The Inspire Fitness M5 Multi-Gym
The Inspire Fitness M5 Multi-Gym is a powerhouse for home or commercial training, offering a complete strength solution in one compact machine. Designed for full-body conditioning, it features dual press arms, a seated leg curl and extension station, a row station, free movement handles, and four pulleys—providing endless exercise options. With dual 215 lb weight stacks, the M5 supports two users simultaneously, making it perfect for partners or families looking to train together.
Experience smooth, friction-free motion with the precision-engineered pulley system, delivering consistent resistance for exercises like chest presses, lat pulldowns, shoulder presses, leg curls, and more. The adjustable press arm allows for multiple pressing positions, ensuring targeted muscle engagement for your chest, shoulders, and triceps.
Built for durability, the M5 boasts a heavy-duty 11-gauge steel frame, reinforced nylon pulleys, 2000 lb tensile strength cables, and precision ball bearings—providing unmatched stability and longevity. This all-in-one system is engineered for professional-grade workouts, helping you push limits and achieve your fitness goals with confidence.
TOTAL BODY MACHINE: Equipped with both fixed and free-motion stations, including dual press arms, a seated leg curl and extension station, a row station, and versatile pulleys for a complete full-body workout.
TWO USERS AT ONCE: With dual 215 lb independent weight stacks, the M5 allows two people to train simultaneously, making it ideal for home or commercial gym environments.
PREACHER CURL & LEG CURL STATIONS: The adjustable preacher curl station offers ergonomic pad support for focused bicep training, compatible with the cable system or free weights (sold separately). The seated leg curl and extension station provides stability and smooth resistance for lower-body strengthening.
SPACE SAVING DESIGN: Unique L-shaped design enables the machine to fit within a corner, allowing you to maximize the square footage within your gym.
