Body-Solid: How to Choose
At My Fitness Outlet, we carry Body-Solid because it’s workhorse gear for real training—perfect for home gyms, garages, and light-commercial spaces. If you’re choosing a Body-Solid home gym system, focus on a few decisive specs that truly change day-to-day use: stack weight (single vs. dual stacks), the number of stations (how many exercises without cable changes), footprint (will it fit your space and ceiling height), and any special mechanisms like Bi-Angular press arms. Dual stacks let two people train at once and reduce wait time; larger stacks (or upgradable stacks) matter if you’ll outgrow 160–210 lb quickly. Footprint and height determine where the unit lives and whether leg press paths and lat bars clear your ceiling.
Buying with us is straightforward—we’re an Authorized Body-Solid Dealer with Fast & Free Shipping, a Best Price Guarantee, and a straightforward 30-Day Return window. Many listings also include Price-Drop Protection. If you want help sizing the right system for your space and goals, we’re here—just ask.
Compare Top Body-Solid Models
| Model | Best For | Stack Weight (ea.) | Stations | Special Feature | Footprint (L × W × H) | Warranty | Price (+ availability) |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Body-Solid G1S Single Stack Home Gym | Compact full-body training | 160 lb | Multi-station (press, lat, mid, leg, low) | No-cable-change design | 55″ × 47″ × 83″ | — | $2,200 — 23 in stock |
| Body-Solid G5S Single Stack Home Gym | Versatility + stack upgrade option | 210 lb (upgradeable to 260) | 6 stations | Multi-grip press arms | 81″ × 55″ × 84″ | Lifetime in-home (see product) | $4,055 — 25 in stock |
| Body-Solid G6BR Bi-Angular Home Gym | Heavier press feel in less space | 210 lb (upgradeable to 260) | 6 stations | Bi-Angular® press arms | 84″ × 58″ × 84″ | Lifetime in-home (see product) | $3,955 — 25 in stock |
| Body-Solid G10B Bi-Angular Multi-Stack | Two users training simultaneously | 210 lb × 2 | 6 stations | Dual stacks + Bi-Angular® | 72″ × 98″ × 84″ | — | $5,495 — Low stock (5 left) |
Buying tip: If you lift heavy or share the gym, favor dual stacks or single stacks that can be upgraded—this prevents early plateaus and reduces wait time between sets.
Body-Solid FAQs
What’s the difference between single-stack and multi-stack Body-Solid gyms?
Single-stack systems use one selectorized stack to drive all stations; they’re compact and budget-friendly. Multi-stack systems (like the G10B) use two stacks so two people can train at once and you can set different resistances per station.
How much space do I need, including ceiling height?
Check the L × W × H listing for each unit and add clearance for lat bars and leg press travel. Most Body-Solid home gyms are ~83–84″ tall; aim for at least 8′ ceilings for comfortable use and assembly.
Can I upgrade the weight stack later?
Several G-Series models allow upgrades (e.g., 210 lb to 260 lb). If you’re a stronger lifter or plan to progress quickly, choose a model with an upgrade path from day one.
Do these gyms require electricity?
No—Body-Solid home gyms are mechanically driven by weight stacks or plates. No electrical hookup is needed.
Can two people use a Body-Solid home gym at the same time?
Yes on dual-stack systems (e.g., G10B). Single-stack systems are designed for one user at a time.
What about shipping and returns?
Large items ship via freight with appointment scheduling; smaller items ship parcel. We offer Fast & Free Shipping to most addresses and a 30-Day Return window—see each product page for current lead times and details.