Force USA
$1999.00
Manufacturer price
800 lb
Max Load
11-gauge
Steel Gauge
88 in
Height
Full Rack
Type
Editorial assessment
Space-conscious buyers combining rack functions with cable and Smith-style training in one station.
Reviewed 2026-08-16 by HomeGymPicker Editorial Team
Space-conscious buyers combining rack functions with cable and Smith-style training in one station.
All-in-one designs add moving parts, exercise setup constraints, and a larger maintenance surface than a simple rack.
Measure operating depth for cables, Smith travel, bench movement, and plate loading—not just the frame.
Use accessories approved for the exact G3 generation and confirm cable ratios and load guidance.
Compare a separate rack plus cable tower for flexibility, or the G6/G12 only after comparing exact included stations.
Buy if the combined stations replace several machines you would otherwise purchase.
Skip if free-weight rack training is the priority and the extra stations would go unused.
A buyer-type shortlist of true full cages with current non-Amazon prices below $500 and explicit configuration checks.
A comparison of a simple CAP enclosure and a larger Sportsroyals rack with a plate-loaded lat-pulldown system.
Choose a rack that fits beneath joists, lights, and garage-door hardware without sacrificing safe pull-up clearance.
Plan a compact rack around doors, parking, plate loading, and the space your lifts actually use.