TRUE’s TMS5000 modular frame with cable crossover is a multifaceted modular system and cable cross machine offering multiple add-on selections and workout options. The base of this modular system features TRUE’s TMS4000 four-sided pod, providing four distinct workout stations.
The main event of the TMS5000, the cable crossover machine, enhances the TMS4000 with effective resistance training and a multi-grip chin bar, offering a workout that’s suitable for all types of fitness goals in one piece of equipment. The TMS5000 can accommodate up to six users at a time, saving space in your gym and eliminating the need to buy multiple machines. Modify your TMS5000 modular frame with cable crossover and design a multi-functional workout system that caters to your gym’s goals.
Features:
- Comes standard with TMS4000, Cable Crossover with Adjustable Cable Columns, and Multi-Grip Chin Bar Assembly
- Personalize paint colors and upholstery
- Shown with optional front and rear shrouds
PHYSICAL SPECIFICATIONS
Dimensions (L x W x H):
170″ x 145″ x 96″ / 431 cm x 368 cm x 243 cm (dimensions for unit as shown)
Color Options:
Frame comes standard with matte black powder coat finish. Custom frame and upholstery options available.
WARRANTY
Warranty Type:
Commercial
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