Racks & all-in-one gyms

ATX

Power Smith Rack PSR-780

$3,799.00 · Listed on ATX's US store at $3,799.00 and out of stock, re-verified Oct 5, 2026: no add-to-cart control on the page, an enabled "NOTIFY ME" button in its place, and JSON-LD (sku ATX-PSR-780) publishing schema.org/OutOfStock, with a visible "Out of stock" line. No published ship date. Unchanged since the Sept 23, 2026 stockout. ATX has renamed the page since the last check: the title now reads "ATX Power Smith Rack / 3D Smith Machine PSR-780" while the body copy still describes the free-motion mode as a "2D Smith Machine" - the title and the body disagree, and ATX has not reconciled them.

A 3-in-1 platform combining a power rack, free-motion system and a Smith bar that can move in more than one plane.

Official ATX product page →

Bulletproof Fitness

Nolan Machine

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.

Official release list →

RitFit

Mega Multi-Functional Smith Machine

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.

Official release list →

RitFit

P9 3D Smith Machine

$1,799.99 · Live on RitFit's own store at $1,799.99, re-verified Oct 1, 2026. The price block renders "Sale price $1,799.99" with no regular or compare-at line at all, and the variant price in the page's own analytics data is 179999 — so the variant price itself moved rather than a cart-level discount being applied. Read in a native-USD session, so this is not a currency-conversion artifact. That is the third price this index has recorded: $2,099.99 on Aug 24, then $1,999.99 against a $2,399.99 regular price, now $1,799.99 with the anchor removed. RitFit has also renamed the machine at retail: the heading now reads "RitFit P9 3D Smith Machine and a Functional Trainer With Adjustable Dual Cable System", where this entry has tracked it as the "P9 Multi-Functional Modular Power Cage". JSON-LD reads $1,799.99 and InStock.

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.

Official RitFit product page →

Body-Solid

GSFR100 Smith / Trainer / Rack

$5,500.00 · In stock and orderable on bodysolid.com, re-verified Oct 9, 2026 at $5,500.00: the visible price node reads $5,500.00, microdata publishes price 5500.00 and schema.org/InStock, and both ADD TO CART and ADD TO QUOTE render visible and enabled. The $4,050.00 sale recorded here on Oct 6 has ended: the _hasSale modifier is absent from the document entirely (0 rendered, 0 raw), the struck price--non-sale and price--saving spans are empty with offsetParent null, the SALE label is display:none, and $4,050.00 returns zero occurrences in rendered text, the deep DOM and raw HTML. So the sale ran for roughly three days and the price is back where it stood from Sept 6 through Oct 5, 2026.

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.

Official Body-Solid product page →

Body-Solid

Folding Power Rack

First-look prototype. Still not on sale as of Sept 11, 2026: Body-Solid’s racks-and-Smith-machines catalogue lists 40 SKUs and none of them is a folding rack — no product name on it contains "fold" — and the blog has published nothing further since the July 23, 2026 HomeGymCon preview this entry is sourced to.

A folding rack concept aimed at garage owners who still need to return the room to another use.

Body-Solid preview →

Mythic Equipment

Modular Flat-Foot Rack System

6-post and squat-rack configurations shown

A modular flat-foot family designed around both full six-post storage and smaller squat-rack layouts.

Official vendor listing →

Williams Strength

The Oxen

HomeGymCon release

One system converts among half rack, yoke, farmer's carry and frame carry, with adjustable grip sizes and a sliding crossbar.

Official release list →

Temple of Gainz

All-in-One Rack V2

$2,699.99 base; $2,899.99 with the aluminium pulley upgrade (+$200.00); $3,199.99 with that plus the 120 kg / 264 lb stack (+$300.00) · Retail $2,699.99 as of Aug 2026; the HomeGymCon show unit was listed at $1,999

3×3-in, 5/8-in rack with dual 220-lb 2:1 stacks, Smith machine, lat seat, footplate, storage and common rack attachments.

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Strength Shop

Riot MRR 75

€840.33 excl. tax (€999.99 incl. tax) · Sold, and as of Oct 11, 2026 available in the configuration this entry prices - a change from the Sept 21-Oct 4 state. Read in the shop's own currency at Strength Shop's DE storefront on Oct 11, 2026, with EUR, a 1.0 conversion rate and country DE asserted in every price-extracting execution and each build read at its own variant URL with the checked options asserted in the same execution, the Black / Standard (2100) / Branded build renders €999.99 incl. tax (€840.33 excl.) behind an enabled Add to cart with no disabled attribute and aria-disabled absent, publishing InStock. The sold-out streak this entry recorded as "unchanged since Sept 21" has ended, and the wording that described it no longer renders anywhere on the page: "sold out", "notify when available" and even the bare stem "notify" all return zero in a whole-body case-insensitive test. The other two Black heights remain buyable: Tall (2300) at €1,039.99 incl. (€873.94 excl.) and Garage (1800) at €989.99 incl. (€831.92 excl.), each with an enabled Add to cart. The rack now carries a third option dimension. Alongside the existing Colour and Height groups there is a BRANDED/NAMEPLATE CROSSMEMBER group offering Branded or Nameplate, taking the product to 18 variants; Nameplate adds €80.00 at Standard and €60.00 at Tall and Garage, so Black / Standard / Nameplate is €1,079.99 incl. (€907.55 excl.) and it is buyable too, which means the entire Standard height in Black is now available under both crossmember options - the reverse of what this entry reported on Oct 4. Strength Shop publishes no descriptive text explaining what a Nameplate crossmember is beyond the option label, so it can only be described as an alternative front-crossmember finish. The non-Black colourways — Inferno Red, Inferno Red/Black, Sky Blue, Sky Blue/Black, Ghost White and Ghost White/Black, all Branded only and offered in Standard and Tall — remain discounted against a €999.99 or €1,039.99 compare-at, but the discount is not a flat percentage: Standard is €899.99, exactly 10% off, while Tall is €939.99, a flat €100.00 off and therefore 9.62%. Two further cautions are new as of Oct 11. The page's single "Out Of Stock" string belongs to an ACCESSORY, rendering verbatim as "Riot MRR I Adjustable Pull Up Bar | €49.99 Out Of Stock" inside the CHOOSE YOUR OPTIONS bundle picker, and it appears identically on builds that are known to be buyable, so it is not variant-specific and must never be read as rack availability. And the primary buy control is now the bundle widget's button[name="cust-bundle-add"]: the native cart form carries the correct variant id but holds only hidden inputs and contains no visible submit, so a cart-form-submit test reads as absent here even when the rack is buyable. Three older cautions carry forward: the bare product URL re-defaults to whichever build is in stock, which on Oct 4 meant landing on Black / Tall at €1,039.99; prices are gated by storefront country, so a default US session is served converted figures; and this store's incl.-tax figures are computed at 19% VAT, so a reading that assumes 20% inflates every price by exactly 0.84% and looks like a uniform price rise that has not happened.

Modular power rack built from 75×75 mm, 3 mm (11-gauge) steel, rated to 500 kg, with Westside-spec 25 mm hole spacing (holes 7-36, 418-1865 mm from the floor) for fine bench J-hook adjustment. Offered in Garage (1800 mm), Standard (2100 mm) and Tall (2300 mm) heights.

Official product page →

Strength Shop

Original MRR 60

€546.21 excl. tax (€649.99 incl. tax) — Garage (1800); Standard (2100) is €571.42 excl. / €679.99 incl. · Available now. Recording which configuration the price below belongs to, because this store re-defaults a bare product URL to whichever variant is in stock and the entry had never pinned it: the €649.99 incl. tax / €546.21 excl. tax figures are the Garage (1800) height, confirmed Sept 28, 2026 at the explicit variant URL 55441998709001 with the checked option asserted in the same execution. The Standard (2100) height is €679.99 incl. / €571.42 excl. Both heights are currently in stock, so the bare URL is stable and lands on Garage (1800) - but the product is titled and slugged "Standard", which is exactly the mismatch that would let a silent re-default look like a price change. Prices read with the storefront country set to DE (Shopify.currency.active EUR, rate 1.0); a default US session on this store is served a converted figure and must not be used.

Budget-tier modular rack built from 60×60 mm, 2 mm (14-gauge) steel with standard hole spacing, rated to 350 kg.

Official product page →

PRx Performance

Profile PRO Squat Rack

$1,099.99 (89" upright, multi-grip pull-up bar; from $1,049.99 with the straight bar) · In stock at $1,099.99 as of Sept 11, 2026. PRx states "Please allow up to 2-4 weeks for your entire order to ship from our warehouse in Fargo, ND. Many product ship within 3-5 business days." Configurable at no stated price delta across three upright heights (89"/95"/81"), six colours and two pull-up bar styles.

Wall-mounted, foldable squat rack built from 3×3-in, 11-gauge steel that folds to about 4 in from the wall — a companion to the cable-equipped Profile PRO Ark already tracked in this hub, without the functional-trainer stacks.

Official product page →

REP

PR-5000

$1,499.99 as published (“Starting at”); the builder's own default configuration totals $1,253.93, and the cheapest reachable build is $989.94 · Available now, sold through a configurator rather than a fixed SKU. The landing page publishes a single figure, “Starting at $1,499.99”, and no other price exists anywhere in the rendered DOM until the START BUILDING modal mounts — a sweep of visible leaf nodes for a currency pattern returned that one value and nothing else. Once the builder mounts, the default build (93in height, 30in depth, Metallic Black) totals $1,253.93 from six line items: 93in upright set $479.98, 30in crossmembers $269.99, Logo Plate Crossmember 2.0 $149.99, 1.25in pull-up bar $59.99, Flip-Down Safeties $203.99 and Standard J-Cups 2.0 $89.99, re-verified Oct 7, 2026 by summing those items against the displayed total. The cheapest reachable build is $989.94, not the $1,233.93 recorded on Oct 4: that earlier figure varied rack height only. Sweeping the full three-by-three height-by-depth matrix on Oct 7, 2026 — every one of the nine totals reconciled against its own line items — shows depth matters more than height, because dropping to 16in depth both reprices the crossmembers $269.99 to $229.99 and deletes the Flip-Down Safeties line entirely, removing a further $203.99. The nine totals are 80in $989.94 / $1,233.93 / $1,317.93 and 93in $1,009.94 / $1,253.93 / $1,337.93 and 108in $1,329.95 / $1,573.94 / $1,657.94 at 16in / 30in / 41in depth; 108in also swaps the SKU from PR-5000 Rack Uprights to Rig Uprights at $799.99. No summary line carries a remove control, so those six base items are fixed and $989.94 is a genuine floor. That puts the published headline $510.05 ABOVE the cheapest build a buyer can actually assemble.

Modular power rack built from 3×3-in, 11-gauge steel rated to 1,500 lb, with 2-in/1-in hole spacing, M16 hardware and Garage, Standard and Tall height variants.

Official product page (pre-selected build) →

REP

Altitude Power Rack Ecosystem

$899.99+ (base rack, Metallic Black; Stainless Steel $999.99) · Ships within 24–48 hours as of Sept 2026; base rack "Starting at Regular price $899.99". The $764.99 promotional price recorded in August is gone and returns zero occurrences on the page.

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Ironmaster

Valhalla IM3000

$4,199.00 · In stock and orderable on Ironmaster's own product page at $4,199.00 as of Sept 15, 2026, with Add To Cart visible and enabled. This reverses the waitlist-only state recorded Sept 5-12.

Compact 6-post system combining a cable crossover, Smith machine, plate storage and free-weight rack in one footprint, built from 2×2-in steel.

2026 fitness expo research (CES/FIBO/HFA/Home Gym Con)

Ironmaster

IM2000 V2 20th Anniversary Edition

$1,599.00 · In stock and orderable at $1,599.00, re-verified Oct 16, 2026 by rendered read: a visible enabled Add To Cart with display block and no disabled attribute, and a single JSON-LD Product on sku 2001 publishing schema.org/InStock. The price node was parent-chained to the product's own info block rather than taken from the first match on the page; the only other visible dollar figure is the financing line. Ironmaster publishes a rolling priceValidUntil here, which is a site-wide value that advances daily rather than a product-specific offer deadline, so it is never a finding. The listing still carries no reviews, which remains the strongest available signal that this is a new SKU rather than a renamed older one. Two notes this entry carried are now retracted because the page has changed underneath them. The hidden "Notify Me When Back In Stock!" node — the documented Ironmaster trap, which this entry recorded as present exactly once at offsetParent null — is now absent entirely, returning zero occurrences in both rendered text and raw HTML. The trap has retired on this product, so the entry no longer claims to have avoided a node that no longer exists. And the stored product URL does not merely drop its trailing slash: it redirects to ironmaster.com/products/im2000-v2-20th-anniversary-edition, which is also the page's canonical link. The stored URL still resolves correctly and has not been changed, but the redirect description was incomplete. A hidden mobile decoy button with lowercase add-to-cart text and display none is present, as on other Ironmaster pages, so availability here was judged on attributes rather than on button text.

Official Ironmaster product page →

Force USA

C20

$6,499 · Orderable at $6,499 with no ship date published, re-verified Oct 1, 2026 on two independent rendered loads. Force USA has now switched off the sold-out preorder blurb this entry has tracked since August: its container carries display:none, and "pre-order" returns zero occurrences in rendered text against 62 in raw HTML. The page therefore presents as an ordinary in-stock listing — $6,499, schema.org/InStock on SKU F-C20, visible BUY control enabled and not disabled — with no preorder framing anywhere a buyer can see. What the hidden text shows is that nothing was resolved: the "Expected Shipping Date:" label is still followed by an empty value, so no date was ever published on this run. The ship-date field has now held four states in eighteen days — blank for fifteen consecutive checks, an already-past 2026-09-14 on Sept 15, a forward-dated 2026-10-07 from Sept 23 to Sept 26, blank again from Sept 27, and now blank with the surrounding preorder notice hidden as well.

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.

Official product page →

Major Fitness

B17 Flying Fortress

$4,199.99 · In stock and orderable at $4,199.99 as of Oct 12, 2026, with a single visible Add To Cart carrying no disabled attribute and schema InStock. The $200.00 discount is off again, and this is the second time it has ended: it lapsed once around Sept 26, 2026, re-ran at $3,999.99 through at least Oct 11, and is now gone a second time. "$3,999.99" returns zero occurrences in both the rendered layer and raw HTML, and the main price node renders "$4,199.99" with no strikethrough sibling, which the order summary and cart Total both match. compare_at_price is populated at 419999 - equal to the price - so nothing is presented as a saving. The promotions that do run on the page are not automatic and none of them reduces the figure: a Halloween Sale banner, a Halloween Capsule Draw which is a sweepstakes rather than a discount, and a newsletter coupon that requires a code and a minimum order. Neither the rendered price, the order summary nor the cart Total moves for any of them.

Large "commercial-at-home" station combining a Smith machine, power rack and functional trainer in about 37 sq ft, with dual 130-lb weight stacks expandable to 260 lb per side via weight horns and safety arms rated to 1,500 lb.

Official product page →

Mikolo

Anubis 2.0 (SM03)

$2,999.99 · The pre-order window is gone. As of Oct 3, 2026 the Estimated Shipping selector that read “Pre-order: late-September” no longer exists, and pre-order wording returns zero occurrences anywhere on the page when tested case-insensitively with hyphen and dash variants; the product card now lists “3-7 Day Delivery” alongside Free Shipping, Frame Lifetime Warranty and 45-day Money Back. Black is orderable at $2,999.99 (SKU DM-SM03-B) with a visible enabled Add to Cart and schema.org/InStock, in four Type configurations: $2,999.99 base, $3,499.99 with the upgrade to 235 lb per side, $3,549.99 with a 3x3-in bench, and $4,429.99 with bench, barbell and 230 lb of plates. Red (DM-SM03-R), Gravity Blue (DM-SM03-BL) and Ironwood Green (DM-SM03-GR) are all unavailable and report schema.org/OutOfStock at $2,999.99. No compare-at node renders, so $2,999.99 is plain list. The checkout promotion has rolled: the “18% OFF — From $2,460” offer is gone and a product-level badge now reads “FALL SALE / 15% OFF / From $2,550 / Black Only | Auto-applied at checkout / Oct 1 - Oct 15”. That is a per-product offer, distinct from Mikolo’s sitewide “FALL SALE: Save Up To $600 | Oct. 1-15” header bar — Mikolo runs different percentages on different products under the same promotion name, so treat any sub-$2,999.99 figure as promotional, colour-restricted and temporary.

The Ultimate tier of Mikolo's Anubis 2.0 line — an all-in-one Smith machine and functional trainer with dual weight stacks. Two lower tiers sit under it: the Standard (HR03) from $1,699.99 and the Elite from $2,399.99. The $2,999.99 is the Ultimate's base configuration, machine only; bench, barbell/plate and heavier 235 lb-per-side configurations cost more.

Mikolo — Official site →

RitFit

M3 Pro Power Rack Cable Crossover Smith Machine

$3,099.99 · Listed at $3,099.99 (reg. $3,399.99) on RitFit's new-release collection as of Sept 2026, now carrying a Pre-order badge where it was a plain live listing in Aug 2026. Re-verified Oct 2, 2026 at $3,099.99 against a $3,399.99 compare-at with a visible enabled Add to Cart. The delivery block now singles out one colourway: "Truck delivery: Shipped within 2-3 days, transit takes 7-10 days. Black M3 Pro ships after Oct." That note is static page copy rather than variant-conditional - it renders identically with Pink & Silver selected - and it states no day and no year beyond "after Oct.", so confirm the window in writing before ordering Black. The Limited Green colourway remains unavailable, which is why the page returns both InStock and OutOfStock structured data.

A Smith machine and power rack combo with integrated cable crossover functionality.

Official product page →

Mikolo

Anubis 2.0 Elite (HR02)

$2,399.99 · Listed at $2,399.99 on Mikolo’s own store, re-verified Oct 3, 2026 with a visible “In stock” label and an enabled Add to cart. All eight variants report schema.org/InStock: Elite Black/Red $2,399.99, Elite + 3x3-in Bench Black/Red $2,859.99, Elite + Bench + Barbell + 230 lb plates Black/Red $3,509.99, and Elite with the upgrade to 235 lb per side Black/Red $2,899.99. The compare-at node still renders empty, so $2,399.99 is the plain list price and not a discount off anything Mikolo publishes. The checkout promotion has cycled again, exactly as this entry predicted: the “RECOVERY SALE | Sep 16 - 30 | 12% OFF | From $2,112” offer is gone and a product-level badge now reads “FALL SALE | 12% OFF | From $2,112 | Black Only | Auto-applied at checkout | Oct 1 - Oct 15” — the same percentage and the same floor, with only the name and the window changed. The delivery line reads “7-day Delivery Guarantee”.

The Elite tier of Mikolo's Anubis 2.0 line, sold as the "ANUBIS(TM)-2.0 Elite All-In-One Trainer" - a half-rack functional trainer with dual 175 lb weight stacks and a 2:1 pulley ratio, on a 3x3-in 12-gauge frame measuring 57.7 in L x 51.2 in W x 91.2 in H for roughly an 11 sq ft footprint. It has no Smith bar path: Mikolo's own page says the Anubis 2.0 Ultimate "Adds a Smith Machine on top of the Elite." The Standard (HR03) sits below it and the Ultimate (SM03, $2,999.99) above.

Official product page (storefront lists this SKU as "Anubis 2.0 Elite" — confirmed by price match, $2,399.99, to be the HR02 tier, distinct from the $2,999.99 Anubis 2.0 SM03 already tracked) →

RitKeep

ANVIL S1 Smith Machine

$1,999.99 (promotional; $3,099.00 compare-at) · In stock on RitKeep's official US store, re-verified Oct 13, 2026 at $1,999.99 against an unchanged $3,099.00 compare-at, with a visible enabled Add To Cart and schema.org/InStock on the matching SKU. The $1,899.99 recorded Sept 23 is gone — zero occurrences rendered, zero raw — so the promotional price has returned to exactly the $1,999.99 this entry first recorded on Sept 7, and the advertised saving has shrunk back with it: the page now renders "35% OFF" and "You save $1,099.01" where it read 38% and $1,199.01 three weeks ago. That is the second time this discount has moved without the reference price budging. The figure prices the Black / Standard / None configuration, read from the checked variant inputs and confirmed against the page's own order summary, which totals $1,999.99 with free shipping.

Published as the "ANVIL S1 Unilateral and Bilateral Training Smith Machine with Rear Dual Weight Stack": a Smith machine with two rear-mounted 155 lb stacks (310 lb total) on a 2:1 ratio, driving independent left and right cable stations across 33 cable positions, so one frame covers bilateral and unilateral work. The Smith bar is 79.5 in long and weighs 35 lb. Footprint is 57.1 in deep by 79.5 in wide by 83.5 in tall; the machine weighs 665 lb with the stacks in and is rated to a 2,200 lb total capacity.

Official product page →

Valor Fitness

Pro Smith Machine Rack (BE-12)

$1,999.00 · In stock and orderable on Valor Fitness's own store, verified Oct 9, 2026: the visible ADD TO CART button carries no disabled attribute and aria-disabled is null, the sole variant reports available:true, and the page's structured data publishes schema.org/InStock at "price":"1999.00". Rendered SKU is BE-12. No lead time or ship window is published anywhere - "lead time", "ships in" and "ships by" each return 0 occurrences in rendered text, the deep DOM and raw HTML. Instead the page states, directly under the buy button: "A Valor Fitness Customer Service Rep will contact you to arrange delivery." So despatch is arranged by conversation rather than quoted, and a buyer cannot learn from this page when it would arrive.

Official Valor Fitness product page →

Strength Shop

Riot Combo Rack V2

€1,499.95 incl. tax (€1,260.46 excl. tax) · In stock and buyable on Strength Shop's own store, verified Oct 16, 2026 by rendered read on the day it was published. Single SKU RIOT-COMBO-RACK-V2-BUNDLE, one variant, with a visible enabled Add to cart carrying no disabled attribute on two reads about 30 seconds apart, one JSON-LD Product block at InStock, and the store's own inventory data reading inventory_policy deny at a quantity of 19. Under the deny rule that is genuine stock rather than a pre-order, which matters because this store's catalogue feed reports only an orderable flag and cannot tell the two apart. The product record was created Aug 3, 2026 and published Oct 16, 2026, so the listing going live and the product arriving are the same event. No lead time or dispatch window is published for it.

Strength Shop product page →