OVERVIEW
The FT-5000 Functional Trainer brings commercial-grade cable strength training to your home gym. This full, versatile trainer features 16 cable positions with dual weight stacks that top out at 220lbs each, for a total of 440lbs at a 2:1 ratio (moving 100lbs feels like 50lbs). It’s packed with high-end features, like a magnetic-tipped pin to lock weight in place and a column handle on wheels that adjusts height smoothly and effortlessly. The cable column markings are laser-etched, so it’s easy to line up the handles.
The sturdy, 11-gauge frame is double-coated with a chip-resistant, electrostatic powder coating and topped with a black metallic finish. The cables are smooth, with aluminum-reinforced pulleys. The FT-5000 comes with two durable, urethane strap handles, storage pegs for the attachments, and a placard demonstrating 12 movements you can do on the machine.
PRODUCT DIMENSIONS
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Weight1,001lbs total
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Dimensions84"(H)x72"(W)x45"(D)
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Maximum Effective Load104.7lbs per side
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Minimum Effective Load12.5lbs per side
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Cable Travel81"
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Height of Handle at Highest Point52"
PRODUCT FEATURES
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MULTIPLE PULL-UP GRIPS
The 11-gauge steel frame is sturdy enough to do pull-ups from the included rubber-coated pull-up grips. -
WEIGHT STACKS
Two weight stacks reach 220lbs each, for a total of 440lbs. Steel plates assure weight accuracy. -
ADJUSTABLE
Magnetic-tipped weight selector pin provides a secure adjustment, and column handle height adjusts on wheels for smooth, one-handed changes. -
STORAGE PEGS
Multiple storage pegs on the center attachment organize the handle attachments. -
DEMONSTRATIONS
Comes with a placard demonstrating 12 different exercises to do on the machine. -
COLUMN MARKINGS
Laser-etched cable column markings make it easy to line up handles on both columns.
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FAQS
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What’s the difference between this and the FT-3000?
The FT-3000 is a compact trainer that weighs less and is narrow enough to fit through a standard door. The FT-3000 is smaller in size, at 78”(H)x53”(W)x34”(D), and has lighter weight stacks that top out at 360lbs. The FT-5000 also has 16 cable positions, whereas the FT-3000 has 15. The FT-5000 also has a multi-grip pull-up bar.
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How hard is the FT-5000 to put together?
It ships partially assembled and requires approximately two hours to put together with two people.
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How low is the lowest handle height?
It’s low enough for lifters 5'3" and taller to do standing cable curls next to the machine.
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Can you do pull-ups on the FT-5000?
Yes, the frame is stable enough for pull-ups and offers multiple, rubber-coated grip options.
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Does the FT-5000 look nice?
Yes! It’s full of high-end features, like a thick powder coating with a black metallic finish. Every bolt head can be capped to prevent scrapes and enhance appearance. The unit is laser-cut and robot-welded for a clean look.
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What is the warranty on the FT-5000?
Lifetime warranty on the frame. Residential and commercial use: One year warranty on hardware, pop-pins, pulleys, and cables.
