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RitFit M2 here and buy it here or on my website to support
This is the main machine I’m testing in the video: the RitFit M2 3D Smith Pro all-in-one. The 3D Smith adds horizontal glide on top of the normal vertical track, and it genuinely changes how squats and presses feel—more stabilizers, more “natural path,” and more challenge than I expected.
Pros
- +3D Smith movement (vertical + horizontal) feels more natural than a straight-path Smith
- +Dual 154 lb stacks plus plate horns let you go heavier despite the 2:1 ratio
- +Smooth aluminum pulleys and solid cable feel when lubricated
- +Good storage: attachments and barbell storage on the back keeps the front less busy
- +Upgraded 13-gauge steel on uprights compared to earlier versions
Cons
- -2:1 ratio means you’ll want to use the plate horns if you train heavy
- -Bumper plates eat up horn space quickly (often only two 45s fit)
- -Cable length/lat setup can be limiting for people taller than 6 feet
- -Dip handles are smooth powder coat with no knurling/grip
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RitFit M2 here and buy it here or on my website to support
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Highlights
- +3D Smith movement (vertical + horizontal) feels more natural than a straight-path Smith
- +Dual 154 lb stacks plus plate horns let you go heavier despite the 2:1 ratio
- +Smooth aluminum pulleys and solid cable feel when lubricated
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