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| 365-day no-drama returns | ||||
| Rack + functional trainer in ONE unit | ||||
| True 1:1 felt resistance | ||||
| $600 worth of attachments included free | ||||
| 11-gauge 3×3" commercial steel | ||||
| Lifetime rack warranty | ||||
| 5-year pulley system warranty |
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Dane 2.0: a pair of low-profile spotter arms, upgraded reverse sandwich J-cups, a pair of D-handles, a pair of extension feet, and a landmine attachment. That is $600 worth of attachments included free, where most trainers charge you hundreds more for the same pieces.
Dane 2.0 (Gibbon Arms Bundle): everything in the Dane 2.0 plus the Gibbon Arms.
Dane 2.0 (Fully Loaded Bundle): everything in the Dane 2.0 plus the Gibbon Arms, the BOB Smith Machine, and a 20kg Wonder Bar barbell.
The stack moves in 10lb increments, but it starts with a 5lb top plate for a 10lb total, so the first step is lighter than most machines. If you want a true 5lb starting weight, add the Midas Touch magnetic weight adder.
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The El Toro weight stack horn adds up to 300lbs of standard Olympic plates. Worth knowing too: 160lb at a true 1:1 ratio is not the same as a 260lb stack on a 2:1 machine. Run the math and the Dane's 1:1 setup delivers more usable resistance per pound than most functional trainers.
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The Dane 2.0 is designed with a 1:1 pulley system, so 100lbs feels like 100lbs. If 2:1 is a top priority for you, we're launching the Dane 3 and The Great Dane into the growing Dane Family in Fall 2026.
Cable twisting can happen on every functional trainer, and we would rather be upfront about it than pretend otherwise. This video covers what causes it, how to fix it, and how to prevent it.
The unit is 92" tall and the mounting brackets need roughly 95" of clearance to assemble it the standard way. If your ceiling is lower than that, keep an eye out for the Dane Low, coming soon.
About 60" from the wall with the front extension feet on. The extension feet are completely optional and the Dane 2.0 is a tank even without them. Your depth is closer to 33" without them if you're working in a smaller space, and many customers run the Dane 2 this way.
There is a step-by-step instructional video. Assembly takes a couple of hours or more depending on the space you are working in, and watching the video first makes it go a lot faster.
Not as a dedicated station out of the box, but if you get The Drew, the Lat Pulldown Seat, and our Low Row Foot Plate at purchase, you'll have them from day one. Those are a few of our most popular add-ons to the Dane 2.0 by a long shot.
Yes. Add The Drew Lat Pulldown Extender if you want to be sure. The Drew keeps your Dane 2.0 at the same overall height, but it raises the lat pulldown by about a foot. Roughly 11.5 inches, to be exact.
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Buy a Dane 2.0 now and if we release a successor within 18 months, you get first access plus trade-up credit toward it. We take care of our customers instead of punishing the people who bought early.
Yes. Unless you plan on repping 1200lbs, you'll be fine. Watch Tim drop 615 pounds on the Dane 2.0, onto our Needle Spotter arms, and it just sits there like the tank it is.
We do have other functional trainers at Fringe Sport that our customers love. Check out The Fenrir and The Slim Gym.
The BOB Smith Machine attachment mounts on the back of the rack and setup is typically easy. If you think you'll want one at any point, look at the Fully Loaded Dane 2.0: it's the Dane you see here plus the Gibbon Arms, BOB, and a 20kg Wonder Bar barbell.
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Dual 160lb Weight Stacks
The Dane 2.0 features dual 160lb weight stacks with a 1:1 pulley ratio. Both weight stacks are adjustable from 10lb - 160lbs in 10lb increments. With a the new compact weight stack design, the pulley cables reach 5.8' outside the rack and move on a 180 degree swivel, giving you plenty of room for cable work outside the rack.
Commercial Grade Squat Rack
Along with the functional trainer, The Dane 2.0 also features a commercial grade squat rack in the front. Every Dane includes a pair of low-profile spotter arms for squatting outside of the rack and a pair of extension feet for extra stability at the base of the rack while squatting.
Commercial Grade Pulley System
The Dane 2.0 now features higher-quality aluminum pulleys with a larger diameter, creating an even smoother pull compared to the Dane 1.0. This upgrade reduces friction and drag, allowing for fluid motion and better control throughout each rep. In addition to performance improvements, we’ve given the Dane 2.0 a bold new look with Warhawk Red accents on the pulleys and accessories, adding an aggressive yet sleek aesthetic to the rack.
THE DANE 2.0
The Dane 2.0 features a half rack in the front with a commercial grade functional trainer built into the rack. The combination of squat rack & functional trainer in one provides a smaller footprint (and lower price point) than two stand alone units. With a length of only 60” from front to back, The Dane 2.0 is extremely space efficient for all the functionality it brings to the table. The squat rack is sturdy, commercial grade, and includes a pair of low-profile spotter arms for performing squats outside the rack. The pulley system is also highly adjustable, allowing you to customize the angle, range of motion, and resistance for each exercise.
COMMERCIAL GRADE PULLEY SYSTEM
The Dane 2.0 features dual 160lb weight stacks with a 1:1 pulley ratio, so 100lbs feels like 100lbs.
A 1:1 pulley ratio provides the same heavy resistance while requiring half the stack size of a 2:1 system. This means the Dane 2.0 can maintain a compact 60” footprint without compromising on performance. By maximizing resistance in a smaller design, this functional trainer saves space and cost, making it a smarter investment for compact spaces.
LET'S TALK UPGRADES
One of the biggest upgrades on the Dane 2.0 is the improved top plate design, which has been reduced from 10lbs to 5lbs based on user feedback. Many lifters requested a lighter starting weight for more precise adjustments, especially for isolation exercises, rehab work, and beginner-friendly training. We've also added a dedicated hole for the selector pin when using only the top plate, making it easier and more secure to lock in your starting weight.
We’ve also re-engineered the weight stack design to be more compact, which increases cable travel outside of the rack. The Dane 1.0 allowed for 5 feet of cable movement, but the Dane 2.0 extends nearly 6 feet, giving you more freedom for full-range movements. Despite this increased range of motion, the Dane 2.0 maintains its dual 160lb weight stacks with a 1:1 pulley ratio, delivering true-to-weight resistance in a compact footprint.
The Dane 2.0 is also equipped with upgraded aluminum pulleys featuring a wider pulley channel, which minimizes friction and drag. This ensures a more direct force transfer and an overall smoother pull.
The pulley cables reach 5.8' outside the rack and operate on a 180 degree swivel, giving you plenty of room for cable work outside the rack. With a height of 92", The Dane 2.0 provides plenty of reach for high & low cable positions, like lat pull-downs and low rows.
The Dane 2.0 Functional Trainer features custom-fit rollers that allow the trolleys to glide effortlessly up and down the rack. Designed for ease of use, the trolleys are light enough to be moved with just one hand, making them incredibly user-friendly. Despite their lightweight design, these trolleys remain rock-solid during use. Once the pop pin is secure, they won’t budge.
THE RACK
Don't let the pulley system steal the show, the rack portion of The Dane 2.0 is just as enticing. Made from 11-gauge steel, The Dane 2.0 features a commercial grade squat rack with a 1,200lb weight capacity. The uprights are 3" X 3" with 1" holes.
The Dane comes with a pair of extension feet which increase the stability at the base of the rack while squatting. It also includes a pair of low-profile spotter arms for squatting outside the rack. The upgraded sandwich j-cups have a thick lining of UHMW plastic so there's never steel on steel contact with your barbell.
Both the inside and the outside of each upright is sprayed with a thorough layer of high-quality powder-coat, making it extremely rust resistant, especially in more humid climates.
WHAT ATTACHMENTS COME INCLUDED WITH THE RACK?
Unlike other systems that require you to spend hundreds more on essential accessories, the Dane 2.0 includes five attachments at no additional charge, a value of over $600. With these five additional attachments, the Dane 2.0 delivers a versatile training setup right out of the box, making it one of the most comprehensive and cost-effective functional trainers on the market today.
- Two D-handles
- A pair of Reverse Sandwich J-cups
- Extension feet
- Landmine attachment
- Low profile spotter arms
ADDITIONAL ATTACHMENT UPGRADES
Below are the attachment upgrade options:
- Lat Pulldown Seat: $249
- Dumbbell Storage Shelf: $149 (The shelf must be installed on the offset holes facing out of the back of the rack)
- Bumper Plate Toaster Storage: $139
- Multi-Grip Pull Up Bar: $149
- Low Row Foot Plate: $149
- Honeycomb Pegboard: $169
Materials and Finish
11-gauge steel with a powder coat finish
Weight Stacks
Dual 160lb weight stacks with a 1:1 pulley ratio
Rack Weight Capacity
1,200lbs
Extra Accessories
Low profile spotter arms, upgraded reverse sandwich j-cups, a pair of D-handles, a landmine attachment, and extensions feet are all included with the rack at no additional cost
Dimensions
60" X 47" X 92"
Uprights & Hole Sizing
3" X 3" uprights with 1" holes
Pin Hole Diameter
8mm. The hole is open on both ends and is 4" in depth.
Pin Length
3 1/4"
Warranty
Lifetime warranty on the squat rack & 5 year warranty on the pulley system
Product ID
8999
THE DREAM SQUAT RACK FOR EVERY HOME GYM
30 Workouts you can do with the Dane 2.0
The weight stacks weigh 160lbs each, so you get 320lbs of total resistance. Both weight stacks are adjustable from 10lb - 160lbs in 10lb increments.
A 1:1 pulley ratio means the weight you select is the actual weight you feel when lifting or pulling.
If you’re doing a lat pulldown and select 100lbs, you will feel exactly 100lbs of resistance. Some functional trainers have a 2:1 ratio, meaning selecting 100lbs would actually feel like 50lbs because the pulley system reduces the load.
A 1:1 ratio is great for strength training because it provides a more realistic resistance, similar to free weights.
No, you do not need to bolt down the Dane 2.0. The weight stacks and extension feet provide rock solid stability, even when performing movements like kipping pull-ups or muscle ups.
Yes, you can use most other rack attachments that are designed for 3" X 3" uprights with 1" holes. The Dane 2.0 is also compatible with most other handle attachments on the market.
No, they are not magnetic. Magpins and other magnetic accessories will not stick to the stainless steel uprights.
We do not currently offer upgrade options for the weight stacks, but we're working on it!
Yes, you can upgrade to all stainless steel uprights. The unit does not come with stainless steel but you can purchase additional uprights here.
The Dane 2.0 comes with the following attachments:
- Pair of low profile spotter arms
- Pair of reverse sandwich J-Cups
- Pair of D-Handles
- Pair of extension feet
- Landmine attachment
Yes, the squat rack has a lifetime warranty and the pulley system has a 5 year warranty.
Yes! There will be upgrade options for all Dane 1.0 customers. Please reach out to us at team@fringesport.com for further assistance.
Orders over 500lbs, full sixed racks, or oversized equipment will be flagged as freight at checkout and ship on an LTL (less-than-truckload) carrier with a scheduled delivery appointment.
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Required By California Law - WARNING: This product may have materials, which are known to the State Of California, that can cause Cancer and Reproductive Harm. For more information, California Prop 65: https://www.p65warnings.ca.gov/
