No standing cable curls because the seat is in the way?

Lol sorry about the monotone. I just picked up my pbone and decided to do a “review” in one take. I am just a regular dude, hardly a youtube pro. Just tried to show everyone the piece which is the star of the show.

I did not try to offend just offer a little constructive criticism so U would have some feedback from your viewers U did way better than I could and had THE ONLY video on this item I've seen and I enjoyed the video and I like the equipment Take Care Man

@@Heroestomillions I would have bought one too after watching his video but I have one How do U like it? Is it asgood as it seems?

Yeah I'm seriously considering this today

Unfortunately shipping is a bit of a killer. The calculator had me at $440...I'm still considering it, though

It is 95” to the top of the pulley housing. There was a slight wobble from the back bracing legs not being completely flush to the floor but I slipped A small piece of the rubber flooring under it and it is perfect now.

It has been nothing short of fantastic. I have had multiple people of various heights/strengths on it every week and everyone has had positive feedback.

@@andrewelliott4107 thank you so much. it's number one on my list when fray gets it back in stock. just seems almost TOO good for the low price point!

@@andrewelliott4107 how did you stop the guide rods from going through bottom to floor? Thanks.for the help.

Did you figure that out I have the same question.

Sorry. I just saw this question. I honestly just let them sit on the stall mat. I very carefully slid each plate on making sure not to tip it over at all. Once I got them all on, I just screwed the rods in from the top.

I'm 6'4 as well and I have the Titan (exact same product) - depends on the grips. MAG Grips are generally fine, Prime Fitness Grips are a little too long so the pull length is too short.

Sorry for the delayed reply. It has been fantastic. I havent missed back day yet since installing it. A+

95”

@@andrewelliott4107 thank you

Sorry for the delayed reply. 2 main reasons. I got this with a 20% discount during a sale they were running so it was a couple hundred less than Titan. Also, i was very attracted to the 1” holes on the uprights all the way up as opposed to titan’s lack there of.

@@andrewelliott4107This is still running well for you? I pulled the trigger on their new rack/functional trainer unit... Also went out on a limb, not knowing much about Fray. I'm a litter nervous I made a bad decision, but time will tell there.

@@floppyebrokent8578 have you received the power rack combo thinking getting one also

@@yayayison9461 I did. It's the full savage series power rack functional trainer combo. I haven't heavily used it, but use it weekly at a minimum. It's been a good product for the price point. I did have some issues out of the gate. The package showed up destroyed from shipping. Fray made it right. The cables were too short once assembled. I added a longer chain on both sides to resolve this as they didn't have a great solution. A little frustrating. The roller bearings are cheaper and half of them were sticky. They made it right. I also have one side that hits as shown in this video when it has 10lbs. I don't use 10lbs so it doesn't affect me much. Overall, it's heavy and works. I wish quality was better, but then again it's not priced like a commercial or even Rep solution, so I don't expect much.

@@floppyebrokent8578 can you make a review video

Titans directions had no words, just pics.

@@Ryan-ds3dh nope mine had detailed directions for each step and clear pictures in the box.

@@johnnelwhite i just got mine and i had no such thing.

@@Ryan-ds3dh dam that's crazy you can print or download the directions from the website. My only problem was they put all the bolts in a bag so I measured each one to make sure I was using the right ones after I laid out all the parts to make sure I had everything. Then assembly was smooth

@@johnnelwhite yes the bolt thing was insane.