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Quick heads-up: HomeGymCon tickets go up on Halloween, and this one’s the steepest climb of the year. Prices will rise about three times between now and the event, so if you’re planning to join us, grab your ticket before October 31 and save the most.

Also, here is a quick peek at the current floor plan! We have about 10 companies still to choose from, and after that, it’s back to trying to get more vendors to fill up this map.

PRx Performance just released the Build Limitless Wall-Mounted Functional Trainer — a dual-stack cable system that integrates directly into their modular rack line. Each side includes a 250 lb weight stack with a 2:1 ratio, offering smooth cable movement for a wide range of exercises. The wall-mounted design helps save floor space and includes adjustable crossmembers to clear garage trim or foundations. It’s made in America and priced at $3,599 for those who want commercial-level functionality in a compact, home-friendly setup. Compared to REP’s Wall-Mounted Athena, the PRx version offers heavier stacks, while the Athena comes in at a lower price with a shallower overall footprint.

It’s also available in seven colors and three height options - 95, 89, and 81 inches.

The Universal Band Rail from The Band Machine is a wall- or rack-mounted system designed to organize and elevate band training setups. It now offers a power rack attachment option, making it even more versatile for home and commercial gyms. The system includes one light and one heavy Jaeger band and comes in multiple color options. Priced at $549.99, it’s a premium solution for adding clean, space-saving band functionality to your training space.

Fringe Sport’s Savage Kettlebells carry the same speckled color pattern as the Savage Bumper Plates for easy weight identification and a consistent look. They’re covered in a soft-touch rubber coating that helps protect both the forearms and floors while keeping noise down during training. The video shows that they hold up well indoors or outdoors and are built to resist chipping or rusting. Handle sizes change slightly across the range for a natural grip, with weights spanning from 12 kg to 32 kg.

The Side Wing System from Fringe Sport drops today — built to fit almost any rack, whether it’s 2x2, 2x3, or 3x3 with 5/8” or 1” holes. From compact stands to full cages, it brings a true universal pulley experience to your gym.

The Quadsend from Temple of Gainz took the Kickstarter route and has surpassed 5.5x its original target. I chatted with Yoni (Temple of Gainz Founder) beforehand and he was very unsure of what to expect.

Congrats to Temple of Gainz on the amazing launch!