Altas Strength Multi-functional Trainer AL-3130 vs Primal Strength Multi Rack System MRX 9.0
Specs, prices, editor verdict, and who should buy which, compared side by side.
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Altas Strength Multi-functional Trainer AL-3130 (premium, $6,999) vs Primal Strength Multi Rack System MRX 9.0 (premium, $7,999). Different tools for different jobs (see the per-product details below).
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We have not scored these two head to head, so this page does not name a winner. The Altas Strength Multi-functional Trainer AL-3130 starts at $6,999 and the Primal Strength Multi Rack System MRX 9.0 at $7,999. The per-buyer recommendations below say who each one suits.
Who should buy which
Buyers with a garage or basement that fits an 84 by 60 inch footprint and an 87 inch tall frame, who want two weight stack cable columns with a ratio switch, and who can move crated freight from the curb indoors and assemble a 1,696 lb machine without a published install service.
You want the machine carried indoors or built for you, since delivery is curbside only and no assembly service is published; you want a written list of included attachments before paying $6,999.00; or you may change your mind after delivery, since the product page allows 7 days and asks for products to be unassembled on return.
A home or studio buyer replacing several machines with one frame, who has the ceiling height and floor for a 230cm-tall rack and can accept freight delivery.
You need the required ceiling height published before ordering, you are in Alaska, Hawaii or Puerto Rico, or you want a rack whose warranty and return terms read the same on every page of the store.
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Which is better, the Altas Strength Multi-functional Trainer AL-3130 or the Primal Strength Multi Rack System MRX 9.0?
We have not scored these two head to head, so this page does not name a winner. The Altas Strength Multi-functional Trainer AL-3130 starts at $6,999 and the Primal Strength Multi Rack System MRX 9.0 at $7,999. The per-buyer recommendations below say who each one suits.
How much do they cost?
Altas Strength Multi-functional Trainer AL-3130: $6,999. Primal Strength Multi Rack System MRX 9.0: $7,999. Prices are verified against the manufacturer; check the live links for current pricing.
Who should buy which one?
Altas Strength Multi-functional Trainer AL-3130: Buyers with a garage or basement that fits an 84 by 60 inch footprint and an 87 inch tall frame, who want two weight stack cable columns with a ratio switch, and who can move crated freight from the curb indoors and assemble a 1,696 lb machine without a published install service. Primal Strength Multi Rack System MRX 9.0: A home or studio buyer replacing several machines with one frame, who has the ceiling height and floor for a 230cm-tall rack and can accept freight delivery.
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