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Overview Top Picks How to Choose Compare Benefits Brands Space Ownership Learn FAQ Cable Machines Functional Trainers — Cascade to Precor, $199 to $9,595 Peak Primal Wellness carries cable machines from Cascade, Inflight Fitness, Precor, PRx Performance, SportsArt, XMARK, Spirit, and Kohler, covering everything from compact single-stack columns to full commercial crossover rigs. Prices run from $199 to $9,595, so there is a functional trainer here for a spare bedroom setup and for a serious training facility. Cable systems reward people who want variety without collecting dozens of isolated machines. A single unit can cover rows, presses, curls, chops, and rotational work, which makes them especially practical for home gyms where floor space is finite. The main decision is really about stack weight, pulley ratio, and footprint, not brand loyalty. Entry point: The PRx Performance Profile PRO Functional Trainer at $2,200 is a wall-mounted option that folds against the wall when not in use, making it one of the more practical choices for a home gym cable system with limited square footage. Premium tier: The Precor Resolute Dual Adjustable Pulley Functional Trainer at $8,270 is built to commercial standards with a 240 lb weight stack per side, aircraft-cable construction, and a sealed pulley system designed for years of daily use. Build quality signal: Inflight Fitness units feature full and rear shroud options that protect internal weight stacks from dust and accidental contact, a feature more common on hospital-grade rehab equipment than home gym cable system products at this price point. Athletic use: Cable crossover machine configurations like the Inflight Fitness Cable Crossover with Monkey Bar Crossbeam allow athletes to program chest flies, standing presses, anti-rotation holds, and unilateral pulling movements without changing stations. Wellness and rehab use: Low-pulley positions and smooth selectorized stacks make functional training equipment appropriate for