The Ultimate Compact Functional Trainer - REP’s Arcadia
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- Опубликовано: 4 окт 2024
- Discover the Arcadia™ Functional Trainer by REP Fitness - a compact powerhouse that redefines your fitness experience. It's ideal for home gyms and commercial facilities with limited space, offering heavy weight stacks without sacrificing quality. Uncover its remarkable features and benefits in this brief overview.
Key Features and Benefits:
✅ Dual weight stacks, each up to 170lbs (upgradeable to 220lbs), with a 2:1 ratio, making 100lbs feel like 50lbs.
✅ 32 cable positions for maximum versatility and range of motion.
✅ Precision-crafted plates and premium 5lb add-on weights for micro-adjustments.
✅ Integrated band pegs for a total resistance of up to 540lbs.
✅ Patent-pending lightweight trolleys, knurled handles, and laser-cut numbers for seamless workouts.
✅ Multiple pull-up options for targeting different muscle groups.
✅ Compatibility with a wide array of attachments for endless workout possibilities.
✅ Three heavy-duty pegboards for storage of small attachments.
✅ Premium metallic black powder coating for durability and style.
✅ Stainless-steel endcaps and customizable backer plates for a personalized touch.
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This just shot up to #1 on my functional trainer list
I am a recent purchaser, love it so far! Can we please get a video showing how to correctly maintenance the machine for the guide rods, cables and pulleys? I know the directions mention every three months spray the guide rods with a silicone spray and it talks about tightening the cables. Should Silicone spray be used on the pulleys at all during maintenance?
Looks great! Are there any plans for a functional trainer with adjustable arms like Freemotion?
Looks great! Here's hoping for some Black Friday discount magic on this one.
Danggggg okay! This looks premium
Literally did everything Coop said it needed. 🤦♂️ and I just got the ft5000 2.0
Would buy this one over the ft5000 2.0?
No. I want the bigger one, I’d wait for the new ft 5000 to come out now
@@electricflys thank you
Just ordered
Hmm, I think this may be the one. Perfect for my limited garage space.
ARMY GREEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEN
I hope this is a sign of things to come, I LOVE that color option and want to get all my Rep stuff in it. 😍
need this in the uk
Let Fitness Superstore know! They are our authorized distributor in the UK.
That multi-grip chin bar would be a great rack attachment. Can move closer to behind-the-neck chins without going all the way as is necessitated by a continuous straight bar.
We've got a multi-grip pull up bar. Have you seen that one?
@@REPfitnessOf course, but the one on here has open space along the one bar that the other one doesn't.
Can you bench press with this??
Waiting from Spain...
EU announcement coming in the next couple months...
Just dropping release after release
How does it compare to FT-5000 2.0?
Why can't yall announce a roadmap or something in advance? I just purchased a trainer from Inspire but wouldn't if I knew you were working on something.
This kills the inspire FT
@@jamisona.5639 True. We do a mix of teasing to showcase what's coming and surprise launches. A roadmap would give too much information to our competitors who try and copy our innovative products.
@REPfitness keep the 🔥 coming down the pipeline!!! this unit is a freaking beassssssttt!
The Rep FT3000 was pretty similar to this one at the time. Do you know why you chose the Inspire over the FT3000?
This thing looks awesome but I already have the ft 5000 2.0 🤧🤧
it would be perfect a fuctional trainer and in the middle lat pull down with double weights
Check out our Ares it doubles as a lat/low row and a functional trainer!
Still waiting on REPs twist on a power tower
Can you do bench press and seated lat pull downs (on an adjustable bench) with this? Or for lat pull downs is the highest setting too low and it would require lat pull downs to be some from sitting on the floor for an average or taller male?
Lastly, what’s the main difference between this and the Adonis cable tower (other than dual stack vs single stack).
I don’t see on either of them a real good way to do leg curls and leg extensions. Please guide me as I’m considering one of these units versus another brand’s all in one gym and multifunction trainer.
So this is basically FT-3000 3.0 with new branding and local development? Look forward to seeing reviews. Looks promising.
It's a full update... here are the differences: Our FT-3000 2.0 has 21 adjustment holes, while the Arcadia™ has 32 adjustment holes for more adjustment variety and laser-cut numbers on the front of the upright (instead of the side). It also uses REP’s patent-pending trolleys; hot-rolled, steel weight stack plates that are shaped different; 10lb weight increases that feel like 5lbs (instead of 10lbs); and band pegs for easy compatibility with resistance bands to further increase resistance. Metallic black shrouds give this compact functional trainer a more premium look. The built-on multi-grip pull-up bar also resembles our 4000 and 5000 Series multi-grip pull-up bar’s grip options. You can also add peg boards to the Arcadia™ to store your cable attachments. With the upgraded dual weight stacks, the Arcadia™ has a higher load, too: 440lbs instead of 374lbs, and the Arcadia™ has a longer cable travel length, reaching 81” instead of 76.3”. The Arcadia™ Functional Trainer is REP's first functional trainer designed by our Colorado engineering team from the ground up. REP has seamlessly integrated distinct, high-end features to this compact functional trainer, such as the unique trolleys seen on our popular Ares and Athena attachments; 10lb increment weight stacks; and in-house-designed, knurled handles.
@rep, given the price is the same, what is even the point of selling the FT-3000 once the Arcadia is out??
@@echtalion We're gauging customer's response. But if people choose the Arcadia a lot more than the FT-3000, we will phase it out.
What would make you select this, versus a FT3000? …both are amazing in my eyes.
Good Q. Our FT-3000 2.0 has 21 adjustment holes, while the Arcadia™ has 32 adjustment holes for more adjustment variety and laser-cut numbers on the front of the upright (instead of the side). It also uses REP’s patent-pending trolleys; hot-rolled, steel weight stack plates that are shaped different; 10lb weight increases that feel like 5lbs (instead of 10lbs); and band pegs for easy compatibility with resistance bands to further increase resistance. Metallic black shrouds give this compact functional trainer a more premium look. The built-on multi-grip pull-up bar also resembles our 4000 and 5000 Series multi-grip pull-up bar’s grip options. You can also add peg boards to the Arcadia™ to store your cable attachments. With the upgraded dual weight stacks, the Arcadia™ has a higher load, too: 440lbs instead of 374lbs, and the Arcadia™ has a longer cable travel length, reaching 81” instead of 76.3”. The Arcadia™ Functional Trainer is REP's first functional trainer designed by our Colorado engineering team from the ground up. REP has seamlessly integrated distinct, high-end features to this compact functional trainer, such as the unique trolleys seen on our popular Ares and Athena attachments; 10lb increment weight stacks; and in-house-designed, knurled handles.
@@REPfitness Maaaaaaaan!! I’ve been pondering Athena, or 3000 for months…. …I love the 5 lb weight differential, and, the many height options. My gut tells me that you nailed this one. Nice work and kudos to your team. …last question… …4 post Athena, or Arcadia? …downs t seem like an intuitive comparison, but, for me, these are the two favs of mine.
@@Rockandrollaz-d8l Can't go wrong either way. More so... do you need a rack to lift on? Are you taller? Then Athena.
Less than like 5'10" and already have a rack to lift on... Arcadia.
but u guys still cant get an orange color of anything anymore
Can you explain how this is different from the wall mounted Athena?
Can this be bolted to a garage floor?
Please make a platform that can raise the height of your functional trainer to at least 92 in pull up bar.
I understand that you want them to be fairly short because this is for a home gym and you're thinking of short ceilings
however lots of people have higher garage or vaulted ceilings
it'd be nice to have a way to lift it up taller without having to build a platform ourselves.
(It would be another thing you guys could sell and make money off of)
Good idea. I was actually wondering about that. I like the small form factor weight and depth wise but feel it might be a bit short, for anyone above 5’8? As for chin ups, lat pull downs, tricep push downs, and for maximizing a pectoral / shoulder stretch and a longer range of motion…
Should have a high version of this as well, the dude is like 5,5
That is our FT-5000 2.0.... we've got something coming too.
@@REPfitness Some kind of heavy duty optional feet to raise it 6 inches or so would be pretty sweet.
Is this for all the guys who skip leg day. I see no leg workouts lol
Ha! He squats like 500 pounds too! So you can do leg movements like donkey kicks, side kicks, or get a bench and tie your legs up to do hamstring curls. Plus of course, a bunch of upper body movements.
guy in video is very short.