| Product Description: | Not Having Enough Space for Different Gym Equipments? The Mikolo M11 is an upgraded Smith machine home gym built on the proven M4 platform. This all-in-one home gym combines a power rack, Smith machine, functional trainer, cable crossover, lat pulldown station (includes leg holder) , 1:2 ratio low row station (includes footplate attachment), landmine, pull-up station, and dip station into one versatile setup for full body strength training at home. Compared with the M4, the M11 adds stronger 2 mm front uprights, a finer 34-hole adjustment system, a higher front pulley for a fuller range of motion, a rear storage tube for attachment organization, improved spacing around the Smith bar and weight storage, and higher top lock positions that keep the bar farther out of the way between sets. The result is a cleaner, smoother, and more user-friendly home gym system designed for both beginner and advanced lifters. Dimension: Material: 14-gauge Steel Overall Height: 87-in Overall Width: 47.3-in Overall Depth: 70.86-in Weight Post Diameter: 2-in Product Weight: 375 lbs Pulley System Capacity: 400 lbs on each side Safety Catch Capacity: 500 lbs Dip Bar Capacity: 400 lbs Smith Bar Capacity: 600 lbs Weight Capacity: 2200 lbs Cable System Ratio: 1:2 Number of Package: 5 Packages Included: - 1x Smith Machine - 1x T bar - 1x Tricep rope - 2x Cable handle - 1x Cable bar - 1x Lat pull down bar Stronger Frame More Precise Setup: Built on the same all-in-one power rack foundation users love, the M11 takes stability one step further with upgraded 2 mm front uprights for a stronger, more secure training feel. It also improves the adjustment system from the M4’s 15 height settings to 34 holes on both the uprights and pulley columns, giving you more precise placement for J-hooks, safety arms, and cable movements. All-in-One Training System with Fuller ROM: The M11 is designed to support a wide range of upper-body and lower-body workouts in one compact setup. It combines Smith machine training, cable crossover, lat pulldown, low row, pull-ups, dips, landmine work, and other strength movements, helping you train chest, back, shoulders, arms, legs, and core without needing multiple machines. The raised front high pulley also creates a longer range of motion for cable exercises, so movements like lat pulldowns and flys feel smoother, stretch deeper, and work especially well for taller users. More Attachments Better Organization: The M11 is built with a complete storage system to keep your setup organized, efficient, and easy to use. It features 2 barbell holders, 1 attachment storage tube for rack-mounted attachments like J-hooks, dip bars, and safety arms, 4 weight plate storage pins, 2 fractional plate storage pins, and 4 storage hooks for accessories. With dedicated space for bars, plates, and attachments, the rack stays cleaner, equipment is easier to access, and transitions between exercises feel faster and more convenient. Better Walk-Through Space Inside the Rack: The M11 keeps the multi-exercise versatility of the M4, giving you a complete setup for full-body strength training in one machine. It also adds two higher Smith bar lock positions, allowing the bar to be stored farther up and more fully out of the way. This creates better walk-through space inside the rack and makes transitions into movements like RDLs, hip thrusts, and other in-rack exercises more comfortable. We provide a lifetime of component replacement service for customers and contact us with any of your concerns, you will be answered within 12 hours. The item will be shipped in FIVE packages(which may not be arrived at the same time, please check the package status on the carrier's website). |
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M11 Elite 260lb Red $1,169: https://www.walmart.com/ip/seort/19985020938
M11 Elite 260lb Red $1,169: https://www.walmart.com/ip/seort/19985020938
M11 Elite 260lb Red $1,169: https://www.walmart.com/ip/seort/19985020938
The M11 looks almost the same as the M4 2.0 he reviewed, but I did notice a few changes that seem to address some (not all) of the issues he called out on the M4 2.0.
- The M11 uses a different leg hold‑down, which should fix one of the problems he mentioned, but it does remove the "step" feature the M4 2.0 had.
- The weight‑stack horns also no longer block the 10 lb pin hole, and the trolley now has a hole to store the pin.
- The trolley weight horns are angled, and the trolley can be detached from the stack and stored higher up. They show this in the Walmart video with the grunting guy. Hopefully that redesign fixes the alignment issue he showed when you only load plates on only one side of each trolley.
- The rear bar storage looks unchanged, so if you've got low ceilings, you still won't be able to use those.
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The M11 looks almost the same as the M4 2.0 he reviewed, but I did notice a few changes that seem to address some (not all) of the issues he called out on the M4 2.0.
- The M11 uses a different leg hold‑down, which should fix one of the problems he mentioned, but it does remove the "step" feature the M4 2.0 had.
- The weight‑stack horns also no longer block the 10 lb pin hole, and the trolley now has a hole to store the pin.
- The trolley weight horns are angled, and the trolley can be detached from the stack and stored higher up. They show this in the Walmart video with the grunting guy. Hopefully that redesign fixes the alignment issue he showed when you only load plates on only one side of each trolley.
- The rear bar storage looks unchanged, so if you've got low ceilings, you still won't be able to use those.
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