Best Functional Trainers After Testing and Reviewing All of Them!

0:00 - Best Functional Trainers After Testing and Reviewing All of Them!
0:24 - Overview
2:02 - Commercial-Quality Dual Stack Options
5:37 - Mid-Tier Functional Trainers
7:13 - Budget Functional Trainers
7:45 - Ultra-Budget Functional Trainers
9:24 - Single Stack Functional Trainers
10:59 - Coop Demands MOAR
11:26 - A Viable Alternative: Combo Units
12:38 - "Smart" Functional Trainers
13:21 - Final Thoughts

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[robbyyn]

Man! You flew through this! This needed to be twice as long with more demos!

[ermacpd]

You out did yourself this time Coop! Love this channel.

[everythingbutthegym]

Nice! Love your videos man, great content and energy.

[brandonrains]

Excellent! I’ve been waiting for this video.

[carterhayes]

I bought that Xmark about 7-8 yrs ago and have used almost every day since with zero issues, never had a cable or pulley failure. Some of it’s competitors are much narrower which to me is not good for flys, It’s also wide enough and steady enough that it doesn’t need to be bolted down like some of those other ones you showed. I also figured out how to build a wooden platform that allows me to use both stacks for belt squats. It’s been an awesome machine! My advice is to buy something that is easy to transition from each exercise to the next. Can’t believe how expensive the all are now!

[nonobrochacho]

Hell yeah dude, this is exactly what I needed.

[TorBoy]

Awesome review of so many really nice functional trainers. I would not shy away from a single stack. You can do so much with it. With functional trainers you may have to be more creative with your positioning, because not all exercises can be done on it. That said, it is so much easier, convenient and time saving to move a pin rather than the weight.

[remoneathanassious]

great video Coop! please do one for lat pull downs.

[BodyKore]

Great content. Hopefully we make the cut on your next Funtional Trainer review. Thank you for educating our community.

[Swollness]

Coop!! Your videos are always very informative. When can we see a video for the Centr 1 Home Gym Functional Trainer?!?

[craftygrace]

Great video, Dog. You should have mentioned Stray Dog Strength functional trainer. It is a great functional trainer that can also be used as a squat rack too, does not take up a lot of space, and you can add many great attachments to it too. AND you can choose from many colors too, which is something that not a lot of companies offer on their functional trainers. I figure if I am going to spend a lot of money on one I should be able to get my favorite color too. :D I plan on getting one next year and adding dumbell shelf attachments in between them. You should do a video on this functional trainer someday.

[killxswitch]

I have 2 of the Titan plate loaded towers. I bought them early-pandemic for maybe $180ish a piece which feels pretty great right now. I do so much with them almost every workout. I would of course love to have selectorized stacks, but for 1/5 the price I am very happy with them.

[EasyLiving]

GREAT VIDEO! Thank You very much for taking the time to do this video. One question about REP Fitness, do they make a Smith Machine? Hope and Pray all is well in your neck of the woods.

[russwardlow]

This is what I've been waiting for

[jordandobbs]

Bought the Inspire FTX earlier this year from Costco when it was on sale for $1100 in July. Very happy with it thus far and assembly was pretty easy.

[noelmejia]

Awesome video, I wish you would've also reviewed the x9 hybrid bodyforc and the oxefit

[xanthund]

You should do a longer review of each of these categories.

[anthonyz.]

A functional trainer is next one my list for my garage gym

[willsgotskill]

Bought the inspire fitness sf3 through costco and love it so far! I was a little indifferent on the smith machine functionality but find myself using it every workout for a few moves.

[kgsvv]

Coop, nice video. Very comprehensive. Two things though: (1) can you cover a summary of simple attachment options to racks with different types of resistance options and (2) cover the differences and similarities as well as integration of cables and resistance bands into training?