- Best for
- Deadlifts, squats, pulls, chops
- Resistance
- 10 levels, 50, 100 and 200% ratios
- Size
- 57.1 x 31.7 x 53.2 in
- Max user
- 396 lb
- Power
- D batteries
- Warranty
- Frame 10 years
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See how movements, resistance, size, and warranty compare across our strength machines.
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| Specification | |||
|---|---|---|---|
| Best for | Deadlifts, squats, pulls, chops | Squats, overhead and lunge presses | Pilates and strength moves |
| Resistance | 10 levels, 50, 100 and 200% ratios | 10 levels, works as you push | Cable resistance up to 88 lb |
| Size | 57.1 x 31.7 x 53.2 in | 57.1 x 32.7 x 96.5 in | 46.1 x 13.4 x 15.7 in |
| Max user | 396 lb | 396 lb | 331 lb |
| Power | D batteries | D batteries | Knob adjusted, no motor |
| Warranty | Frame 10 years | Frame 10 years | 1 year |
- Best for
- Squats, overhead and lunge presses
- Resistance
- 10 levels, works as you push
- Size
- 57.1 x 32.7 x 96.5 in
- Max user
- 396 lb
- Power
- D batteries
- Warranty
- Frame 10 years
- Best for
- Pilates and strength moves
- Resistance
- Cable resistance up to 88 lb
- Size
- 46.1 x 13.4 x 15.7 in
- Max user
- 331 lb
- Power
- Knob adjusted, no motor
- Warranty
- 1 year
Specifications may vary by configuration. See the product page for full details.
What owning a strength machine is really like
Four details decide where your machine goes and how easy it is to use.
Measure the ceiling
The P918 squat press stands 96.5 in tall. The P928 functional trainer is 53.2 in tall and fits under most ceilings.
Clear area
Plan 104.3 x 79.9 in for the P928 and 114.6 x 79.9 in for the P918, so you can move freely around the machine.
Two people for setup
The P928 weighs 162.9 lb and the P918 207.9 lb. Both arrive in 2 boxes, and the first assembly step needs two people.
No plates, no outlet
Water resistance replaces weight plates, and the monitors run on D batteries. The B2 bench stores its accessories inside.
Strength machine FAQs
Answers on functional trainers, squat presses, fluid resistance, and space.
How do I choose a strength machine for home?
- Movements: The P928 functional trainer covers deadlifts, squats, pulls, and chops. The P918 squat press covers squats, overhead presses, and lunge presses. The WalkingPad B2 is a bench for Pilates and strength moves.
- Resistance: The P928 has 10 levels and three load ratios: 50, 100, and 200% of the tank setting. The P918 has 10 levels that work as you push. The B2 adjusts cable resistance up to 88 lb with a knob.
- Space and ceiling: The P918 stands 96.5 in tall, so check your ceiling. The P928 is 53.2 in tall. The B2 is a 46.1 in bench with built in storage.
- User weight: The P928 and P918 support users up to 396 lb, and the B2 up to 331 lb.
- Power: Dynamic Fluid monitors run on D batteries, with no outlet needed.
- The rest of your gym: Add a Swedish ladder for pull ups and dips, a water rower for cardio, or see all home gym equipment.





