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Inflight Fitness Equipment — Commercial-Grade Strength and Cardio

Inflight Fitness builds commercial-quality strength machines, functional trainers, cardio equipment, and storage solutions, with the lineup at Peak Primal Wellness starting at $1,050 for the Adjustable Decline AB Bench and reaching $9,170 for the Liberator Training System. The range covers everything from basic benches and dumbbell racks to full cable columns, Smith machines, and multi-station systems.

This brand is a strong fit for serious home gym builders, boutique fitness studios, and facility managers who want equipment that performs at a commercial level without requiring commercial procurement channels. The key decision is usually about footprint and use case: Inflight Fitness offers both single-purpose pieces and multi-station systems, so you can start with one anchor item and build around it, or go all-in with a system that handles multiple athletes at once.

Entry model: The Inflight Fitness Flat-Incline-Decline (FID) Bench at $875 is the most accessible starting point, offering three angle settings in a compact footprint suitable for free-weight training at home or in a small studio.
Flagship model: The Inflight Fitness Liberator Training System (Three Stacks, Four Stations, Full Shrouds) at $9,170 is a multi-user cable system designed for facilities that need versatility and high throughput in a single machine.
Construction and manufacturing: Inflight Fitness equipment is built to commercial-grade specifications, using heavy-gauge steel frames, full shroud enclosures on cable machines, and weight stacks engineered for repeated daily use across multiple users.
At a Glance
Product typesStrength machines, cable systems, cardio, benches, racks
Price range$550 to $9,170
WarrantyManufacturer structural and mechanical warranty included
HSA/FSA eligibilityNot eligible
Models available35
Featured Models

Inflight Fitness Models to Start With

The Lineup, Explained

Entry, Mid and Flagship

Here is what actually changes between tiers.

Tier 1 · Entry
Inflight Fitness Flat-Incline-Decline (FID) Bench
Price$875
PositionsFlat, incline, decline
UseFree-weight training
FootprintCompact, single-bench form factor

Best for home gym builders who want a reliable, multi-angle bench as their training foundation before adding cable or rack systems.

Tier 2 · Mid
Inflight Fitness Adjustable Cable Column - Full Shrouds
Price$3,665
DesignFull shroud weight stack enclosure
AdjustabilityMultiple cable height positions
UseSingle-user cable training

Best for dedicated home gym owners or small studio operators who want a single machine covering pulling, pressing, and rotational cable work.

Tier 3 · Flagship
Inflight Fitness Liberator Training System, Three Stacks, Four Stations
Price$9,170
StacksThree independent weight stacks
StationsFour simultaneous training positions
EnclosureFull shrouds on all stacks

Best for commercial facilities, hotel gyms, or serious private studios where multiple users need to train at the same time on a single system.

Side by Side

Compare Inflight Fitness Models

Model Highlights Price
Inflight Fitness Adjustable Decline AB Bench
Inflight Fitness Adjustable Decline
Inflight Fitness Adjustable Decline AB Bench The most versatile piece of equipment for your gym, facility or home workout studio is the bench. A bench can $1,050 Shop ›
Inflight Fitness 54" 3-Tier Tray-Style Dumbbell Rack
Inflight Fitness 54" 3-Tier
Inflight Fitness 54" 3-Tier Tray-Style Dumbbell Rack A terrific equipment addition to any gym, facility or home workout studio is a dumbbell rack. This 54" 3-Tier Tray $1,400 Shop ›
Inflight Fitness, Vanguard Training System, Three Stacks, Four Stations, Cable Column Option, Full Shrouds
Inflight Fitness, Vanguard Training
Inflight Fitness, Vanguard Training System, Three Stacks, Four Stations, Cable Column Option, Full Shrouds Durability and versatility are the keywords when discussing the Vanguard Training System from Inflight Fitness. Rugged and reliable, the Vanguard $3,665 Shop ›
Inflight Fitness Multi Inner Thigh/Outer Thigh - Rear Shrouds
Inflight Fitness Multi Inner
Inflight Fitness Multi Inner Thigh/Outer Thigh - Rear Shrouds The Multi Inner Thigh/Outer Thigh Fitness Station is a fantastic addition to any gym, facility or home workout studio. It's $3,890 Shop ›
Inflight Fitness Seated Leg Extension/Leg Curl - Full Shrouds
Inflight Fitness Seated Leg
Inflight Fitness Seated Leg Extension/Leg Curl - Full Shrouds The Seated Leg Extension/Leg Curl Fitness Station is a fantastic addition to any gym, facility or home workout studio. It's $4,445 Shop ›
Inflight Fitness, Liberator Training System, Three Stacks, Four Stations, Full Shrouds
Inflight Fitness, Liberator Training
Inflight Fitness, Liberator Training System, Three Stacks, Four Stations, Full Shrouds Versatility and multi-functionality are the keywords when discussing the Liberator Training System from Inflight Fitness. Rugged and durable, the Liberator $9,170 Shop ›
Honest Fit

Who Inflight Fitness Is For

A Good Fit If You

+A good fit if you want gym equipment that holds up under daily multi-user loads without showing wear quickly
+A good fit if you're building a home gym around cable-based or functional training and don't want to compromise on build quality
+A good fit if you manage a boutique fitness studio or facility and need equipment that looks professional and performs consistently
+A good fit if you prefer multi-function systems over purchasing many single-purpose machines

Look Elsewhere If You

Look elsewhere if you need entry-level or budget-priced equipment and aren't prepared to invest in commercial-grade build quality
Look elsewhere if you have ceiling heights under 7.5 feet, since taller cable and trainer units won't fit safely
Look elsewhere if you want compact, foldable equipment for very small apartments or rooms under 150 square feet
Look elsewhere if you need cardio-only equipment like rowers or air bikes, as Inflight Fitness focuses primarily on strength and cable systems
Why Inflight Fitness

Key Benefits of Inflight Fitness Inflight Fitness

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Train with commercial-grade resistance

Inflight Fitness cable columns and functional trainers use weight stacks and pulleys rated for commercial environments, which means smoother resistance feel and longer mechanical lifespan than comparable consumer-grade equipment. This matters most if you're training daily or running sessions with multiple clients on the same machine.

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Fewer machines, more exercise variety

A single Inflight Fitness functional trainer or Liberator system can replace a rack of isolateral machines because cable angles are adjustable across the full range of motion. That means more training options per square foot, which is a real advantage for anyone designing a space around efficiency.

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Consistent bench angles across a session

The Inflight Fitness FID and Adjustable Decline benches hold their angle settings under load rather than creeping over time, which matters more than it sounds when you're midway through a heavy pressing set. This kind of build quality is the difference between equipment that supports performance and equipment that just occupies space.

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Reliable cardio with AC-motor performance

The Inflight Fitness M6 Treadmill uses an AC motor, which provides more consistent speed and power delivery under heavy use compared to DC motors common in home treadmills. For facilities or serious home gym users who log significant weekly mileage, the difference in motor longevity becomes noticeable over time.

Build Quality

Certifications and Construction

Inflight Fitness equipment is constructed with heavy-gauge steel frames and commercial-grade upholstery designed to meet the demands of high-frequency, multi-user environments. Cable systems feature full shroud enclosures that protect internal components and present a cleaner aesthetic in professional settings. The weight stacks, pulleys, and guide rods are spec'd to commercial tolerances rather than the lighter standards common in home fitness equipment.

Heavy-gauge steel frames
Built to commercial load and frequency standards
Full shroud enclosures
Protect weight stack and internal cable components
Commercial-grade upholstery
Withstands high-frequency daily use
Counter-balanced Smith mechanism
Engineered offset reduces raw bar inertia
Inflight Fitness construction detail
Heritage

The Inflight Fitness Story

Inflight Fitness has built its reputation by producing equipment that sits at the intersection of commercial durability and practical design. Rather than targeting the mass-market consumer segment, the brand has focused on buyers who know the difference between a machine that looks sturdy and one that actually is, and that focus shows in the weight stack construction, cable routing, and frame tolerances across the lineup.

Peak Primal Wellness carries Inflight Fitness because the brand fills a real gap in the market for buyers who want genuine commercial-grade strength equipment without going through institutional procurement channels. The combination of cable systems, Smith machines, functional trainers, and supporting pieces like benches and racks gives customers the ability to build a complete, professional-quality training environment from a single brand.

Delivery · Install · Warranty · Care

Ownership: Delivery, Install, Warranty and Care

Shipping & Freight

Larger Inflight Fitness pieces including cable machines, Smith machines, and multi-station systems ship as freight and typically arrive within 2 to 4 weeks of your order date. Smaller items like benches and dumbbell racks may be processed and delivered more quickly depending on current inventory. Your order confirmation will include the most accurate shipping details for the specific product you've purchased.

Freight items · 2 to 4 week estimated lead timeSmaller units · may ship sooner than freight items

Setup & Installation

Most Inflight Fitness strength machines and cable systems require assembly upon delivery and arrive in multiple crates or boxes. Cable machines benefit from two people during installation due to the weight of the stack components and the care needed for cable routing. The M6 Treadmill uses an AC motor and should be connected to an appropriate circuit, so consulting a licensed electrician before installation is a reasonable precaution.

Cable and multi-station units · two-person assembly recommendedAC motor treadmill · dedicated circuit consultation advised

Warranty & Support

Inflight Fitness provides manufacturer warranties covering structural frames, weight stacks, and mechanical components across the product line. Specific coverage periods vary by product category and are listed on each individual product page. Warranty claims are handled through standard manufacturer channels, and PPW can help direct you to the right contact if an issue arises after delivery.

Structural and mechanical · manufacturer warranty includedCoverage periods · vary by product, see individual listing

Care & Maintenance

Cable machines should be inspected monthly for cable fraying, with pulleys and guide rods lubricated on a regular schedule to maintain smooth operation. Upholstery on benches and pads can be wiped down with a mild disinfectant after each use to prevent material degradation. Treadmill belts and decks benefit from periodic belt tension checks and light lubrication to extend motor and belt life.

Cable machines · monthly cable and pulley inspection recommendedUpholstery · wipe down with mild disinfectant after use
Questions

Inflight Fitness FAQ

What is the best Inflight Fitness inflight fitness equipment to start with?

It depends on your primary goal. For strength and versatility, the Inflight Fitness Adjustable Cable Column with Full Shrouds ($3,665) covers more exercise patterns than almost anything else in the lineup. If you train primarily with free weights, the Counter-Balanced Smith Machine ($4,665) pairs well with a FID Bench ($875). For a full commercial setup, the Liberator Training System ($9,170) handles multiple users simultaneously.

How does Inflight Fitness compare to Fitnex and BenchK?

Fitnex focuses mainly on selectorized cardio and light commercial machines aimed at smaller facilities. BenchK is primarily known for wall bars and functional bodyweight training systems. Inflight Fitness occupies a different space: heavy-gauge cable machines, Smith machines, and multi-stack functional trainers that compete directly with full commercial brands. For loaded cable and strength work, Inflight Fitness generally offers more robust build quality than either alternative.

How much floor space does the Liberator Training System require?

The Liberator Training System is a multi-station unit with three stacks and four workout positions, so it needs a meaningful footprint. Exact dimensions are listed on the product page, but plan for ceiling clearance of at least 8 feet and enough open space around the perimeter for users to move freely. It's best suited to dedicated gym rooms or commercial studio floors rather than tight basement setups.

Do Inflight Fitness treadmills and bikes require dedicated electrical circuits?

The M6 Treadmill uses an AC motor, which typically draws more current than DC-motor treadmills and generally benefits from a dedicated 20-amp circuit. The B6 Upright Bike is pedal-powered for resistance and has a much lower electrical demand. Check the spec sheet for each cardio unit before installation and consult a licensed electrician if you're unsure about your existing circuits.

Are Inflight Fitness cable machines hard to assemble?

Cable columns and functional trainers like the Adjustable Cable Column and the Functional Trainer with Two Stacks are substantial machines that arrive in multiple crates. Most buyers with mechanical confidence and a helper can complete assembly, but the weight stack components are heavy and the cable routing requires patience. Reviewing the included manual thoroughly before starting will save time. Professional assembly services are available in most markets if preferred.

Can the Inflight Fitness Smith Machine be used without a spotter?

Yes. The Counter-Balanced Smith Machine is specifically designed to offset bar weight, making the bar feel lighter than its physical weight. This is particularly useful for solo training because the counter-balance lets you press or squat without the raw inertia of a standard barbell, reducing injury risk. The built-in safety catches also allow you to train to failure without requiring a spotter nearby.

What dumbbell weight range do the Inflight Fitness racks accommodate?

The 54-inch and 69-inch tray-style racks use a horizontal tray design that accommodates standard hex or round dumbbells across a wide weight range. Exact per-tier capacity is listed on each rack's product page. The tray style makes it easier to return dumbbells quickly during fast-paced training compared to saddle-style racks, which is one reason they're popular in group fitness and HIIT settings.

Is Inflight Fitness equipment suitable for a home garage gym?

Most Inflight Fitness pieces work well in a garage, provided the floor is level and you've accounted for ceiling height on taller units like the cable column and functional trainer. Rubber flooring under the equipment is a good idea to protect both the concrete and the machine bases. The FID Bench, dumbbell racks, and Smith machine are all common choices for serious home gym builders working with dedicated garage space.

How long does Inflight Fitness equipment typically take to arrive?

Freight shipments for larger pieces like the Smith machine, cable systems, and functional trainers generally follow a 2-to-4-week lead time from order placement, depending on inventory and your location. Smaller items such as benches and dumbbell racks may ship faster. The product listing page and confirmation email will carry the most accurate timeline for your specific order.

What kind of maintenance does the Adjustable Cable Column need?

Cable machines benefit from periodic cable inspection for fraying, regular lubrication of the pulleys and guide rods, and occasional tightening of hardware that can loosen with heavy use. Wiping down the shrouds and upholstery after each session extends the life of both the materials and the finish. Most issues are preventable with a consistent 10-minute monthly maintenance routine.

Can the Inflight Fitness Functional Trainer be used for rehab and physical therapy?

The Functional Trainer with Two Stacks is well-suited to rehab applications because the adjustable columns allow cable angles from low to high, which is essential for mimicking natural movement patterns during recovery. Physical therapists and athletic trainers often use cable-based machines for rotator cuff work, hip stabilization drills, and proprioception training. The weight stack increments on commercial units are fine enough to support progressive loading at low resistance.

Does Inflight Fitness make equipment for younger athletes or youth programs?

Inflight Fitness equipment is designed and rated for adult commercial use. Youth programs and school gyms do use these machines, but supervision is essential for athletes under 16 given the weight stack loads and cable forces involved. The counter-balanced Smith machine can be useful for teaching barbell movement patterns to newer lifters of any age because the reduced inertia makes technique work easier to control.