The MAXUM LEC3 is a combo machine that excels at lying hamstring curls but requires some tweaks for leg extensions. Here is my full review

A smooth and reliable standalone functional trainer with wide cable spacing and strong warranty coverage.

A compact 1:1 arm machine with real value for home gyms, but the budget build shows up in the details.

A low-profile cable trainer designed to bring functional training into tight spaces.

The REP Leg Extension and Leg Curl Attachment feels far more machine-like than most bench add-ons, but the leg curl still works best with bands.

The Rogue Kabuki Transformer Bar is a highly versatile specialty bar that allows you to change the camber angle and weight distribution. Here is my full review.

The Bells of Steel Shoulder Boulder is a unique attachment for targeting your delts. Here is a quick look at how it works and if it's worth adding to your gym.

The Rogue Manta Ray is an incredibly overbuilt adjustable bench with a fantastic decline setup, but its price makes it hard to justify for most home gyms.

A simple, affordable cold plunge that works well as an entry point, but the maintenance is more demanding than I would want long term.

A portable cable system that delivers functional-trainer movements almost anywhere, but with a 65-pound resistance ceiling.

The RitFit PLC01 fixes the biggest problem with cheap plate-loaded leg extension and leg curl machines — the resistance curve — but it still carries clear budget-machine tradeoffs in ergonomics and refinement.

The Rogue MG-4CN is the first multi-grip camber bar I've used that truly feels adjustable enough to fit my body and training.

The Landmark TC-EXT3 is an all-in-one power rack that includes every attachment imaginable and features a brilliant swappable 1:1 cable ratio. Here is my full review.

The Rogue Lever Arms 2.0 feature a brilliant trolley system, but do they solve the inherent problems of lever arms? Here is my full review.

The GMWD V7 gives you flat bench, incline, and shoulder press in one compact footprint for $600. Here is my full review of the best budget converging press machine for home gyms.

The Force USA Solitude is a center-driven selectorized combo machine with commercial-grade build quality and the best prone hamstring curl feel I have tested. Here is my full review.

The Fringe Sport Dane 2.0 delivers a 1:1 cable ratio, dual 160 lb stacks, and a full power rack in one footprint for under $3,000. Here is my full review.

One of the smoothest all-in-one home gym machines I’ve used, with a genuinely useful Smith machine and a compact footprint that still makes sense.

The NordicTrack X24 features a massive 40-degree incline and a 24-inch touchscreen, making it the ultimate indoor hiking simulator. Here is my full review.

The XMaster Posterior Chain Trainer is a massive, commercial-grade machine that combines a reverse hyper, GHD, and Nordic curl station. Here is my full review of this heavy-duty all-in-one unit.