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@@GetRxd alright, thank you

We hear you on the name! We'll take it into consideration :)

Does come with the Olympic bar. And yes - compatible with 3x3's with 1" holes

Very cool! you may send in your request via Sales@getrxd.com on your proposal to be a reviewer.

With the safeties at the bottom, it looks like it would stop around mid-low shin area. So not quite. But as I've seen on other Smith setups, you can stand on a plyo box to increase travel

Hi Seanjun7711, thanks for asking! The lowest setting can be used without hooking onto the safety chrome pins (not shown on the video), but the bar sits about 24” off the floor. Might not be ideal for mimicking a traditional deadlift, you may need an elevated platform. Let us know if you have more questions!

We super pumped to see this tested in the wild now!

Yes, you could do that! You could also get 4 and have the slimmest 800LB functional trainer : )

@@GetRxd Do you ship to Europe?

we can do it! Email us for assistance! Sales@getrxd.com

@@Devin-Occansey yes, that’s correct. If you link the two stacks together, you can get to 400lbs using 1:1 ratio

Plate loaded options will be available on our website before end of next week!

We think so too!

@@GetRxd Yes. Keep it up. Should be ordering soon.

We chose not to use rollers in the design so that the trolleys would be bomb-proof. We've seen rollers break when they hit the crossbar at the bottom or things banging into it such as your barbell by accident. We thought it would be best to have the trolleys be as durable as possible even if sacrificing some convenience. We do offer chrome uprights which are smoother than powder-coat, which helps the trolleys slide along the upright a bit better!

We sell the tornado arms as a set with weight stack, pulleys, pulley frame, and cables here: www.getrxd.com/tornado-pivot-arm-set.html

We can’t guarantee compatibility with other brands’ racks, as this is designed for our RX3 uprights (92" tall, 75x75mm, 1" holes). If your rack’s dimensions and crossbars align closely, it should work, but we recommend double-checking! www.getrxd.com/tornado-pivot-arm-set.html

​@@GetRxd I have a 75mm rack. How many inches does this add to the required cable length?

​@@GetRxdthank you for your reply. I think there is definitely a market for this item for people who already have rack mounted cable systems. Even if they haven't bought from you guys before, you can bring in new customers with this a la carte.

@@balboa0621 What brand rack and integrated functional trainer system do you have?

We offer the tornado pivot arms, weight stacks, guide rods, pulleys, pulley frames, and cables together as a set, see here: www.getrxd.com/tornado-pivot-arm-set.html

We will have plate loaded options for our tornado configurations roughly February/March 2025. We decided not to use rollers on the trolley and opted for just plastic sleeves inside the clasp because we wanted it to be bomb-proof and as durable as possible. We saw some people had problems with rollers hitting their rack's crossbars or barbells and the rollers breaking. We felt it was best to offer something as durable as possible even if it sacrifices a bit of convenience without rollers. Since our uprights are chrome, the surface is smoother than powdercoat too, so the trolleys will slide better on chrome uprights as compared to powder coated uprights.

So the Black is Powder Coat?​@@GetRxd

@@BANDANA___USMC That's correct, black is powder coated uprights which is normally the industry standard. Our chrome uprights are one step above in that they're smoother

@GetRxd ah man. I wish I had known that. I might have grabbed the Chrome ones for that reason. I only went with the black because I preferred the color 😆 🤣 My wife struggles with lifting the trolley from the ground with these.

@@BANDANA___USMC We do sell the chrome uprights separately as well for those looking to upgrade the look and feel (www.getrxd.com/rx3-chrome-92-upright.html) 🙂 On the trolley lifting off the ground - will suggest to place one hand on the knurled handle and another on the bottom over-sized pop pin for a balanced glide up the upright. (may take time to get used to it - since its different from normal FT trolleys out there). Besides that, have you guys enjoyed the experience working out on these tornado arms? Would love to hear some feedback👍

currently they are available either as a rack bundle: www.getrxd.com/rx3-tornado-rack.html (Pre-order), or the Tornado arm set: www.getrxd.com/tornado-pivot-arm-set.html

They are available on our site: www.getrxd.com/tornado-pivot-arm-set.html

@GetRxd I went to go purchase but it no longer has the option to but the Tornado arms separately. How do I do that?

​@@sagerkoheel3068 We're currently only offering as a set with the weight stack, pulley assemblies, etc together, see here: www.getrxd.com/tornado-pivot-arm-set.html Do you already have a rack, weight stacks, pulleys, and cables. What brand are you using?

@GetRxd yes I do, no specific brand. When I first saw the Tornado arms, I went on got custom pieces welded for it. I have the weight stacks, pulleys and cables as well. And am using titan fitness uprights currently, 75mmx75mm with 26mm holes. When will I be able to purchase a pair of the Tornado arms?

Yes you can do lat pulls from both inside and outside the rack. When inside the rack, the tornado arms would just be positioned slightly in front of you since the tornado arms are outside the rack. And yes, low rows from ground with a foot brace would work as well. We do offer front feet extensions or our adjustable foot plate that can both be attached on the uprights of our tornado rack!

@@GetRxd thanks for the answers! now I gotta make decisions lol

31 LBs for the 14x16x18 box!

This is a prototype that we are still testing - you may keep an eye on our New Items section (www.getrxd.com/new-at-getrxd.html) - we looking forward to have this out in early 2025

Thanks for the compliment and the suggestion!

At 7:43 it shows just that.

25LBs per arm

So what is the actual feel weight when using the 1st plate, plus trolley/arms

@@Devin-Occansey the trolley/arms don't add any weight to your pull. The starting weight feels like 10LBs and then goes in 5 LB increments for each additional weight stack plate you add. So, the total stack of 19 weight stack plates feels like 5LBs each + top plate of 10LBs means the total weight per stack is 105LBs total per side, or 210LBs total when using together.

​@GetRxd Awesome. Any chance of adding a roller yo the trolley so it's easier to go up?

@@Devin-Occansey We designed the trolley without rollers because we've seen many rollers breaking when they hit the crossbar below or above it. We decided to go 100% for durability by not using any moving parts on the trolley so that nothing can break

@@Liam-ql7tr yes but metric to be specific. 75x75 with 26mm holes

Thanks for the suggestion!

Our expertise is in making high-quality, innovative, gym and home gym equipment. We agree that our voice-overs could be better. Thanks for the feedback!

@@GetRxd That's why companies usually hire someone to do that, it's okay, just had to mention it xD

@@Tuhkeera cables and tornado arms can handle 450+ LBs. We don’t plan to offer a larger weight stack than the 2x current 200lb stacks. You’re able to combine both stacks together by angling the tornado pivot arms together, and can further increase weight using our weight stack plate load pin, which allows you to add Olympic weight plates to the weight stacks!

@@GetRxdis that 450lb real weight per arm/cable? I think I sent an email asking for details a few weeks ago and the rep said 300lb real weight per arm, so would appreciate if you could confirm that.

@@Kamikaze00ish 450lbs real weight per arm and cable

Stay tuned and be excited - yes :)

Thanks for the feedback!

Thank you! Thinking about replacing the folding rack?

@ don’t temp me

Yes we will eventually! We are always developing new products and lever arms are on our list of items to develop.

@@Superman-av super versatile and awesome to use

@@briana5251 we will have Tornado Racks with 86” height available to ship in January 2025!

They have them on their site, but sold out.

@@desaryll2044 yes we offer them on our website!

@@ArshadDanish you can email us for assistance!

I would be more enthused about the added height the pivot arms give for more room to stretch to full RoM in doing things like single arm lat pulldowns.

@@killerkhatiby009 thanks for the comments! With our tornado pivot arms, you will be able to set them up at the optimal position you mention! They have a ton of adjustability both horizontally and vertically and can be placed virtually anywhere for biggest benefit!

@@GetRxd Oh for sure, probably should've made that clearer, I don't think there's any issue with the arms since you can position them in whatever way! Just wanted to point out the slightly incorrect information in the video since people often talk about a better "stretch" with a wider setup when you actually get less stretch on the pecs that way.

@@killerkhatiby009 Thank you for the information!

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@@Alex-kb9rd we will have tornado configurations using 84” upright which would be 86” total height available in January 2025!

@@GetRxd Still too tall for my basement sadly. I can easily cut the uprights shorter, and I know I would need to have a shorter cable made if I did that. Only thing I'm not sure about is the guide rods, are they threaded on the ends or not? If not then they could also be cut and everything would bolt together nicely, but if they are threaded then that would complicate things.

Honestly wish you guys would have just gone shorter with it especially because for the same height of upright, the tornado arm already lets you position the pulley much higher than you could on something like the Ares.

@@timk8258 they hinted a 85" cable tower in 2025, might be easier to cut that than a rack, wouldn't have tornado arms but its still quality

@@timk8258 How tall is your basement? So we can consider a shorter version for the future as well Our guide rods are NOT threaded, so you could cut the guide rods and put a hole through it for the bolt to pass through horizontally through it. Check our owner's manual to see how it assembles: www.getrxd.com/owners-manuals

@@bullyunithawaii808 we can do it! Email us for assistance!

Will there b a 85 inch Tornado Rack of the Smith Machine ?

@@bullyunithawaii808 Yes, there will be shorter Tornado Rack with Smith Machine. It will use an 84" upright, total height 86".

Hi @Dou8leShot, thanks for the question - Will require a 36mm wrench to get the job done.

@@GetRxd Ah, should have picked up that wrench set y'all sell. Good deal. I ended up picking up a couple 36mm wrenches on Amazon 1-day though I'll probably get that wrench set y'all sell just to have handy with the rack. Arrives tomorrow!

@ Actually, take a look at the owners manual page here: www.getrxd.com/owners-manuals Scroll to bottom to find RX3 tornado configurations. Open the link for the rack you purchased and the necessary wrench sizes will be listed on first page!

We'd also love to see a review on TH-cam, Reddit, Instagram, or FB community group once you have it all setup : )

@@fwiffo42 the RX3 ecosystem continues to grow 💪💪💪

Available for order on our website! We also just finished a deep dive into our tornado configurations. Have a look at our latest video!

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@GetRxd do you plan to make a shorter version for basement dwellers - 80/84 inch?

@@Alex-kb9rd We'll have 84" uprights availalbe in Jan / Feb of 2025. The entire rack will range from 85-86" total height. Would that 85 - 86" total height work for your basement?

@@GetRxd yep, my basement is 86.25". I'll keep an eye out. I suggest adding integrated weight pegs like bells of steels upcoming 3x3 will have

Hello TJ - We developed the tornado pivot arms to work with Get RXd RX3 series. Unfortunately, we cannot say for certain if it will fit with other brand's racks

@@GetRxd Thanks for the info! at 0:36 I noticed that there is a bit of wobble in the assembly, will those tolerances be tightened up in the final product or is this likely how it will perform as a final product?

@@tj1961 The tolerances are there so that it's easy enough to slide on the upright with ease. However, it's very stable when in use! Take a look at our latest deep dive tornado configurations video too, you can see little to no play when actually in use!

Awesome! Thanks for ordering. The benefit of our's over the freemotion is the integrated rack + tornado arm cable machine, like you said. You can also add plate sleeves, barbell holders, and shelving to the rack for storage. Or, add landmine, seal row pad, etc. There's a ton of accessories and attachments you can use with this that you wouldn't be able to with the freemotion. PS - you can go even heavier on the lat pull and low row by using our weight stack plate load pin which allows you to add plates to the weight stacks: www.getrxd.com/weight-stack-plate-load-pin.html

Really excited and looking forward to your experience working out on our Tornado Rack💪💪💪

Hey man, I just ordered mine and was wondering how you brace your legs for lat pulls?

@@rudyromero6179 We'll be coming out with a freestanding bench that'll work well for lat pulls. In the meantime, we'd suggest using a bench + leg roller to hold the legs or feet

Yes, you can use a gym pin or use our own weight stack plate load pin (www.getrxd.com/weight-stack-plate-load-pin.html) - the max weight on the cable can go excess of 450LBs.

@Danielprokopij - Yes you can add more weights with our plate load pin (gym pin) sold separately on our website, and the cables and tornado arms can handle 450+ LBs.

This is 2"x2" with 1/2" holes!

Intro Price on this until 10/31! This week we will be showcasing more videos of this on our IG and Facebook!

Intro Price on this until 10/31! This week we will be showcasing more videos of this on our IG and Facebook!

That’s for the whole unit right? I just need the the arms, that hasn’t started it’s presale yet. I’ll definitely be one of the first to put an order for the pivot arms.

@@johngerhart6007 We're still trying to figure out how best to allow our tornado arms attach to existing racks from other brands. Please sign up for back in stock notifications on the product page of the tornado pivot arms, so that we can email you with some questions!

I did, I’m already going to have to do a modification since my cable is centered on the up right while these are on the left or right side depending on the side of cable.