Dual Cable Cross

I have an older version without adjustable arms but the machine works generally quite well. This came out of a commercial gym so I did need to replace the cable and one pulley, both were easy to do and the parts were easy to find and inexpensive..

Great machine for functional movements however extremely expensive to buy new. I got extremely lucky picking mine up off facebook marketplace for $1000 AUD or $700 USD second hand from a physio that was shutting down. Even with my convenient garage door in my gym transporting this beast of a machine was extremely difficult. It is made of full solid steel with a high build quality, hence I had to disassemble it fully. I gave it a fresh coat of paint to make it pop in my mostly blacked out gym and ran new cables to reduce the cable drag when reinstalling. After some fairly easy maintenance and a bit of love this has become a stable in my gym. For others, if you have the opportunity to pick this machine up second hand... TAKE IT. My overall initial cost plus the maintenance I've done over 5 years, it has come to around $1200 AUD or $840 USD and I would be willing to pay this again in a heart beat. My next modification will most likely be adding a 3x3 upright to the middle so I can add attachments for added versatility and support during certain exercises. I have seen coop do a similar thing, if anyone has done a similar thing let me know how it went and how it's held up for you.

Freemotion Dual Cable Cross is an amazing and awesome machine and has a ton of possible movements. The only downfall is they are very expensive, take up a large footprint and are very heavy.

Awesome machine. You can do so much with this machine. It is expensive and you can probably get just as much done for less money.

One of my all-time favorites, so versatile, can do so many different angles / exercises. Only down side is it's very pricey new

Used one at my old gym. It can be pretty useful for some exercises and the ability to make it wide or narrow is great, however it's just not practical for a home gym price wise when you can buy a functional trainer and sacrifice a couple exercises

This machine will always be the OG functional trainer to me. Used this in a commercial gym regularly 2013-2017 The price on these is ridiculous and they would be very difficult to get into a home gym but you can’t argue these are top of the line piece.