ATX Monster Full-Functional Multigym MFR-720

ATX's Monster Full-Functional Multigym consists of a number of professional-quality base stations in a single device:

• Dual Adjustable Pulley (DAP) cable station with 2 x 100 kg weight stack with protective housing.
• 2:1 pulley ratio. 
• Smith Machine.
• Half Rack for free weight training.

In addition, a number of integrated and removable extensions and accessories included: 

• Adjustable and removable dip bars with two different grip widths.
• Multi-angle chinning bar (Monkey Chin Up Bar).
• Plug-in T-Bar Row station for loose barbells.
• Lat Station (cable station).
• 2 adjustable lift-off hooks for free barbell training.
• 2 adjustable safety arms for safe free weight training.
• Free set of cable handles and accessories (as shown). 
• *Optional installation service, prices subject to conditions.

For dimensions, please scroll the images for full-schematics. Thank you. 

Some history of the MFR-720 Multi Gym:

This ever-popular gym was formerly branded Barbarian Line and was once available in silver and black. Many small improvements later, it is now all-black and makes up part of the ATX 700-series (once Barbarian Line) of gym equipment products. The videos below are old videos/ reviews, but the base product remains the same, despite the minor improvements over time. 

I installed my first incarnation of the MFR-720 back in 2015. I can think of one customer from that year who now has 4 of the same unit dotted around various places in this country and abroad. It speaks of not only the equipment will last you, but you'll trust in it enough that you'd buy it again and again, as he has. We've experienced the same with PT gyms/ studios choosing to buy multiples of the same multi gym, such is the versatile nature and sheer quality of the ATX line up of multigyms and benches to go alongside. 

This particular gym, like many, has seen many copies since it's inception, with good reason - the design is a good one! It's difficult to comment on copies, as we all know the potential pitfalls of copies, so all I can say is I know the ATX unit still to be good...better than it ever was, even. 

Here's an early video of the MFR-720 in use, back when it was called the Barbarian Monster, hence the vest:

Below, this is me taking a look at the Monster, back in 2014. At this time, the multi gym was unique to the UK, as we had nothing on offer like this. It's fair to say the market has changed somewhat, since.