, basically doesn't work with very light weight and requires exactly equally loaded sides or it will bind. The other rack seems to have a dual tube setup for the weighting of the pulleys, which I can almost guarantee will be a much smoother motion.
The first one also looks taller, though I haven't checked. It's not a huge deal but when using the cables for lat pulldowns. I have to sit on the end of my bench at a decline, because the highest cable position is too low for full extension.
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I was following the last guy's lead in not posting the link, I assumed it was against the rules, but if not, here's the link (item HM159216): https://share.temu.com/ed7JYn86yRCThe price fluctuates almost daily (it was 650 two days ago, 639 yesterday). I saw it originally at 539, then up to 700 or something and ended up buying it at $650 because I'm impatient. Temu refunded me the difference when the price dropped back to 539 a few days later (but you have to keep an eye on it and request the adjustment). It isn't labeled as "Mikolo" on Temu but mine came with Mikolo branding all over.It's not perfect, there are definitely a couple things that annoy me, but I'm down in my gym almost every day and now, months later, I continue to be blown away by what an insane value it is. Happy to answer any questions about it!
Thanks for sharing the link!
One question the refund was by the seller or temu? It's true 2 x 2 thick metal?
Finally how do you like the 1:1 system?
I have the Mikolo M7, bought from Temu (of all places) for $539 and it is honestly fantastic. This looks like a better version of mine in some respects, maybe not in some others. I would consider it for $700 if I were starting again. It looks like it has a bigger footprint though, and mine already takes up a lot of space, so consider carefully the room you want it in.
Temu can really surprise you with some of their deals. How tall is your set?
Temu can really surprise you with some of their deals. How tall is your set?
Their online manual says 70.7" (W) x 56.6" (L) x 89.4" (H). Bear in mind you'll want space above that for pull-ups (and assembly). Seems like it's been discontinued though, unfortunately.
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This Mikolo Smith Machine Home Gym is described as a very versatile all in one rack that feels like a beast once assembled, with smooth cables when everything is tightened correctly. The manual lists it at 70.7 inches wide, 56.6 inches long, and 89.4 inches high, so it needs plenty of floor space and extra clearance for pull ups. Assembly is heavy, with roughly 500 bolts and several boxes, so an electric screwdriver helps. The cable height may also be low for full lat pulldowns, making it a strong fit if your room can handle the footprint.
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The manual lists it at 70.7" W x 56.6" L x 89.4" H, and you need extra clearance above that for pull-ups and assembly. Several owners also note it has a large footprint, so it's best for a dedicated gym space.
The Temu version can arrive as the Mikolo M4, and some units come with Mikolo branding while others do not. The machine itself is described as the same red-and-black model, with only minor cosmetic differences such as logo placement.
Assembly is substantial: one owner estimated about 500 bolts, and another spent around 10 hours over 2 days building it alone. An electric screwdriver is strongly recommended to avoid a very long hand-assembly process.
The Temu price can fluctuate almost daily, and one buyer got a refund for the difference after the listing dropped back down. It helps to watch the listing and request a price adjustment if the price falls.
When assembled and tightened correctly, the cable system can be buttery smooth. The included plastic pulleys reportedly do not need upgrading to aluminum for better operation.
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Sorry for the confusion - I bought this exact model from temu (Mikolo M4). The only difference, the one I received did not have the "Mikolo" logos on the sheet metal covering the top pullies. All in all, literally the same machine in the red and black color combo.
I was also considering purchasing aluminum pullies from temu to replace the plastic ones this equipment includes. After fully assembling it and thoroughly testing everything, there is currently no benefit to upgrading to aluminum. The cable system is buttery smooth as long as you correctly assemble everything and tighten everything fully at the end.
Feel free to ask more questions.
Agreed with all of your posts here. I've bought some other fitness equipment from Temu since. Just be careful looking at whether something you expect to be a single is a pair, or whether it's the size it appears to be (for example, crash pads for deadlifts on Temu generally look like 2x2" squares but if you look at the description, they're only 1x2" which makes for too small a landing zone for me).
Sorry for the confusion - I bought this exact model from temu (Mikolo M4). The only difference, the one I received did not have the "Mikolo" logos on the sheet metal covering the top pullies. All in all, literally the same machine in the red and black color combo.
I was also considering purchasing aluminum pullies from temu to replace the plastic ones this equipment includes. After fully assembling it and thoroughly testing everything, there is currently no benefit to upgrading to aluminum. The cable system is buttery smooth as long as you correctly assemble everything and tighten everything fully at the end.
Feel free to ask more questions.
https://www.temu.com/-machine-hom...21829.htm
There is also this 2500lb Smith Machine Power Rack at Temu (https://www.temu.com/-machine-all...55563.htm
Anyone have any promo codes for Temu?
The price fluctuates almost daily (it was 650 two days ago, 639 yesterday). I saw it originally at 539, then up to 700 or something and ended up buying it at $650 because I'm impatient. Temu refunded me the difference when the price dropped back to 539 a few days later (but you have to keep an eye on it and request the adjustment). It isn't labeled as "Mikolo" on Temu but mine came with Mikolo branding all over.
It's not perfect, there are definitely a couple things that annoy me, but I'm down in my gym almost every day and now, months later, I continue to be blown away by what an insane value it is.
Happy to answer any questions about it!
There is also this 2500lb Smith Machine Power Rack at Temu (https://www.temu.com/-machine-all...55563.htm
Anyone have any promo codes for Temu?
The first one also looks taller, though I haven't checked. It's not a huge deal but when using the cables for lat pulldowns. I have to sit on the end of my bench at a decline, because the highest cable position is too low for full extension.
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One question the refund was by the seller or temu? It's true 2 x 2 thick metal?
Finally how do you like the 1:1 system?
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