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Primal Strength MRX 9.0 - Five-Station Multi Rack With Two 280lb Stacks

A half power rack, functional trainer, Smith machine, lat pulldown and low row, and vertical leg press in one frame, $7,999 on the US store.

Primal Strength MRX 9.0 multi rack system: black and steel half rack with Smith machine bar, dual pulley arms, an adjustable bench, weight stacks behind the uprights and bumper plates stored on the posts
By Ryan · Founder
Published Sep 22, 2026 · 3 min read

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QUICK VERDICT

Five stations in one footprint, with two connectable 280lb stacks, sold on a US store that prices in dollars rather than the UK site most buyers land on first.

Best for: 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.
Price: $7,999 · Verified: 2026-09-22
✓ Pricing Verified 2026-09-22
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Five stations in one footprint, with two connectable 280lb stacks, sold on a US store that prices in dollars rather than the UK site most buyers land on first.

The MRX 9.0 is Primal Strength's Personal Series answer to the home gym that would otherwise need four machines. One frame carries a half power rack, a dual adjustable pulley functional trainer with swivel arms, a Smith machine, a lat pulldown and low cable row, and a vertical leg press with a Smith leg press footplate. Two rear weight stacks connect for more resistance on the pulldown and row.

Published capacities are the numbers to plan around: 661 lbs on the J-hooks and on the safety catchers, 550 lbs on the Smith machine, 440 lbs on the pull-up frame, and a 45 lb unloaded Smith bar. The frame is heavy-duty steel with metal stack shrouds and a double layer black powder coat, and the attachment list is long enough that most buyers will not be shopping accessories immediately: bullhorns, hip thrust attachment, barbell holder, storage board and hooks, cable handles, a close and mid grip max handle, straight and EZ bars, a tricep rope and a landmine.

The practical constraints are size and weight. Primal publishes the product size as 185 x 207 x 230 cm without labelling which figure is which, and the ship weight is 1,455 lbs, which puts this on freight rather than a parcel carrier. It is delivered by FedEx Freight in a typical 10 to 14 business days after 2 to 3 days of processing, with in-home delivery, unpacking and light assembly available for an added fee, and installation quoted separately as a two-person service.

Buy it on the right store. The brand's main site is the UK one and prices in pounds; the US store is a separate Shopify storefront operated by Echelon Fitness Multimedia, and it is the one that prices this rack at $7,999 and ships domestically.

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Best for

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.

Skip if

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.

Specifications

StationsHalf power rack, functional trainer (dual adjustable pulley with swivel arms), Smith machine, lat pulldown and low cable row, and vertical leg press with Smith leg press attachment
Weight StacksTwo connectable rear stacks, published as 125kg in the PDP bullet and as 275 lbs in the description, while the product title says 280lbs. Confirm the exact figure with the seller
CapacitiesPull-up frame 440 lbs, Smith machine 550 lbs, J-hooks 661 lbs, safety catchers 661 lbs, Smith bar unloaded 45 lbs
AttachmentsStorage bullhorns x4, Smith leg press footplate, hip thrust attachment, barbell holder, storage board, storage hooks x10, aluminium cable handles, max grip handle (close and mid), dual pulley straight bar and EZ bar, tricep rope, landmine attachment, adjustable width swivel pull-up handles and a cannon ball grip pull-up attachment
DimensionsProduct size 185 x 207 x 230 cm as published. Primal does not label which figure is width, depth or height and publishes no imperial size for this SKU
WeightNet 659 kg and gross 710 kg per the product page; the Shopify variant carries a 1,455.05 lb shipping weight
MaterialsHeavy-duty steel with metal stack shrouds, double layer black powder coating
PositioningThe product page marks HOME and PT STUDIO as suitable and leaves COMMERCIAL unselected, and the product record carries Home, Home Multi Gyms, Home Racks and Personal tags with no commercial tag, even though the URL handle says commercial
DeliveryProcessing 2 to 3 business days, then FedEx Freight for items over 150 lbs with a typical 10 to 14 business day total. Premium in-home delivery and setup is available for an added fee, and installation is a two-person service scheduled within 7 to 10 business days of delivery
WarrantyThe product page states light commercial use: 5 years frame, 3 years parts, 1 year cables, pulleys, bearings and wearables, and 1 year labour. The store's warranty page words the Personal Series terms differently, so get the applicable terms in writing
ReturnsThe product page and the refund policy both state 30 days from delivery with no fees when returned new and boxed, while the store FAQ states 14 days and puts freight return shipping on the buyer. The refund policy text is written for Echelon products rather than Primal hardware
Runner UpMRX 7.0 at $5,999 (SKU USPR2006): two 220 lbs functional trainer stacks on a 2:1 ratio, 136 x 202 x 230.3 cm, 450 kg net
Not PublishedRequired ceiling height, which published dimension is width, depth or height, the in-home delivery and installation prices, the functional trainer's own stack weight, the MRX 9.0 pulley ratio, upright steel section size, and assembly time or number of people needed
Pricing verified2026-09-22

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Primal Strength Multi Rack System MRX 9.0 - buyer FAQ

What stations does the Primal Strength MRX 9.0 include?

Five in one frame: a half power rack, a dual adjustable pulley functional trainer with swivel arms, a Smith machine, a lat pulldown and low cable row, and a vertical leg press with a Smith leg press footplate. Two rear weight stacks can be connected for more resistance on the pulldown and row, and the attachment list runs to a dozen included items.

How much weight can the MRX 9.0 hold?

Primal publishes four capacities: 661 lbs on the J-hooks, 661 lbs on the safety catchers, 550 lbs on the Smith machine and 440 lbs on the pull-up frame. The Smith bar weighs 45 lbs unloaded. The rack itself is 659 kg net and ships at 1,455 lbs, so it is freight delivery rather than a parcel carrier.

Which Primal Strength site should a US buyer use?

us.primalstrength.com. The www.primalstrength.com site most search results point at is the UK store and prices in GBP. The US storefront is a separate Shopify store operated by Echelon Fitness Multimedia LLC of Chattanooga, Tennessee, it prices this rack at $7,999, and it ships within the United States, excluding Alaska, Hawaii and PO boxes.

How big is the MRX 9.0 and what ceiling does it need?

Primal publishes the product size as 185 x 207 x 230 cm and does not label which figure is width, depth or height. At 230 cm, or just over 7 feet 6 inches on the largest dimension, ceiling height is the constraint to check first. The brand does not publish a required ceiling height, so measure before ordering.

What is the difference between the MRX 9.0 and the MRX 7.0?

Stacks, size and $2,000. The MRX 9.0 is $7,999 with two connectable 280lb-class stacks and a 185 cm footprint dimension. The MRX 7.0 is $5,999 with two 220 lbs functional trainer stacks on a published 2:1 ratio and a narrower 136 cm figure, at 450 kg net against 659 kg. Both were checked September 22, 2026.

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