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The G12 pairs a counterbalanced Smith with two selectorised cable stacks and a rack. Its 1:1 pulleys provide the selected stack load at each handle; an included footplate adds Smith leg presses.
Prioritise G12 for 1:1 cable loading and the counterbalanced Smith. Those features are more useful reasons to buy than the number of exercises advertised.
The drawbackThe seller’s stack and dimension tables disagree. Make the purchase conditional on a written specification for the supplied machine; 1:1 stack increments also reach the handle in full.
$4,999.00 AUD · seen 17 Oct 2026Base trainer; extras and delivery excluded. Check the retailer for today’s price and delivery.
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