Make weightlifting an effective and comfortable exercise experience for your clients with the XFW-6800 Smith Machine. Between its modern barbell rods and simplistic, user-friendly design, this strength training equipment offers many benefits.
The XFW-6800 Smith Machine from TRUE Fitness features modern styling and high-quality commercial construction. The open frame design with elevated head clearance provides easy access, movement of utility benches, and added user safety. The machine’s weight carriage is counterbalanced to 10 lbs (4.5 kg) and angled at 3 degrees to accommodate the natural movement of anatomical joints during exercise, maximizing comfort. It also has adjustable safety stops for a modified motion range, a standard of 8 storage posts, and 14 bar catch assembly positions. Every aspect of this modern gym equipment’s design elevates the user experience through maximized safety, comfort, and usability.
Whether your clients are long-time weightlifters or beginners, the XFW-6800 Smith Machine provides a training experience suitable for all skill levels. Get in touch with Wellness Lyfstyl Caribbean to incorporate this commercial Smith machine into your fitness center.
Features:
- Open-frame design and elevated head clearance provide for easy access and use of utility benches
- 14-position bar catch assembly allows multiple exercise movements
- Weight carriage counterbalanced to 10 lbs (4.5kg) and angled 3 degrees to accommodate natural rotation of anatomical joints during exercise
- Dual-adjustable safety stops allow users to adjust range of motion to suit their individual needs
- 8 weight storage posts standard
PHYSICAL SPECIFICATIONS
Dimensions (L x W x H):
48”x 87” x 87” / 122 cm x 221 cm x 221 cm
Product Weight:
444 lbs / 202 kg
Color Options:
Frame comes standard with matte black powder coat finish. Custom frame and upholstery options available.
WARRANTY
Warranty Type:
Commercial
Cosmetic and Coating:
3 Months
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