Current price
Reduced from $2,899. Stack choice, attachments, assembly, freight, tax and delivery conditions may change the total
Torque Fitness · F9
Ready to buy
The current sale is $2,599. Choose 150, 200 or 225-pound stacks, then confirm the 2:1 felt resistance, open clearance, 610-pound floor load, doorway and stair route, assembly, freight, attachments, 30-day guarantee and service parts
Current market
Each line carries its own check date because price, software, specifications, and product cycle do not age at the same speed.
Reduced from $2,899. Stack choice, attachments, assembly, freight, tax and delivery conditions may change the total
F9 is a strong non-digital choice when a cabinet form materially improves the room and the open training area fits. Delivery and floor loading deserve the same attention as the stack option
Other paths
These are not generic competitors. Each one represents a different way to buy into the same market.
REP Fitness
PRx Performance
What changed
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.
The live free-standing F9 offer changed from the retained $2,499 price to $2,599, reduced from $2,899
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Current reference priceA structured timeline will begin with the next source capture
Owner experience
Owners and independent review support the F9's unusually compact closed footprint and conventional cable versatility. Assembly, permanent installed weight, attachment quality and occasional cable adjustment remain part of ownership
The record is a small self-selected sample and spans different stack configurations and installations. It supports a room, assembly and maintenance checklist, not a durability or service-rate claimThe machine can release multipurpose floor space after training, but the open footprint and 610-pound installed mass remain
Approve both open and closed layouts, floor loading and the final service position before delivery
2 evidence recordsIndependent and owner evidence points to multi-hour assembly, cable routing or tension checks and selective attachment replacement
Use professional assembly or inspect every pulley and cable under light load, then budget the attachments the household will actually use
2 evidence recordsSources
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Torque lists a free-standing cabinet-style dual-stack functional trainer that folds closed between sessions.
Torque displayed the free-standing F9 at $2,599, reduced from $2,899, with the base configuration in stock.
Torque specifies 34.9 by 44.6 by 83.8 inches closed, 61.2 by 69.7 by 83.8 inches open, 610-pound equipment weight and dual 150, 200 or 225-pound stacks at 2:1.
Hosted owners repeatedly value the fold-away room use and exercise range while describing delivery, assembly and the importance of measuring the open footprint.
REP Arcadia is a compact fixed dual-stack functional trainer at a lower retained price.
Profile PRO Ark combines folding selectorized cables with a wall-mounted barbell rack.
A physical-therapist review corroborates the folding footprint, dual stack choices, 2:1 ratio, included attachments and 610-pound installed weight while treating multi-hour assembly and cable routing as real ownership work.
An exact F9 owner with 225-pound stacks values the fold-away room use and reports minor cable-tension adjustments resolved with Torque support, while replacing weak included accessories with preferred attachments.
Torque's current free-standing product and specification records were rechecked on August 25, 2026 alongside independent review and exact-owner evidence. The evidence supports room-fit, assembly and maintenance checks, not a population reliability rate.
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