Current price
Freight, room delivery, assembly, bench, tax and floor preparation may be separate. Returns are limited to fifteen days
Centr · Inspire Series FT2 Pro
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The current price is $5,999. Confirm 64 by 52.4 by 83.2 inch space plus working clearance, 880-pound floor load, doorway route, professional assembly, freight appointment, bench, stack ratio, cable replacement, warranty and returns
Current market
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Freight, room delivery, assembly, bench, tax and floor preparation may be separate. Returns are limited to fifteen days
FT2 Pro is coherent for a permanent household gym that wants guided-bar and cable work without plate changes. Buyers who want free-barbell expansion should compare G15 before accepting the footprint
Other paths
These are not generic competitors. Each one represents a different way to buy into the same market.
Inspire Fitness
Force USA
What changed
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Centr currently lists FT2 Pro at $5,999 with freight delivery, fifteen-day returns and a support-mediated parts path
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Owner experience
FT2 Pro can consolidate selectorized Smith and cable training into one permanent station, with its value determined by the actual exercise list, bottom-start Smith workflow, fixed geometry and complete installed cost
The editorial source is a long-term original-FT2 review with an explicit Pro comparison, while the exact-model owner sample is small and self-selected. It supports workflow checks rather than safety or durability ratesOwners value moving between cable and Smith exercises without loading plates, especially in a smaller shared room
The convenience is meaningful when the household prefers guided resistance and the fixed cable geometry fits its primary exercises
2 evidence recordsThe Smith begins from the bottom, column width is fixed and some movements or accessories require workarounds
The buyer should test the five most important movements and compare the complete station with a rack-based system before accepting the $5,999 footprint
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Centr lists dual cable stacks, six pulley points, a selectorized Smith bar and thirteen included attachments.
Centr displayed FT2 Pro at $5,999 with freight delivery terms and a fifteen-day return window.
Centr specifies 64 by 52.4 by 83.2 inches, 879.6 pounds, dual 165-pound stacks, 2:1 cable ratio, Smith resistance up to 340 pounds and limited lifetime frame and parts coverage.
Centr asks owners to contact support for equipment parts, including commonly replaced cables, rather than offering public self-service ordering.
Inspire SF3 is a smaller selectorized Smith functional trainer with a lower retained price.
Force USA G15 combines rack, Smith and dual-stack cable functions with broader free-weight expansion.
Long-term FT2 use and an updated FT2 Pro comparison retain the compact selectorized cable and Smith strengths while identifying the bottom-up Smith resistance, closed upright ecosystem, attachment compromises and high current price as decision boundaries shared by the Pro.
Current FT2 Pro owners value selectorized Smith and cable supersets in a compact room while repeatedly noting the fixed column width, bottom-start Smith workflow, add-on needs and exercise-specific range compromises.
Centr's current product, warranty and replacement-parts records were checked on August 14, 2026. The parts route requires contacting support rather than ordering from a public self-service catalog.
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