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Functional Trainer Reviews

4.9 Rating 181 Reviews
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This all-in-one functional trainer has dual 200 LB weight stacks in 10 LB increments for quick, progressive weight changes. With a 2:1 ratio and commercial-grade cables, it delivers smooth, controlled motion to maximize muscle activation and drive faster results.
Adjust the pulleys across 20 vertical height positions to change the angle of resistance and isolate muscles more effectively. This also allows for more core, stabilizer, and secondary muscle engagement with every rep—while numbered positions make for quick transitions.
This functional trainer comes with a rope handle, single D and double D handles, long bar and short bar handles, and dual short strap handles—plus integrated pull-up handles for even more variety.
Built from heavy-duty steel with a wide base for stability, this functional trainer stands 82" tall with a base footprint of 64" W x 44" D. (PLEASE NOTE: Requires two people for assembly.)

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First off, I'd like to commend Titan's customer service for honoring their Black Friday discount despite having placed my order shortly before their deals officially went live on their website. I emailed them after seeing their Black Friday deals went live later on Friday than most other companies--I'd assumed they weren't going to do a Black Friday event, being as it was Friday morning and they still hadn't advertised anything--but Titan's customer service team quickly reimbursed me for the advertised discount on my purchase. The delivery of the crate started this process off on the wrong foot, but that isn't Titan's fault as much as it is the delivery service. First off, my delivery was nearly three hours later than the time window I was told, and this almost caused me to miss a late afternoon work meeting. I live in a rural area of the Midwest, and the delivery guy started unloading the wood crate containing my machine in the middle of a busy, heavily trafficked rural blacktopped road that I live on. Yes, he was going to leave the huge box *on the actual road*, blocking my mailbox. Just as he was packing up his wheeled cart to leave, I ran down my driveway to tell him that he couldn't leave the crate on the road. He refused to move the crate because "the driveway is gravel, and I'm not strong enough to push this huge box into gravel." I took the cart from him and moved the crate off of the road myself just to ensure that nobody driving by at highway speeds smashed into a giant wood crate lying on the road. Sorry for a long-winded story that Titan has little to do with...just wish there was a way to ensure delivery issues like that didn't occur. Anyway, I unboxed everything at the very end of my driveway and then used my truck to haul everything back up to my house to begin assembly. The set-up of this functional trainer was fairly simple with just my wife and I; frankly, the most frustrating part of the process was disposing of the giant wooden crate and the seemingly hundreds of nails and staples that I had to pry out of it. Overall, this is a versatile and high-quality piece of equipment that has enhanced my home gym significantly. I initially had reservations about the fact that Titan only offers a 1-year warranty, whereas other companies that make functional trainers offer warranties much longer. That said, I've had this functional trainer for just about a month, and I've been impressed with its durability and versatility thus far. My one complaint is the stickers that go on the weight stacks...they are kind of junky, and I'd much rather see laser-etched numbers. For the first two weeks after setting this machine up, I'd go in the basement in the morning and about 50% of the stickers would have peeled off the weight plates and be laying all over the floor. I'd reattach them all, and then the next morning the other 50% would have peeled off the weight plates and fallen on the floor. This back and forth peeling of stickers happened for about two weeks before I finally busted out some super glue, and the problem cleared up immediately. The stickers issue a minor inconvenience in the grand scheme of things, and it's an annoyance more than a legitimate/major concern about the equipment. It will be interesting to see how the long-term durability of this machine unfolds. I'm confident that it's a solid piece of equipment, and I'd definitely recommend it to anyone in my situation (home gym with power rack, dumbbells, and plenty of non-cable tools to utilize looking to take their workouts to the next level). I chose a rating of 5 stars primarily because most of my criticisms are regarding either very small-scale things (stickers not sticking, a wood crate that was difficult to dispose of) or things that aren't directly attributable to Titan (delivery service issues). The cable stacks move incredibly smoothly, and I recommend using as much lubricant as you can to ensure that the pulleys all pull as smoothly as possible. Overall, I've been very happy with this purchase through the first month of use, and it's quickly helped take my workouts to a new level.
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Posted 2 years ago
Completed my home gym.
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Posted 2 years ago
With this equip everything from the bolts, Nuts and washer you knew what went where. Great setup. Thw Lat pull Down. not so much.
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Posted 2 years ago
Received the crate on time and began the process of unpacking in the driveway and moving into my basement. Packaging was great, no damage to any of the individual pieces and was not missing anything. Was able to put together on my own in a few hours, certainly would go faster/easier with more hands. After a few weeks of use, I am in love with this thing. The quality you would expect to see at a globo-gym flavor of place. Highly recommend to anyone considering to add this to your home gym!
1 Helpful Report
Posted 2 years ago
Very happy with the quality!
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Posted 2 years ago
Works great. Quick, easy delivery. Stickers for weight racks almost all fell off.
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Posted 2 years ago
The functional trainer is a very solid, very useable piece of equipment. I have had my garage gym built for over 7 years and it is a great addition. My disappointment comes in the adhesive weight identifiers. As other reviewers have mentioned, they do not adhere to the weight plates. My new daily routine is picking them up off the floor and reattaching them. I know this doesn’t effect the function of the machine, but I take pride in the way my gym looks and having a $2k+ machine with stickers surrounding it in the morning is not what I was going after. Spend the money and have the weights marked at the factory by another means. Sooner or later these stickers will lose all adhesion and I’ll have to mark them in another way. Again, paid too much to have to deal with this.
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Posted 2 years ago
I got this Functional trainer machine on a good sale. Worth every penny. The aluminum pulleys on it definitely make the BIG difference on it for a smoother pulled. The attachments that came on it are good. Definitely will need to add a straight bar for curls. Other then that it is a solid piece of equipment. The assembly part was very easy. Me and the wife had it done in 2 hours. Also, the only con I have with it is the sticker labels lbs/kgs that comes with the machine are not that great. They started to fall off the stack plates so I had to use gorilla double sided tape to stick better on the weight stack.
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Posted 2 years ago