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It's not unfortunately. Hopefully in the future, but we only ship to the UK at the moment.

The Multi-Functional Trainer on its own is £2,360 with the code 'SAVE5'. Here's the link (musclesquad.com/products/musclesquad-multi-functional-trainer). If you'd like to buy it in a package with our FID bench, barbell and your choice of weight plates then it's £2,850 (musclesquad.com/products/gym-multi-functional-rack-bench-barbell-and-weights-packages?variant=43782236668133).

Hey, yes you can use a cuff for overhead extensions too. To make the movement comfortable, start with the cable pulley just below shoulder height. 😄

@@MuscleSquad thank you so much for replying! i am just getting back into the gym after almost a year of not training because of an autoimmune disease, and two surgeries, and im looking to make my workouts from now on more effective than before! have a nice day!

@@HypertrophyGuide Anytime! That's amazing, well done for getting back to it after those challenges. Here's to your continued recovery and some great sessions. 💪

@@MuscleSquad thanks! means a lot 💪

It's available on pre-order for £3,200 or as a package for £3,800 which includes a FID bench, a barbell and 100kg of weight plates! Functional trainer only: musclesquad.com/products/musclesquad-advanced-multi-functional-trainer As a package: musclesquad.com/products/advanced-multi-functional-trainer-bench-barbell-and-weights-packages?variant=45019367833829

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Available in the states?​@MuscleSquad

@@THEREALTWISTEDINSANE Unfortunately not, we only deliver to the UK. We do plan to change that but it wouldn't be possible for us to get the rack to the US right now. We appreciate the love for the product though! #worldwidechoppers

Hi Craig, It sure does! The Advanced Multi-Functional Trainer will be compatible with the original model's attachments, meaning these jammer arms will fit it no problem: musclesquad.com/products/multi-functional-trainer-jammer-arms. Exciting to hear that you're planning to get a rack set-up sorted soon. Our shipment of the advanced trainers is due in late July. If you have any questions about the rack, drop us an email on info@musclesquad.com or reach out to the team during office hours over live chat or on the phone: musclesquad.com/pages/contact-us. Hope that helps! 👊

No different to setting up a Lat pull down. When people don’t have space they need the equipment to be versatile.

@Sheepish1991 did you ever sort this? Stuck on the same part!

Unfortunately this put me off buying the 'Phase 4 Cable Equipped Multi Functional Squat Rack with Smith Machine'. I have no idea why any British company would do their weights in even Lbs. I even emailed the company and they said the weights were in KG but who wants to halve like 9kg its so annoying! If they sorted this out and did it in even Kg ie 5kg, 10kg, 15kg etc I would be so happy and I would have finally found a mutli-function trainer that met all my needs.

@@claremartin4653 I’ve now bought their newest rack. It’s amazing and I’m going to get used to the 4.5kg plates. The reason they all do it is because that’s how the plates are made in China. If you have room, buy their phase 4 rack. You can buy with or without a smith machine.

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Glad to hear it, thank you for sharing! 💪

We are so happy to hear that you are pleased with your purchase! Most assembly's are best with two people. We look forward to seeing your training progress!

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Thank you! If you have any questions or need advice, drop us a line on our livechat via our website or give us a call. 🙂

Thank you! We look forward to fulfilling your order! 🙏

We are glad to hear you are enjoying your Phase 2 Quarter Squat Rack! If you wish to upgrade a couple years down the line, you know where to go! 💪

We don't offer customised packages for this rack, with the monolifts you don't have to use them, you can just store them away. The pulley is a part of the rack, we do offer other quarter racks that don't have pulley system built in which you can find on our website: www.musclesquad.com

Hey Danny! We are so happy to hear the jammer arms have expanded your training options, that is exactly what we designed them for! 💪💪 - musclesquad.com/collections/rack-accessories

Thank you! We worked hard on trying to develop the most functional but most compact while considering value for money! - musclesquad.com/products/musclesquad-p100-treadmill

Hi Jolyon, we are still selling our Phase 2 freestanding folding rack and still have a few left in stock, thank you for pointing out the link was not working, I have updated it so it will take you to the website now. 🙂 JY - MuscleSquad Admin

Hi Pawel, Yes, you can use the rack safely without bolting it to the wall or floor. If you purchase the rack on its own you do not get any weights, but we have options where you can purchase packages which include weights that you can use for the pulley. We are happy to answer any additional questions you may have, please feel free to reach out to us on our live chat, or call or email us: musclesquad.com/

@@MuscleSquad only to confirm,poles for weights storage are optional to install?

@@pawelgedyk1762 Yes, the weight storage poles on the back uprights of the rack are optional, you do not have to install them.

@@MuscleSquad What are disadvantages/drawback of your Phase 2 Quarter Squat Rack with Cable Pulley compared to this full rack? I have limited space I think I could still fit either of them but would like to know the biggest differences and drawbacks ?

@@pawelgedyk1762 The biggest difference is the folding mechanism which allows you to save on floor space, the folding saves 1m square worth of floor space. Both racks come with a similar set of accessories which are quite comprehensive, spotter arms, j hooks, lat pull down, dip handles etc. The other main difference is the pull up bars, for the quarter rack you have the cannon balls with on the bars giving you a higher variety and ability to train hand strength which can carry over to things like climbing, whereas with the freestanding folding its a more standard pull up bar. (I personally prefer the pull up bar on the freestanding folding, but this is down to personal preference. One advantage with the freestanding folding is that you get extra built in plate storage along the back two uprights, so you are able to store more plates on it than the quarter rack. If you want to speak with us on the phone, contact us on live chat through our website and we are happy to answer any additional questions and talk you through anything.🙂 - JY Muscle Squad Admin

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