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I have owned both of these machines. I liked the M3 more than the V4. They were very similar but I liked the Leg Ext/Leg Curl on the Inspire much more.

The 4:1 ratio eliminates/reduces momentum and allows for faster movements.

It is 4:1 at each arm and 2:1 when using both arms together. That is fairly common for the single stack functional trainers.

If you squat facing the machine, it will feel similar to PT's dedicated Lever Squat Machine. It is a good movement on the Lever Gym.

You will be fine (I have over 35 years in the commercial building and construction industry. I have my functional trainer, which weighs about 600 lbs in my 4th floor condo, which has wood floor decks.

Most of the attachments are mediocre at best except for the curl attachment. However, I wouldn't buy it for what is goes for as it is a "one exercise" attachment. Sure, the pad is adjustable but...

My post was not in any way directed towards you and was just posted in general under this topic. Glad you got a fair price. Stay safe!

I understand supply and demand but I truly believe taking advantage of this situation is wrong. I am currently struggling with a disability so my training is pretty limited so if anyone is in the...

All of the Lamar equipment was bolt-together. However, the quality was very good for home equipment.

The Inspire FT1 is a solid choice. I've had mine for many years and have never had a single issue with it. Mine gets used almost daily by two people and it still looks like the day I got it. Plus,...

I had one but sold it. It is very similar to the Powertec unit. Bodysolid uses round tubing and PT uses square. They are structurally similar. Regardless of the name (Corner Gym), it really doesn't...

This bench is great but WF Athletic's service is less than acceptable. Mine can with a busted end-cap and I have not been able to get a replacement end-cap for over 6 weeks!

I wonder if the have changed some of their sourcing for parts...? I have an older FT1 and an M3 and they are of extremely high-quality in fit and finish. I have also owned Hoist, TuffStuff, Powertec...

The IM2000 is very well-built and pretty versitle.
In addition, it is fairly compact for what you get.

I have owned both the Body Solid and the Inspire. IMHO, if quality is important to you, there is no comparison between the two. The Inspire is in a different league!

You may want to look at the Prime Fitness ROT8 Handles. They might fit the bill for what you are looking for.

It's not bad. I had the Powertec a few years ago and it is basically the same in terms of functionality. I like the press arm a little bit more on the Powertec but the upper and lower cables are...

Yes, it is the Body Solid version. The plates are Titan.

A tight fit but it serves me well.

I have personally owned both. I sold my BS on Craig's List and purchased the FT1. The difference between the two is in the build-quality. The FT1 is significantly higher quality. The BS is smooth for...