TuffStuff SXT-550 Hybrid Home Gym

TuffStuff’s Hybrid Home Gym (SXT-550) with Optional Leg Press (SXT-LP) is a perennial award-winning home gym platform. It features a combination of popular functional training, a traditional arm press, leg extension / leg curl station, and a leg press attachment. With six preset pulleys in three separate training zones (high, mid, and low), the hybrid home gym is fully adjustable, and empowers users to perform dozens of exercises.
- 2018 BEST HOME GYM - 3X Winner
- Space efficient forward-facing design
- 6 preset pulleys in three separate training zones
- Adjustable seat height and telescopic seat back pad adjustment
- Combination seated leg extension/ seated leg curl station
- Unique cable ratio for enhanced cable travel
- Unique “Radius” frame design
- 200lbs. center-drilled steel weight stack
- Full length protective steel weight shields
- Optional: Leg press attachment with 400lbs. resistance
- Home Lifetime Warranty* and Light Commercial Warranty
Learn More: www.tuffstuffitness.com/product/sxt-550-hybrid-home-gym-leg-press/

[@markcolby1910]

Nice

[@AhmedAhmed-oh1uz]

Amazing machine
I wish I could have one

[@billytucker8155]

I would avoid it. Looks great but terrible quality. My came delivered with a pulley that broke and the installers over tighten some of the cables which caused them to rub into the metal and shear. I would look at bodycraft. This is just way over priced for the quality you get.

[@saian5479]

@@billytucker8155 you don’t really speak for everybody

[@billytucker8155]

@@saian5479 you are totally right. Just sharing my experience. I should say the problems have since been resolved. Just should not have happened in the first place

[@miracleman8022]

@@billytucker8155 I bought a tuff stuff smith machine very good quality

[@billytucker8155]

@@miracleman8022 maybe mine was fabricated on the Friday before a long weekend. :}

[@skykink]

Is there a way to adjust it such that you can do an overhead shoulder press straight up rather than on an angle the way you demo it? I'm thinking about buying one of these, but I would like to be able to press straight up (and not use pulleys to do it). Right now I have the Six Pak machine and I'm tired of pulleys - especially pulleys with a mechanical advantage that renders the stack to nothing actually resembling 200 pounds.