REP Fitness · Adonis Cable Tower
Adonis
A standalone or rack-integrated cable tower combining a 1:1 lat and low row, 2:1 adjustable trolley, 34 height positions, 108-inch trolley travel, 450-pound maximum system capacity, and optional selectorized resistanceReady to buy
Price the exact configuration and the build day
The current base tower starts at $1,999.99, while selectorized, base, Pegasus seat, storage, and rack configurations cost more. Confirm lateral support, 92.1-inch height, 54.9-inch working depth, delivery route, four-to-five-hour two-person assembly, warranty, flooring, and attachments
Current market
The facts that change the ownership choice
Each line carries its own check date because price, software, specifications, and product cycle do not age at the same speed.
Pulley ratios
Cable range
Room and assembly
Owner record
Current verdict
Other paths
The alternatives change what the Adonis is worth
These are not generic competitors. Each one represents a different way to buy into the same market.
REP Fitness
Arcadia
$2,199.99 retained price- Best fit
- A household that values two independent adjustable handles over heavy lat and low row
- Tradeoff
- Lower heavy-pull capacity and no rack integration
REP Fitness
Ares 2.0
$2,999.99 attachment- Best fit
- A buyer building a complete power rack with dual cables, lat pulldown, and low row
- Tradeoff
- Requires a compatible rack and a much larger complete-system budget
What changed
The product has a history
Older observations stay in the ledger when the current view changes. That lets a buyer tell the difference between an old complaint, an active issue, and a problem that was corrected.
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Current configuration baseline retained
Adonis remains available from $1,999.99 with selectorized, standalone-base, seat, storage, rack, and dual-tower configurations separated in the live builder
The price history starts here
Each amount stays tied to its source and capture date. Conflicting prices remain visible until the seller resolves them.
- From $1,999.99
Current reference priceA structured timeline will begin with the next source capture
Owner experience
What repeats after the purchase
Owners and independent field coverage consistently value smooth cable action, heavy lat and row capacity, compact placement, and modular expansion. Assembly time, total configured price, seat behavior, and one adjustable trolley are the recurring tradeoffs
Most reports come from enthusiasts who chose a premium cable tower and use different bases, stacks, seats, and rack integrationsHeavy pulling
Owners value the true 1:1 lat and low-row path and high capacity
Heavy vertical pulling is the clearest reason to choose Adonis over a compact functional trainer
2 evidence recordsBuild and configuration
Assembly and optional base, stack, seat, and storage materially change ownership
The configured room is the comparison unit, not the $1,999.99 base tower
3 evidence recordsSources
Why we believe the current view
The page separates what a source states directly from what we conclude across sources.
01Adonis current product pageREP Fitness · identity
REP lists Adonis as a standalone or rack-integrated cable tower with 1:1 lat and low row, 2:1 trolley, 34 positions, 108-inch trolley travel, aluminum pulleys, and plate-loaded or selectorized configurations.
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02Adonis current configuration pricesREP Fitness · price
REP displays Adonis from $1,999.99, with a current selectorized configuration at $2,624.99 and higher prices for base, seat, storage, rack, and dual-tower builds.
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03Adonis fit, assembly, and warrantyREP Fitness · specification
REP specifies 92.1-inch height, up to 54.9-inch working depth, 43 to 45.5-inch width, a required base for standalone use, four-to-five-hour two-person assembly, lifetime frame warranty, and one year for pulleys, cables, and pop-pins.
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- support
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04Adonis current owner and field recordREP Fitness and Gluck's Gym · consensus
Current owners and independent field coverage praise smooth cables, heavy pulling, sturdy construction, and modularity while describing a long heavy assembly, configuration cost, seat stability, and single-trolley limitations.
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- editorial
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05Arcadia current product pageREP Fitness · alternative
REP Arcadia is a compact standalone dual-column selectorized functional trainer for buyers who prioritize two independent adjustable handles.
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06Ares 2.0 current builderREP Fitness · alternative
REP Ares 2.0 is a retained $2,999.99 attachment path that integrates dual functional cables, lat pulldown, and low row into a compatible rack.
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- manufacturer
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REP's current product, configuration, warranty, assembly, and hosted-owner records plus an independent equipment review were checked on August 14, 2026. The $1,999.99 entry price does not describe the common selectorized or seated configurations.
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