Take your strength and functional training to the next level with the TAG Fitness FT60 Functional Trainer. Designed for versatility, durability, and efficiency, this space-saving functional trainer is perfect for both home and commercial gym settings. With dual 160 lb weight stacks and 29 adjustment positions, it offers fully customizable resistance and a wide range of exercise options to help you achieve your fitness goals.
Built with a heavy-duty steel frame and a sleek black finish, the FT60 delivers long-lasting durability. It comes equipped with essential workout attachments, including a pull-up bar, small bar, ankle cuff, 24” tricep rope, and nylon grip handles. Featuring a 2:1 pulley ratio and smooth-operating heavy-duty pulley covers, this machine ensures safe and effective strength training for users of all levels.
Features
Versatile Functional Trainer – Supports a wide variety of strength and functional training exercises.
Dual 160 lb Weight Stacks – Adjustable resistance with a smooth 2:1 pulley ratio.
29 Adjustment Positions – Provides maximum flexibility for customized workouts.
Heavy-Gauge Metal Pulley Covers – Ensures durability and safety during use.
Pull-Up Bar – Integrated for upper body and grip strength exercises.
Included Attachments – Small bar, ankle cuff, 24” tricep rope, and a pair of nylon grip handles.
Built-In Storage – Three 10” x 23” flat trays keep accessories organized.
Heavy-Duty Steel Frame – 2.5” x 2.5” square tube uprights with welded end caps for extra stability.
Compact Design – Ideal for home gyms, personal training studios, and commercial spaces.
Specifications
Frame Material: Heavy-duty steel
Finish: Black powder coat
Weight Stacks: 2 x 160 lbs with a 2:1 pulley ratio
Adjustments: 29 adjustment positions
Included Attachments: Pull-up bar, small bar, ankle cuff, 24” tricep rope, nylon grip handles
Storage: Three 10” x 23” flat trays
Dimensions: 54” W x 47” D x 78” H
Net Weight: 590 lbs
Shipping Weight: 625 lbs
Ideal For: Strength training, functional fitness, home and commercial gym use