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Equipment library
The index of fitness equipment, organised by category and documented by specification.
Adjustable and fixed dumbbells, compared on every published weight setting, with a check against the weights you use.
Cast iron, competition and adjustable kettlebells, compared on weights, size and handle diameter.
Flat, adjustable, FID and decline or abdominal benches, compared on published specifications, including what each brand's load limit actually covers.
Power cages, half racks and stands, compared on published dimensions, safeties and installation, with ceiling and floor checks. Attachments are listed separately, with the rack or rig each brand says they fit.
Straight Olympic and standard bars, compared on manufacturer-stated specifications, with rack, room and sleeve-space checks. One-piece fixed barbells are listed separately.
Trap, safety squat, EZ curl, Swiss and triceps bars, compared on published dimensions, with rack and sleeve-space checks.
Iron, steel, calibrated and bumper plates, compared on bore, thickness and tolerance, with how much bar sleeve each set uses.
Functional trainers, cable towers, rack-mounted pulleys and multi-gyms, compared on stack, pulley ratio and the resistance you actually feel at the handle.
Plate-loaded stations, Smith machines and single-movement stations such as preacher curl, back-extension and hip-thrust benches, compared on the brand's length, width and height, and on what each load limit covers: user and weights together, or separate parts.
Pull-up bars, dip stations, weighted vests, gymnastic rings, push-up handles and ab wheels, with separate tables for maker-stated specifications and load conditions.
Rowers, bikes, ski machines and treadmills, compared on the space brands say you need to use them, not just their footprint.
Loop bands, mini-loop bands, tube bands, resistance systems, flat strips and cut-to-length rolls, compared by exact package contents, dimensions and individual resistance claims with their stated conditions.
Foam rollers, massage balls and stretching straps, compared by maker-stated material, dimensions and use conditions.
Battle ropes, sleds, skipping ropes, agility equipment, medicine balls, slam balls, power bags, fillable sandbags and wooden, steel or soft plyometric boxes, compared by maker-stated dimensions, package contents and surface or anchoring requirements.
Setting up a home gym: planning, space and budget guides, and starter packages, with or without a rack, checked for whether their parts actually work together.
Gym flooring and flooring edges, collars, plate, dumbbell, bar and ball storage, water bottles, lifting chains, training kits, small accessories and cable attachments, with separate specification tables and exact package contents.
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BodyMax
BodyMax
BodyMax
BodyMax
Spirit Fitness
Spirit Fitness
Body Power
BodyMax
Gym Gear
Viavito
Body Power
WaterRower
BodyMax
Body Power
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Line drawings show the type of equipment, not the exact product.
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