
Voltra
A compact, portable cable-machine solution that attaches to a rack or other anchor point and delivers up to 200 lb of electronically controlled resistance — offering conventional weight training, adaptive “band-like” resistance, and “damper/flywheel-style” modes for versatile strength work in home or travel gyms.
Voltra Reviews
Based on 36 reviews from Gym Radar users, the Beyond Power Voltra have an average rating of 4.73 out of 5. They're currently the #1 most-owned Digital Resistance on Gym Radar, with 187 home gyms reporting ownership.
36 Reviews
Performance
5.00 / 5
Build Quality
4.89 / 5
Value
4.31 / 5
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(5.00)
I love these. Occasionally they don’t dock properly and from time to time they forget the cable length that’s selected for an exercise, easily reset.

(4.33)
The Voltra is the ultimate equipment piece for small spaces. I have a tiny gym and this is why I built it around the Voltra. With all the different mounts the only limit is your imagination. I use it pretty much in every workout to some capacity. Ever since owning a Voltra, using a normal weight stack without eccentric weight just feels weird. I just love working out with it.
The biggest downside is the price, especially in Europe it costs way too much ($3000+). Then you have to buy (and often import) mounts to really use it.

(5.00)
I love my Voltra, although I don’t use it nearly as much as I should. So many different modes that this would be a great addition to anyone’s gym.

(5.00)
My dual voltra setup has completely changed the possibilities of my home gym. Completely changed how I approach working out. So much safer and so much more functional.
(5.00)
The voltra has added so much variety to my training. its a game changer and is 100% worth the price.
(4.67)
Was between building out a Rogue functional trainer or getting two Voltras and am very happy with the decision to go with Voltra digital weight stacks. The versatility is amazing and the units feel great. Eccentric mode is a game changer. The mounts and types of mounts you may need are why I give it 4/5 there as they are expensive but the community has a solution for almost everything at this point just more $$$. The firmware updates have been incredible now were up to 230 lbs per unit with some new exciting modes in beta.

(5.00)
I train mostly using barbells and I only use my voltra for arms, GHRs, and occasionally adding more weight to a machine stack. That's all I use mine for & it is still 100% worth it
I love all the features, different strength curves, the ability to easily move it around, the ability to take it with me everywhere, etc.
If you can afford it, this should 100% be bought for your gym

(5.00)
Couldn't be happier. I sold my weight stack bells of steel lat pulldown station not long after getting this. I also bought a 2nd VOLTRA months later. I use this every workout for something. I have had zero issues. My 1st unit is over 1yrs old now with zero issues and haven't had to change the rope yet. I like it better than a weight stack as it's smooth and not jerky. I find new ways to use it all the time.
(5.00)
The Voltra has become the cornerstone of our gym — we liked it so much we sold our FreeMotion to fund a second unit. Its versatility integrates beautifully with other equipment, including the Multiflight, Rogue Rhino, VTS, and Quadsend, making it the connective tissue of a well-rounded training space. If you're building a home or commercial gym around one anchor piece, the Voltra is an easy recommendation.

(5.00)
This is the most efficient piece of equipment in the gym space right now. Beyond Power really knocked it out of the park with this one. Because I have to move so often and am limited on the amount of weight for our household goods, having a small piece of equipment pack such a value is incredible. I have also dropped it (me being dumb) and it barely has a scratch on it.




