The Most Overbuilt Functional Trainer Ever Designed Meet the Force USA™ Functional Trainer Rack—better known as the FTR— which takes everything you want in a functional trainer, adds a half rack, and then cranks the dial up to 11. We’re talking 3x3” uprights, 11-gauge steel, and 1-inch holes with 2-inch spacing in a Functional Trainer footprint. Engineered into a compact, corner-friendly design that doesn’t just fit your gym, it defines it. Overbuilt? Absolutely. There’s no skimping here. But the frame is just the beginning. Freestyle pulley arms move up, down, and side to side on reversible cable trolleys, running a smooth 2:1 ratio through polished aluminum pulleys that bring bold style and smooth performance. Dual 200 lb stacks are upgradeable to 250 or 300, delivering dialed-in resistance you’ll never outgrow. It’s the functional trainer that breaks every rule, burns the old playbook, and sets the new standard for what’s next. This is where the deal gets sealed. Matte-black electrostatic finish, sharp lines, and knurled touchpoints that dare you to grab hold. Adjustable chin-up handles that play by your rules. A suspension trainer built for straps, bands—whatever you throw at it. Storage brings it all together with a pegboard, pegs, a barbell holder, and a recessed shelf. This is what happens when engineers train. This is the Functional Trainer Rack.