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Functional Trainer | Custom-Built

Functional Trainer | Custom-Built

$3,099.00 NZD
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“MADE TO ORDER · QUOTE REQUIRED”

Built Around Your Space and Training Goals:

Create a functional trainer that matches your available space, preferred training style and equipment requirements. It is not available for immediate online checkout. Please submit an enquiry so our team can confirm your specifications, final price, manufacturing lead time and delivery options.

From NZ$2,799 for the base configuration.
Final pricing will vary depending on your selected options, upgrades and delivery location.

 

How to Order:

  1. Submit a custom quote request through info@powerbells.co.nz or 021 0222 8720:
  2. Tell us about your space and training requirements.
  3. Our team will recommend and confirm your configuration.
  4. You will receive a final quote and estimated lead time.
  5. Once approved and paid, your machine will enter production.

Requesting a quote does not commit you to purchasing.

 

Base Configuration:

The base configuration includes:

  • Heavy-duty 75 × 75 mm steel frame with 3 mm-thick columns
  • 70 kg max weight stack per side on the cable machine.
  • Aluminium pulleys with ball bearings
  • Integrated Smith machine
  • Standard 2.2 m Olympic Smith bar
  • Attachments included: Pull-up handle, Barbell J-hooks, Olympic barbell protection, Low-pull step panel, Block leg foam for lat pull, and landmine attachment.

 

Configurable Options:

  • Smith Machine: Incline (as pictured) or Vertical
  • Smith Machine position: Front side (as pictured) or Back side (relative to weight stacks)
  • Cable Machine weight ratio:
    • 1:1 → More weight, shorter travel.
    • 2:1 → More travel, half the weight.
    • Dual Pulley system → Combining the above two in one, able to switch between 1:1 and 2:1 weight ratio (See upgrade price below)
  • Length of the barbell for the Smith Machine: 2.2m (standard) or 1.8m (space-saving)
  • Over 20 custom colours to choose from for FREE


Optional Upgrades:

  • Stainless steel for the 4 main vertical frame poles: + $300
  • Dual pulley system for the cable machine: +$190
  • Weight stack upgrade: up to 100 kg each side (+ $80 per 10 kg both sides).
    • Example: 100 kg both sides = + $240
  • Other attachments and accessories are available on request.

 

Need Help Choosing?

Select Request a Custom Quote or call us on 021 0222 8720. Our team will help you design the right functional trainer for your space and training goals.

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PowerBells Functional Trainer

Ultra-Smooth Cable Movement

Precision aluminium bearings and optimized cable routing ensure fluid, consistent resistance throughout every rep, even under heavy load.

PowerBells Functional Trainer

Premium Materials, Rock-Solid Construction

Built with smooth aluminum pulleys and a heavy-duty 75 × 75 mm, 3 mm-thick steel frame to deliver exceptional durability, stability, and a commercial-grade feel.

PowerBells Functional Trainer

Integrated Dual Weight Stack

Each side features a built-in weight stack starting at 70 kg and expandable up to 120 kg, eliminating plate loading while supporting serious strength progression.

Customise Your Way

Choose between below configurations for your cable machine in the custom rack:

- 2:1 Weight Ratio

- 1:1 Weight Ratio

- Or Double-Pulley System

Precision Smith Machine

Engineered with a high-strength steel guide system and smooth linear bearings, the Smith machine delivers stable, friction-free movement with the option to switch between a traditional vertical path or a slight tilt.

Frequently Asked Questions

What's a power cage actually for? 

It's usually the centrepiece of a serious home gym, supporting squats, bench press, pull-ups, rack pulls, overhead press, and barbell rows. Most come with adjustable safety pins, which make solo lifting a lot safer.

How's a power cage different from a squat rack? 

A power cage has four vertical posts forming a full enclosure, which is safer for lifting alone compared to a two-post squat rack. Squat racks take up less space but generally need a spotter for heavier attempts.

Does the cage need to be bolted to the floor? 

For heavier lifters, or anyone doing pull-ups (which create sideways force on the frame), bolting it down is the safer option. Plenty of home gyms get by on the cage's own weight plus rubber matting, but it's worth checking the cage's stability before attempting max lifts.

Can the Power Cage be customised to suit a specific space or training style? 

Yes, this is actually one of the bigger advantages of the Power Cage over a fixed-spec rack. The Smith machine can be set up as an incline or vertical, positioned at the front or back relative to the weight stacks, and the barbell comes in either the standard 2.2m length or a 1.8m space-saving option. The cable system can also be configured as 1:1, 2:1, or a dual pulley setup that switches between the two. Anyone working with a smaller space or a specific training focus is best to get in touch directly before ordering, since the team can talk through which configuration suits the room and the way it'll be used.