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Hi Chris, the only pulleys that combine for a max of 440lb are the base pulleys, as they are 1:1 (individually). The overhead and side pulleys are 2:1 (individually) meaning each pair combined will max out at 220lb.

The Force USA C10 comes with the following attachments (essentially everything you see in the video, except for the weight plates, bench, and attachment stand): 2x J-Hooks 2x Front Safeties Lat Pulldown Bar Straight Connection Bar EZ Curl Connection Bar Tricep Rope Core Trainer + Handle 2x Olympic Quick Lock Collars 2x Single Stirrups (Nylon) Ankle Strap Foam Pad for Smith Bar Close Grip Triangle Chin/Dip Belt 4x Extension Chains 6x Carabiners

@@forceusa1092 thank you. You mean weight plates for the bar are not part or even the weight plates in general like for pull up/down are as well not part of standard equipment?

@@TeluguPodcaster-ck3em the weight stacks for the cable system are included. The Force USA Bumper Plates are sold separately. 🙂

While the pulleys do offer great versatility, the integrated weight stacks aren’t connected to the Smith machine bar with cables. You'll still need Olympic plates for that. 😊

It sure does!

I just received mine and I don't believe you could make that work. Plate loaded Smith Machine only.

@@dgfreshx cool thanks. Would of been cool though.. 😁

Good news! The C10 is currently available in Dubai and across the UAE at www.garner.ae. You can also find it in Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, Qatar, and Bahrain at www.alqudra.sa 💪

You're in luck! The C10 is currently available in Dubai and across the UAE at www.garner.ae. You can also find it in Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, Qatar, and Bahrain at www.alqudra.sa 💪

Wait no longer! The C10 is currently available in Dubai and across the UAE at www.garner.ae. You can also find it in Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, Qatar, and Bahrain at www.alqudra.sa 💪

The C10 is currently available in Dubai and across the UAE at www.garner.ae. You can also find it in Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, Qatar, and Bahrain at www.alqudra.sa 💪

Hi Angie, not to worry! The manual link is below. drive.google.com/file/d/1Ik-aya8twLyRcEssGDPDrgw1cv8VtYzD/view?pli=1

We like your thinking, Roger, but the C10 isn't designed for this, and we certainly wouldn't recommend it.

Hey @mikepal830! We don’t recommend swapping out parts with non-Force USA items since they haven’t been safety tested. But stay tuned-a little birdy told me there might be some exciting pulley upgrade kits coming soon! 🤫😉

@@forceusa1092 please have it soon! As in next month soon!

I would also like this upgrade

Absolutely you can; don't let the name confuse you, but the G20 Pro Upgrade Kit is compatible with the C10 and contains jammer arms in addition to a leg developer and dip bars. www.forceusa.com/products/g20-upgrade-kit

No anchors in these ones. In terms of lifecycle we are talking somewhere between 3000-5000 drops.

There are a few things to consider, but It really comes down to two main differences: 1) G12 has a Smith machine, and the X15 does not. 2) The G12 has a 1:1 cable ratio, whereas the X15 has the option to switch between 1:1 and 2:1. Hope that helps 🙂

@@forceusa1092 yes it does because when me and my wife bought our g12 it was your first edition one. I know you've revised it a bit and now have other options as I'm learning them to spread awareness about your business 😉

It's true, the G20 Pro is a different beast. But if you want to do heavier lifts, the optional Lat Row Station Upgrade could be the answer. It has a 289lbs/130kg weight stack with a cable ratio of 1:1 🙂

You've got to upgrade. It's optional. We purchased the G20 1:1 ratio

Thanks for the kind words! 🙌

Definitely before Christmas, could be September 👌

Thanks for the kind words Alexander! We're very happy with how the C10 has turned out and the response we've had. The maximum height for storing the Smith machine barbell is 75 inches, which leaves enough room for most people to walk in and out of the machine freely 🙂

Can you please explain why aren't you satisfied with it?

​@@Hail_Chris.27cheap Chinese manufacturing

The side and overhead pulleys are 2:1, but the base pulleys are 1:1, so you can, in fact, load up with 440 lbs for hack squats, low rows etc. by connecting both weight stacks

Ok, the forceusa c10 website says that the lat pulldown can be 1:1 or 2:1.

Ah, I see what you're talking about, @@nrobfd_yutb that is a little confusing. To clarify, each individual overhead pulley is 2:1, meaning when both cables are connected, the lat pulldown maxes out at 220 lbs, essentially combining for a cable ratio of 1:1. This would also mean that when both base cables (1:1) are connected, you would, in fact, be working with a cable ratio of 1:2 and max out at 440 lbs. Hopefully that makes sense. 🙂

That's a Multi-Grip Lat Pulldown Bar, for a bit of variation when performing lat pulldowns. 🙂

Unfortunately, the G6 is currently not available in India, but we do have other All-In-One Trainers available. 🙂 forceusa.in/collections/all-in-one-trainer

Hannah is the best, she is simply too good to be bound to a single country!

Agreed! I’ll start a channel if Force wants to send me one for review!😂

Hi Doug, the combined max weight when both weight stacks are attached is 220 lbs, not 440 lbs. If you wanted to go heavier on a similar movement, you could always load up the Smith machine for squats. 🙂

The latest video that came out today on the c10 said that it would be a total max weight of 440lbs

Apologies, you are correct@@itsjrbro. The side and overhead pulleys are 2:1, but the base pulleys are 1:1, so you can, in fact, load up with 440 lbs for hack squats, low rows etc. by connecting both weight stacks

Hey @wingovertd, thank you so much for the kind words. We're always looking to innovate and improve, and your feedback is a vital part of that process. Thanks for choosing us, we're sure you'll love the C10! 🙌

Would be great if you could do a first impressions or a review on it!

@@itsjrbro Ok, late september when I put my hands on it, I'll do 🤙

​@wingovertd how is the C10? :) Torn between c10 and g20.

Ignore the previous comment Doug. The side and overhead pulleys are 2:1, but the base pulleys are 1:1. Which means you can indeed hack squat up to 440 lbs using the C10 Sliding bench. 👌

@@forceusa1092 woohoo! I put my email on the waitlist. It'll look good in the home gym

@@dgfreshx Fantastic! Love the enthusiasm, make sure to tag us if you post a pic on socials, we'd love to see it 🙌