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The G1 V2 combines a rack with plate-loaded 2:1 cables, a pull-up bar and a landmine. Its 21 cable-height positions add accessory work to the same 145 cm-wide frame used for barbell lifts.
Reuse compatible plates and put the budget into a bench and bar. This is a straightforward way to add cables when a Smith machine is unnecessary.
The drawbackCable changes require moving plates. The frame price leaves the bench, barbell and weights to you, so the useful budget is the complete lifting setup.
$1,599.00 AUD · seen 17 Oct 2026Base trainer; extras and delivery excluded. Check the retailer for today’s price and delivery.
A Smith machine, rack and plate-loaded cable station share the G3 V2 frame. J-hooks, front safeties, a landmine and cable handles are included, while the cables offer 21 height positions.
A$2,699Listed 17 Oct 2026
A vertical Smith machine with linear bearings and a 198 cm frame height, intended for rooms with limited ceiling clearance. The Australian package includes Olympic sleeves; optional J-hooks and spotter arms extend it to free-barbell work.
A$825Listed 17 Oct 2026
Ares 2.0 adds adjustable cables, pulldowns and seated rows to a matched six-post REP rack. Two rear-mounted 260 lb stacks provide nominal output of 130 lb per adjustable handle at 2:1.