The 10 Best Cable Crossover Machines

The BodyCraft HFT (around $2199) will help you keep your home gym organized, with built-in hooks to hang all of its attachments. With over 30 height positions you can set the pulleys at, it allows users to make the most minute adjustments to their exercises.

The Body-Solid GDCC200 Training Center (appx. $2075) features a two-position pull-up bar and two independent weight stacks, each loaded with 160 pounds of plates. Its fiberglass reinforced nylon pulleys should easily last through years of use without ever failing.

The Valor Fitness BD-61 (around $596) is a good choice if you don't have too much room to spare, but still want a fully capable machine that can provide a total body workout. Its double bar track ensures the weights stay stable as they move up and down.

The Body-Solid SCC1200G2 (appx. $2796) comes with two 160-pound weight stacks, but can be increased to 235 pounds for those hardcore bodybuilders out there. There is 106 inches of space between the pulleys, so you'll never feel like you can't get a full extension.

The Valor Fitness BD-33 (appx. $1078) comes in multiple configurations, allowing you to purchase it with or without a lat pull attachment, depending on your fitness needs. Each weight-loading point features two, eight-inch pegs that accommodate standard plates.

The BodyCraft Jones Light Commercial (about $5699) is no joke when it comes to the amount of exercises you can perform using it. It combines a Smith machine with a cable crossover, and features a lat attachment and built-in pull-up/chin-up bar.

If price isn't an issue, then there might not be any better choice than the fully-loaded Inspire Fitness Ft2 (appx. $3999). It comes with a bench, a leg extension attachment, and a leg kit. Plus, it has a pull-up bar, a lat pull-down station, a Smith machine, and a bench press bar.

If the XMark XM-7626 (about $2095) looks familiar, it's probably because you've seen it at your local gym, which should attest to its durability and stability. You can adjust the pulleys to a variety of different heights, making it suitable for every member of your family.

The PowerLine PCCO90X (around $445) is a low-cost option that comes with two handles and one ankle strap. Rather than shipping with a ton of dedicated-use weights, it can be loaded up with either the standard or Olympic plates that you use for bench pressing.

The FreeMotion Dual Cable EXT (about $3895) is a versatile option that can be used to target nearly every muscle in your body. Beginners will appreciate the many illustrated exercises on the unit, so even if you are unfamiliar with such a machine, you won't have any problem using it.