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Everything below is announced or prototyped — none of it is for sale yet. If you're weighing a purchase in one of these categories right now, this is what might be worth waiting on, and what almost certainly isn't.
49 products across 8 categories, tracked from manufacturer announcements and show-floor coverage.
Coming soon
A launch window is public. Closest of the four stages to an actual purchase decision — worth waiting on if the timing lines up with yours.
Adjustable dumbbells
Freak Athlete
Coming soon120-lb Adjustable Dumbbells
Timing — Deposit preorder open; first run expected end of 2026, timing not locked
Offered in 85, 105 and 120-lb versions at $1,299.99 per pair with a $100 refundable deposit; an optional cart runs $300. Cage-free shape, 5-lb increments and spin adjustment. Manufacturing has started and the first run is limited.
Why it matters — This is the clearest potential challenger to REP x PÉPIN for lifters who need a compact dumbbell above 90 lb — and it now has a real price and a reservation queue.
Watch for
Final length at lighter settings, stand design, warranty language and whether production units match the drop-test prototype. The end-of-2026 window is explicitly not guaranteed.
Buying adjustable dumbbells now instead? Read The home gym buying guide →
Benches & ecosystems
REP / Dialed Motion
Coming soonREP x Dialed Motion Leg Developer
Timing — Official page live with notify-me signup; price and date both listed as coming soon (Aug 2026)
Cable-driven bench attachment for extension, seated curl, prone curl, preacher curl and pushdowns, using a retractor for fast stack connection. REP's page is live but shows no price, a disabled cart and an empty ship-date field.
Why it matters — It can turn an existing bench and cable stack into the three leg-isolation patterns most home gyms struggle to add.
Watch for
The Q4 2026 target previously reported no longer appears on REP's page — treat timing as unconfirmed until the price and ship date populate.
Buying benches & ecosystems now instead? Read The adjustable bench buying guide →
Lower-body machines
RitFit
Coming soonSeal 2-in-1 Linear Row
Timing — Expected Q4 2026 per HomeGymCon; the Seal name is not yet on RitFit's site, where LPM2 is the live row naming
Linear-bearing row with adjustable backrest, sliding seat and chest pad, plus three handle widths for users roughly 5 ft 3 in to 6 ft 5 in.
Why it matters — It targets both bent-over and supported rowing with more user fit than a fixed home-gym row machine.
Watch for
The listed 77-in width is substantial; verify the production footprint, handle path and plate clearance.
Buying lower-body machines now instead? Read 3-in-1 leg extension & curl machines →
Racks & multi-systems
RitFit
Coming soonP9 3D Smith Machine
Timing — Expected September 2026 per HomeGymCon; the P9 name is not yet on RitFit's own site as of Aug 2026
2×2-in frame, dual 99-lb stacks, a 3D Smith path and both 1:1 and 2:1 cable ratios in a lower-cost all-in-one format.
Why it matters — It may make the emerging 3D-Smith category accessible without a premium commercial-gym budget.
Watch for
14-gauge frame feel, usable resistance after ratio, Smith-bar play, parts availability and the final shipped configuration.
Buying racks & multi-systems now instead? Read Rack-mounted Smith machine buyer's guide →
REP
Coming soonAltitude Power Rack Ecosystem
Timing — Preorder open at discounted launch pricing (Aug 2026)
Modular rack ecosystem sold as a base rack (from $764.99, reg. $899.99) plus add-as-you-go attachments: cable system from $1,878.49, Smith attachment from $662.99, dip $59.49, leg roller $110.49, strap safeties $67.99, cable shrouds $127.49 and a $450 weight-stack upgrade. A standalone Smith Machine Rack Attachment with three bar-path angles starts at $949.99.
Why it matters — REP is packaging the rack, cable and Smith decision as one upgrade path instead of three purchases — start with the essentials and add stations later without replacing the frame.
Watch for
Preorder prices are discounted off MSRP and will move after launch. Ship estimates are stated as not guaranteed — confirm current dates before planning a build around it.
Buying racks & multi-systems now instead? Read Rack-mounted Smith machine buyer's guide →
Force USA
Coming soonC20
Timing — Preorder open at $6,499; shipping date to be announced
All-in-one system combining a power rack, functional trainer and Smith machine on 3×3-in, 11-gauge steel: dual 200-lb stacks upgradeable to 300 lb, cable resistance to 600 lb, 22 attachments and a center cable system, in roughly 37 sq ft.
Why it matters — Force USA calls it the most advanced system it has built, and at $6,499 it sets the new price ceiling for the all-in-one bracket — the benchmark the Body-Solid GSFR100 will have to price against.
Watch for
No ship date yet. The redesigned 2027-model C10 ($4,699) is retail-exclusive and not sold online — a real constraint if you were planning to order the cheaper sibling instead.
Buying racks & multi-systems now instead? Read Rack-mounted Smith machine buyer's guide →
Announced
The manufacturer has confirmed the product is real, usually from a show-floor debut, but hasn't posted a firm ship date or price yet.
Adjustable dumbbells
UNBell
AnnouncedUNBell Hybrid Dumbbell–Kettlebell
Timing — Debuted at HomeGymCon
Adjusts from 5–70 lb and can shift from balanced to intentionally offset loading using modular inserts and external handles.
Why it matters — It treats load distribution as an adjustable variable, not just total weight, which opens carries, rotational control and asymmetrical training.
Watch for
Change speed, handle comfort, rattle, overall dimensions and whether the extra configurations are intuitive enough to use regularly.
Buying adjustable dumbbells now instead? Read The home gym buying guide →
Rack & cable attachments
JD Gym Equipped
AnnouncedStable Curl Attachment
Timing — HomeGymCon release
A wrist-supported cable handle that transfers some demand to the forearm for curls, pressdowns and pullovers.
Why it matters — It may help clients train around wrist discomfort while still loading elbow flexion and extension.
Watch for
Fit across forearm sizes, pressure points, whether support changes the intended exercise and final handle weight.
Buying rack & cable attachments now instead? Read Home gym storage that earns its footprint →
JD Gym Equipped
AnnouncedAdjustable Rotating Pull-Up Handles
Timing — HomeGymCon release
Clamp-on handles can lock at several angles or rotate freely on an existing pull-up bar or crossmember.
Why it matters — One attachment can serve neutral, angled and rotating grips without replacing a rack crossmember.
Watch for
Clamp security, grip spacing, rotation smoothness, ceiling clearance and crossmember fit.
Buying rack & cable attachments now instead? Read Home gym storage that earns its footprint →
REP
AnnouncedCentral Leg Roller
Timing — REP's teaser said July / Summer 2026 — that window has passed with no product page as of Aug 2026
A two-upright central roller with multiple adjustment points and a listed 500-lb capacity.
Why it matters — Two-upright support should feel more stable than a single-side roller for pulldowns, split squats and bracing.
Watch for
Rack space consumed, adjustment speed, minimum and maximum height, pad length and price.
Buying rack & cable attachments now instead? Read Home gym storage that earns its footprint →
Porter Physed Fitness
AnnouncedV-Wing
Timing — Handcrafted show release
A four-hole rotating cable wing that shifts the axis for curls, pressdowns and rows.
Why it matters — It offers multiple force and wrist positions in one compact handcrafted attachment.
Watch for
Price, learning curve, attachment weight and whether the four positions create distinct enough training benefits.
Buying rack & cable attachments now instead? Read Home gym storage that earns its footprint →
Kodo Gi Grips
AnnouncedRack-Attached Climbing Holds
Timing — New attachment series
Polyurethane jug and sphere holds fit 3×3 crossmembers with either 5/8- or 1-in hardware.
Why it matters — They add scalable grip and tendon training to the rack without a separate climbing board.
Watch for
Texture comfort, spin resistance, hardware fit, clearance and sensible progression for elbows and fingers.
Buying rack & cable attachments now instead? Read Home gym storage that earns its footprint →
Conditioning & hybrid
Rogue Fitness
AnnouncedAir Rhino
Timing — Review units in the wild since July 2026 (Garage Gym Reviews, Gear Mashers); Rogue has still not posted a price or date
A low-inertia, concentric-only flywheel platform for belt squats, pulls, rows, curls and presses. Resistance rises with effort and a continuous damper changes the feel.
Why it matters — It combines strength intent, low soreness and self-limiting resistance in a tool that could serve performance, rehabilitation and high-frequency training.
Watch for
Maximum force at each damper setting, belt comfort, eccentric-free limitations, noise, footprint and price.
Buying conditioning & hybrid now instead? Read The home gym buying guide →
Mutant Metals
AnnouncedSki2
Timing — HomeGymCon release
A quick-mount system that converts a Concept2 RowErg into a wall- or rack-mounted ski trainer, including a split low-ceiling setup.
Why it matters — It gives one proven cardio machine two movement patterns without buying and storing a separate SkiErg.
Watch for
Conversion time, RowErg warranty implications, mount rigidity, floor protection and whether low-ceiling kneeling work is appealing.
Buying conditioning & hybrid now instead? Read The home gym buying guide →
Digital & compact systems
Speediance
AnnouncedGM Ultra
Timing — HomeGymCon preview; no product page on speediance.com as of Aug 2026
Up to 260 lb of digital resistance with new lat-pulldown and leg-press modules in a professional all-in-one platform.
Why it matters — The attachments move digital gyms closer to the heavy bilateral patterns that conventional smart trainers often miss.
Watch for
Subscription, offline mode, eccentric limits, attachment storage, repair path and what happens if software support ends.
Buying digital & compact systems now instead? Read The home gym buying guide →
Functional trainers
Get RXd
AnnouncedRX3 Tornado X Arms
Timing — HomeGymCon release
Articulating arms with 2:1 for smooth travel and 5-lb jumps, plus 1:1 for full-stack pulls. Updated arms self-right to reduce cable twist.
Why it matters — This is the most clearly explained switchable-ratio articulating system from the show and directly addresses heavy pulldowns and rows.
Watch for
Arm weight during height changes, clearance inside the rack, trolley play and how quickly a client can switch ratios.
Buying functional trainers now instead? Read Functional trainer vs. all-in-one gym →
Vesta Fitness
AnnouncedVForce Series
Timing — Five-model lineup previewed
A knob switches between 1:1 and 2:1. The family spans wall towers through six-post all-in-ones; larger models add pivot arms and an angle-adjustable Smith.
Why it matters — A mechanical ratio selector across several footprints could make cable-stack sizing much easier for buyers.
Watch for
Whether the selector changes both arms independently, starting resistance, cable travel, safety under load and final model pricing.
Buying functional trainers now instead? Read Functional trainer vs. all-in-one gym →
PRx Performance
AnnouncedProfile PRO Ark
Timing — Launch date not posted
A folding functional trainer and squat-rack ecosystem with dual 160-lb stacks at 1:1 that folds to roughly 6 in from the wall.
Why it matters — It delivers genuinely heavy handle resistance without giving permanent floor space to a full-depth rack.
Watch for
Wall structure, deployed working envelope, folding routine, price with Axis components and stack service access.
Buying functional trainers now instead? Read Functional trainer vs. all-in-one gym →
REP
AnnouncedArticulating Trolley Arms
Timing — Listed as coming soon in REP's own HomeGymCon recap (Aug 2026); no product page yet
Seven-direction swivel arms rated to 220 lb for Ares 1.0, Ares 2.0 and Athena systems, with mid-arm linking for heavier work.
Why it matters — They add Prime-style freedom to a widely owned rack-cable ecosystem without replacing the rack.
Watch for
Price per pair, occupied upright space, usable range near the floor and how linking affects the line of pull.
Buying functional trainers now instead? Read Functional trainer vs. all-in-one gym →
Lower-body machines
ATX x Buffalo Bully Fab
AnnouncedGlyder Belt Squat
Timing — Expected Q4 2026; not yet on ATX's coming-soon page as of Aug 2026
A compact plate-loaded belt squat using a guided gliding mechanism to deliver a consistent path with reduced spinal loading.
Why it matters — A good belt squat is highly relevant to hard leg training, aging athletes and coaching around axial-load tolerance.
Watch for
Starting resistance, depth, belt path, loading access, price and whether the glide feels natural across different body sizes.
Buying lower-body machines now instead? Read 3-in-1 leg extension & curl machines →
Bells of Steel
AnnouncedPandemonium Squat
Timing — HomeGymCon debut
Counterbalanced pendulum squat that also supports Viking press, calf raises, dips, pull-ups and rows in a residential footprint.
Why it matters — It tries to make a desirable bodybuilding machine earn more of the floor space it consumes.
Watch for
Compromise between squat and press geometry, footplate size, transition time and stability during non-squat exercises.
Buying lower-body machines now instead? Read 3-in-1 leg extension & curl machines →
Bells of Steel
AnnouncedBasilisk Leg Extension / Curl
Timing — Launch date not posted
Compact selectorized 2-in-1 with a tuned cam, reversible stack side, aluminum pulleys and 60-mm attachment compatibility.
Why it matters — It is designed around home-gym dimensions without pretending that a poor resistance curve is acceptable in a combo machine.
Watch for
Actual seated-curl setup, stack weight, adjustment speed between clients, upholstery and delivered price.
Buying lower-body machines now instead? Read 3-in-1 leg extension & curl machines →
Temple of Gainz
AnnouncedQuadsend Leg Press / Hack Squat
Timing — HomeGymCon debut
A 37.5-degree combination machine with adjustable oversized footplates and hydraulic-assisted transitions.
Why it matters — Hydraulic changeover may solve one of the most irritating parts of home leg press / hack squat combos.
Watch for
Carriage weight, bottom depth, shoulder-pad fit, total width with plates and safe transitions under load.
Buying lower-body machines now instead? Read 3-in-1 leg extension & curl machines →
Racks & multi-systems
ATX
AnnouncedPower Smith Rack PSR-780
Timing — HomeGymCon debut
A 3-in-1 platform combining a power rack, free-motion system and a Smith bar that can move in more than one plane.
Why it matters — It pushes the Smith machine from a fixed vertical guide toward more natural bar paths while retaining safeties.
Watch for
Available travel, lockout behavior, footprint, U.S. price and how much play exists in the multi-direction carriage.
Buying racks & multi-systems now instead? Read Rack-mounted Smith machine buyer's guide →
RitFit
AnnouncedMega Multi-Functional Smith Machine
Timing — Show name only — as of Aug 2026 this name appears nowhere on RitFit's retail site, where the M2 line is the current naming
3×3-in 11-gauge frame, dual 209-lb stacks, 4- or 6-upright layouts, 2:1 crossover, switchable lat station and 1:1 low row and belt squat.
Why it matters — It is unusually explicit about routing different stations at the ratios that suit their jobs.
Watch for
Price, total installed depth, cable interference, trolley feel, stack upgrade path and attachment standards.
Buying racks & multi-systems now instead? Read Rack-mounted Smith machine buyer's guide →
Body-Solid
AnnouncedGSFR100 Smith / Trainer / Rack
Timing — Full specs published July–Aug 2026; no product page or price yet
Commercial Smith machine, dual-stack functional trainer and dual high/low lat and row in one 68 x 78-in footprint: dual 210-lb stacks at 2:1, 600-lb Smith bar capacity, 17 lockout positions, 946-lb frame and an In-Home Lifetime Warranty.
Why it matters — Body-Solid has a long service history, so this is a less speculative alternative to newer direct-to-consumer all-in-ones — and a direct rival to the Force USA C20.
Watch for
Price is still unannounced, and the official product page has not appeared on bodysolid.com — until it does, treat the launch window as open.
Buying racks & multi-systems now instead? Read Rack-mounted Smith machine buyer's guide →
Williams Strength
AnnouncedThe Oxen
Timing — HomeGymCon release
One system converts among half rack, yoke, farmer's carry and frame carry, with adjustable grip sizes and a sliding crossbar.
Why it matters — It consolidates four strongman stations and could be excellent for a serious athlete with outdoor carry space.
Watch for
Changeover time, carry ergonomics, total weight, storage when disassembled and residential pricing.
Buying racks & multi-systems now instead? Read Rack-mounted Smith machine buyer's guide →
Show preview
Demonstrated running at a trade show or in a video, without the manufacturer committing to a launch. Read as directional, not a promise.
Conditioning & hybrid
Q-ROPE
Show previewQ-ROPE
Timing — HomeGymCon display
A compact endless-rope trainer; the official release listing provides little specification detail.
Why it matters — Endless rope work can provide upper-body conditioning in a small footprint and is easy to scale for clients.
Watch for
Resistance adjustment, mounting, rope wear, noise, service and price before treating the marketing claim as evidence.
Buying conditioning & hybrid now instead? Read The home gym buying guide →
Digital & compact systems
CoreForge Fitness
Show previewDynaCore Trainer
Timing — Demonstrated with app-based games
A 180-degree multi-planar core trainer paired with guided exercises and motion-based games.
Why it matters — It makes transverse-plane training more measurable and may improve adherence for clients who find conventional core work dull.
Watch for
Resistance method, user fit, movement quality, subscription, floor space and whether the games remain useful after novelty fades.
Buying digital & compact systems now instead? Read The home gym buying guide →
Sensol
Show previewSensol Smart Reformer
Timing — Home and commercial platform shown
A connected reformer intended to combine Pilates and strength training with a guided tutorial library.
Why it matters — It reflects the rapid collision of reformer Pilates, strength equipment and connected coaching.
Watch for
Hardware resistance range, ongoing software cost, offline use, repairability and whether strength work is more than a marketing layer.
Buying digital & compact systems now instead? Read The home gym buying guide →
Functional trainers
Mikolo
Show previewFALCON 2.0 Centralized Lat & Row Trainer
Timing — 2.0 model shown; full specifications pending
A functional trainer organized around a centralized heavier lat-pulldown and low-row path.
Why it matters — It addresses the common problem of dual light cable arms that feel fine for flyes but inadequate for bilateral back work.
Watch for
Exact ratios, stack size, trolley adjustment, centered cable routing and whether the bench and footplate align cleanly.
Buying functional trainers now instead? Read Functional trainer vs. all-in-one gym →
Lower-body machines
GMWD / Mikolo
Show previewLE10 / LE11 / NOVA LE12 Leg Stations
Timing — Three updated selectorized and commercial models shown
A group of prone-curl and leg-extension combination machines at different price and build levels.
Why it matters — Multiple versions should give buyers a useful test of whether paying more improves alignment, adjustment and cable feel.
Watch for
Model-specific cams, seated-curl availability, stack weight, pad adjustment, warranty and the differences hidden behind similar names.
Buying lower-body machines now instead? Read 3-in-1 leg extension & curl machines →
Prototype
Early concept hardware — sometimes patent-pending, sometimes a single unit built for a show floor. May ship in a different form than shown, or not at all.
Adjustable dumbbells
M-Plate
PrototypeREP x PÉPIN Magnetic Microloading
Timing — Prototype shown at HomeGymCon
Two magnetic plates are designed to create 2.5, 5 and 7.5-lb jumps for REP x PÉPIN FAST dumbbells. Custom colors are also planned.
Why it matters — It solves one of the biggest drawbacks of heavy adjustable dumbbells: coarse progression without adding a pile of loose change plates.
Watch for
Retention during dynamic reps, cradle clearance, interference with weight selection and final pricing.
Buying adjustable dumbbells now instead? Read The home gym buying guide →
Rack & cable attachments
Dialed Motion
PrototypeMultifly
Timing — HomeGymCon preview
A removable dual-arm rack attachment that borrows cable resistance and pivots from vertical to horizontal for fly, multi-hip and other machine patterns.
Why it matters — It can add the movement geometry of several selectorized stations without permanently occupying the rack or floor.
Watch for
Mounting time, storage, compatibility, resistance curve across positions, arm width and Dialed Motion's production capacity.
Buying rack & cable attachments now instead? Read Home gym storage that earns its footprint →
Mythic Equipment
PrototypeHeight-Adjusting J-Cups
Timing — Patent-pending HomeGymCon debut
Magnetic micro-adjustment brings roughly 1-in positioning to racks with 2-in hole spacing; standard and roller versions are rated to 1,000 lb.
Why it matters — Small height changes can materially improve unracking for bench and squat, especially across many differently sized clients.
Watch for
Pin security, clearance, UHMW coverage, upright wear, rack fit and independent verification of the rating.
Buying rack & cable attachments now instead? Read Home gym storage that earns its footprint →
Mythic Equipment
PrototypeHeight-Adjusting Spotter Arms
Timing — HomeGymCon debut
Reversible low-profile arms use an additional magnetic pin to create finer height placement and are listed at 1,000 lb.
Why it matters — Fine safety height can mean better range of motion without losing protection, particularly for benching.
Watch for
Installation speed, left/right consistency, rack compatibility, length and proof of the load rating.
Buying rack & cable attachments now instead? Read Home gym storage that earns its footprint →
Kleva Built
PrototypeKB D-Handles
Timing — HomeGymCon preview
Aluminum handles use an offset pivot to turn cable tension into palm pressure and an angled pad for a more natural wrist position.
Why it matters — Better hand support could reduce grip fatigue on high-rep cable work without aggressive knurling.
Watch for
Hand-size fit, pressure hot spots, free articulation, durability and whether the benefit survives heavier loading.
Buying rack & cable attachments now instead? Read Home gym storage that earns its footprint →
Benches & ecosystems
REP
PrototypePhantom Adjustable Bench
Timing — Show prototype; still no retail listing on REP's site as of Aug 2026
A newly named adjustable bench appeared in REP's show coverage; full model specifications and positioning are not yet published.
Why it matters — REP already has a crowded bench lineup, so a new model is likely to signal a meaningful portability, price or ecosystem position.
Watch for
Do not infer features from the name. Wait for pad dimensions, angles, weight, storage approval, price and production timing.
Buying benches & ecosystems now instead? Read The adjustable bench buying guide →
GentlemanFitnessClub
PrototypeCompact Adjustable Bench
Timing — New small-space model shown
A compact adjustable bench presented as part of a Japanese space-efficient equipment system.
Why it matters — Bench weight and parked size are often ignored even though they determine whether a multi-use room resets easily.
Watch for
Bench height, pad size, weight, vertical storage, rack clearance, U.S. distribution and safety testing.
Buying benches & ecosystems now instead? Read The adjustable bench buying guide →
Mythic Equipment
PrototypeUniversal Leg Extension / Curl Attachment
Timing — HomeGymCon debut
Plate- or cable-loaded, three selectable resistance-curve positions, and mounts to benches, racks or even a suitable plyo box.
Why it matters — Universal mounting and adjustable strength curves address two weaknesses of most bench-specific leg developers.
Watch for
Real-world stability on universal mounts, ankle-pad fit, range of motion, storage and production compatibility list.
Buying benches & ecosystems now instead? Read The adjustable bench buying guide →
Conditioning & hybrid
Chisel Fit
PrototypeHybrid Rower
Timing — Debuted at HomeGymCon; specifications pending
A new hybrid rower announced alongside Chisel Fit's multi-dimensional squat machine.
Why it matters — It may join the trend of cardio machines that provide more than one resistance or movement mode.
Watch for
The company has not published enough detail to judge it. Wait for resistance type, dimensions, price and independent use.
Buying conditioning & hybrid now instead? Read The home gym buying guide →
Freemax Fitness
PrototypeNext-Generation Flywheel Systems
Timing — Show-floor prototypes
New flywheel resistance systems accompanied the company's updated numbered weight releasers.
Why it matters — Flywheel resistance is moving from niche athletic equipment toward more compact home-gym integrations.
Watch for
Product names, resistance range, eccentric behavior, mounting, pricing and production timing remain unconfirmed.
Buying conditioning & hybrid now instead? Read The home gym buying guide →
Digital & compact systems
Speediance
PrototypeGym Nano
Timing — Shown at FIBO and HomeGymCon 2026; still press-only, no product page or price
An 8.2-kg portable resistance engine with up to 220 lb and a velocity-based assess, train and validate loop.
Why it matters — It could provide travel-friendly heavy resistance and objective velocity feedback without a permanent machine.
Watch for
Anchoring, usable exercises, battery and power needs, app dependence, force accuracy and production price.
Buying digital & compact systems now instead? Read The home gym buying guide →
Functional trainers
GentlemanFitnessClub
PrototypeCompact Functional Trainer
Timing — New model shown for small Japanese homes
A new compact trainer developed around space constraints, alongside a compact bench and dumbbell spotters.
Why it matters — Japanese small-space design can expose smarter solutions than simply shortening a conventional American rack.
Watch for
U.S. availability, stack size, ratio, height, travel, service and attachment compatibility.
Buying functional trainers now instead? Read Functional trainer vs. all-in-one gym →
Lower-body machines
Chisel Fit
PrototypeTwin-Pen-Dulum Squat
Timing — Patent-pending show debut
Linked pendulum back pad and footplate move together, starting like a hack squat and finishing closer to a free squat.
Why it matters — It explores a genuinely different squat path rather than combining familiar machines in a new frame.
Watch for
Independent biomechanical testing, adjustability, knee and hip paths across lifter sizes, footprint and final safety system.
Buying lower-body machines now instead? Read 3-in-1 leg extension & curl machines →
WM Fabrication
PrototypeQuadfather Leg Extension
Timing — Show-floor preview
Isolateral seated or lying extension with adjustable resistance curve, deep range of motion and a seatbelt.
Why it matters — The lying setup could provide a longer rectus-femoris position than typical home leg-extension machines.
Watch for
Knee-axis alignment, transition speed, adjustment range, final footprint and whether both positions are equally polished.
Buying lower-body machines now instead? Read 3-in-1 leg extension & curl machines →
Racks & multi-systems
Bulletproof Fitness
PrototypeNolan Machine
Timing — More versions and details still to be revealed
A rear-upright Smith concept that can converge, tilt and support bilateral or independent movement, with possible hack-squat and leg-press setups.
Why it matters — It is one of the most ambitious attempts to make a rack-mounted Smith move like several selectorized machines.
Watch for
Setup time, lateral stability, safety stops, rack compatibility and whether the final product is simpler than the concept description.
Buying racks & multi-systems now instead? Read Rack-mounted Smith machine buyer's guide →
Body-Solid
PrototypeFolding Power Rack
Timing — First-look prototype
A folding rack concept aimed at garage owners who still need to return the room to another use.
Why it matters — The category needs more serviceable options between basic wall hinges and full folding cable ecosystems.
Watch for
Fold depth, wall requirements, deployed rigidity, safety length and whether attachments can remain installed while folding.
Buying racks & multi-systems now instead? Read Rack-mounted Smith machine buyer's guide →
Mythic Equipment
PrototypeModular Flat-Foot Rack System
Timing — 6-post and squat-rack configurations shown
A modular flat-foot family designed around both full six-post storage and smaller squat-rack layouts.
Why it matters — A coherent flat-foot ecosystem could help renters and owners who cannot bolt a rack down.
Watch for
Upright and hole standards, attachment cross-compatibility, base stability, expansion cost and production timing.
Buying racks & multi-systems now instead? Read Rack-mounted Smith machine buyer's guide →