A clever 3x3 rack attachment for lateral raises and chest flys that sets up fast and stores cleanly, with a dumbbell-like resistance curve tradeoff.

A premium rack-mounted cable system that feels surprisingly OEM-like, stays footprint-free, and adjusts fast—but costs more and runs on preorder windows.

A cable-first all-in-one rack where Tornado Arms unlock better lines of pull, but Smith clearance and adjustment friction depend on your tolerance and version.

A rack-mounted Smith that fits more rack widths than most, but trades overhead travel for basement-friendly height and clean integration.

Adjustable, rotating pull-up handles that change how a 3×3 rack trains, with a few small-batch compromises to consider before buying.

In-house tested rack attachment that adds adjustable support for cable work and rows—insanely versatile, but it takes space and setup time.

A fully loaded lever arm system with exceptional adjustability, but real tradeoffs in price, complexity, and attachment compatibility.

In-house tested articulating-arm functional trainer rack with dual stacks and serious versatility—but the true 1-inch holes create real compatibility quirks.

A modular RX3 attachment lineup built around a centered post, a versatile seat system, and a smart lat/low row solution—plus key compatibility notes.

A smart mixed-hole upright concept with great design, but real fitment and layout compromises that matter once you live with it at premium pricing.

The Force USA FTR combines a true 3x3 power rack with a dual-stack functional trainer and articulating arms in a compact footprint.

A true centerpiece rack with articulating arms, a refined Smith system, and smart cable integration—though tall pulldowns lose height until the connector solution improves.