XMark

XMark has been building strength equipment for over two decades, and this collection covers all 16 of their products at Home Fitness Supplies — from the $899 CAT 3 Hurricane air bike up to a $5,209 commercial cable rack. The bulk of the lineup is power racks and functional trainers, plus a Smith machine, a set of commercial dumbbells, and an air bike.

The Viper power rack family (six variants, from the base Viper Power Rack at $1,529 up through storage and package configurations) already has its own detailed comparisons: see our power rack buying guide and Viper Power Rack vs. Half Rack breakdown rather than us repeating that here.

The functional trainers are where this collection needs the most thought, since XMark sells seven variants at different price points. The Commercial Single-Stack Functional Trainer ($2,059) is the entry point — one 220 lb stack, 101" tall, needs a 9-foot ceiling. Step up to dual stacks with the Dual 200 lb Functional Trainer ($2,845, isolateral training with 19 height positions) or the Dual 230 lb Functional Trainer ($2,920, 98% preassembled, 90" frame, 21 adjustment levels). For a trainer built into a half rack rather than a standalone frame, the Half Rack with Lat Pulldown & Low Row ($3,679–$3,979, single 220 lb stack) and Half Rack Dual 220 lb Stacks ($4,219–$4,519) add squat-rack functionality to the cable station. At the top, the Commercial Power Rack Cable Machine ($4,869–$5,209) combines a full power rack with dual 220 lb stacks (440 lb combined) and a multi-angled pull-up bar.

Outside the racks and trainers, the Commercial Smith Machine ($2,399) uses 7°-angled uprights so the bar follows a natural squat/press path, with catch hooks adjustable every 6". The 12-Sided Commercial Urethane Dumbbells come as graduated sets in either a 5-50 lb range ($1,929) or 5-75 lb range (up to $4,289), sold bare or bundled with a storage rack. The CAT 3 Hurricane Air Bike ($899) is the one cardio piece in the lineup — a fan bike built for HIIT and warm-ups.

Good fit if you want a single trainer or rack rated for genuinely heavy daily use — most of this lineup runs 11-gauge steel. If you're deciding between the single-stack and dual-stack functional trainers, the honest answer is: buy single-stack if you're training alone and don't need to isolate each side independently, and dual-stack if you want true unilateral cable work or plan to have two people training at once.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is Home Fitness Supplies an authorized XMark dealer?
Yes — we're an authorized dealer for XMark and every other brand we carry.

What's the price range for XMark equipment at HFS?
From $899 for the CAT 3 Hurricane air bike up to $5,209 for the Commercial Power Rack Cable Machine with dual 220 lb stacks.

Should I buy XMark's single-stack or dual-stack functional trainer?
Buy single-stack if you're training alone and don't need to isolate each side independently. Buy dual-stack if you want true unilateral cable work or plan to have two people training at once.

Is XMark equipment commercial-grade?
Most of the lineup runs 11-gauge steel, the same grade used in commercial gym equipment, even though it's sold for home use.

Which XMark Viper power rack should I buy?
XMark sells six Viper variants (storage and package configurations on top of the base rack). See our power rack buying guide and Viper Power Rack vs. Half Rack comparison for the full breakdown.