We are just 162 days from HomeGymCon 2026! We are currently sitting at 115 vendors, and it will be quite a bit larger than last year (check out the floor plan).

I can’t wait to see the impact it has on the industry.

For anyone looking for the VIP experience, 14 of those tickets remain. Whether you want the VIP package or not, you can grab your tickets here.

The VBS Vertical Belt Squat System from Bulletproof is a compact, plate-loaded belt squat platform built around a true vertical movement path. Instead of cables or pulleys, it uses a guided trolley system that keeps resistance consistent while allowing users to choose between a strict vertical pattern or a more natural, articulated squat motion. The design emphasizes a smaller footprint than traditional belt squat machines, quicker loading, and straightforward storage when not in use.

The Selectorized Incline Chest and Shoulder Press from Titan Fitness is a single weight-stack machine that covers a range of pressing angles without swapping benches or loading plates. It offers 11 seat positions, making it easy to move from flatter chest pressing to more upright shoulder-focused work. The handles include two horizontal grip options and a neutral grip, which let users slightly adjust how the press feels and which muscles are emphasized. With a fixed stack and guided movement, it’s a straightforward way to add consistent, machine-based pressing variety in a relatively small footprint.

The Selectorized Pec Fly and Reverse Delt Machine from Titan Fitness uses a 200 lb weight stack with 10 lb increments so you can dial in resistance without plates. It’s built to switch quickly between pec fly and reverse (rear delt) fly motions using a dual-function setup, and the dual-grip handles give you both a vertical grip for chest flys and a horizontal grip for rear delt work. With a guided stack and machined pulleys, it keeps the movement path consistent and load changes fast — essentially letting you hit targeted chest and shoulder accessory work from one compact machine without swapping stations.

The Selectorized Abdominal and Lower Back Machine from Titan Fitness uses a 200 lb weight stack with 10 lb increments to provide resistance for both crunch-style abdominal work and lower-back extensions in a single unit. It’s built around a guided path with easy weight changes, and the setup lets you sit, lock in, and move through each range of motion without juggling plates. The handles and pivot points are positioned to help keep your torso aligned whether you’re focusing on crunch reps or posterior extensions, making it a straightforward way to add dedicated core training without switching between separate stations.

The SS Fitzgerald from Rorman Strength is a small stainless steel cable attachment that turns a pair of Wholly Handles into a very versatile cable handle option. Once attached, it lets you use those handles for a wide range of cable-based movements — from biceps curls and triceps work to rows and even goblet-style squats — without needing a separate set of dedicated cable grips. It’s a simple add-on that expands what you can do with Wholly Handles on a cable tower or pulley setup.