The Dane 3.0 | All-in-One Squat Rack Functional Trainer
The Dane 3.0 | All-in-One Squat Rack Functional Trainer
The Dane 3.0 | All-in-One Squat Rack Functional Trainer
The Dane 3.0 | All-in-One Squat Rack Functional Trainer
The Dane 3.0 | All-in-One Squat Rack Functional Trainer
The Dane 3.0 | All-in-One Squat Rack Functional Trainer
The Dane 3.0 | All-in-One Squat Rack Functional Trainer
The Dane 3.0 | All-in-One Squat Rack Functional Trainer
The Dane 3.0 | All-in-One Squat Rack Functional Trainer
The Dane 3.0 | All-in-One Squat Rack Functional Trainer
The Dane 3.0 | All-in-One Squat Rack Functional Trainer
The Dane 3.0 | All-in-One Squat Rack Functional Trainer
The Dane 3.0 | All-in-One Squat Rack Functional Trainer
The Dane 3.0 | All-in-One Squat Rack Functional Trainer
The Dane 3.0 | All-in-One Squat Rack Functional Trainer
The Dane 3.0 | All-in-One Squat Rack Functional Trainer
The Dane 3.0 | All-in-One Squat Rack Functional Trainer
The Dane 3.0 | All-in-One Squat Rack Functional Trainer

The Dane 3.0 | All-in-One Squat Rack Functional Trainer

Launching October 23rd
$2,999
Your setup 9 items
The Dane 3.0 The Dane 3.0 Black Included
In the box, free
Needle Low Profile Spotter Arms (2)Free
Integrated Dual Weight Horns (2)Free
Dedicated Lat Pulldown StationFree
Dedicated Low Row StationFree
J-Cups (2)Free
Magpins (2)Free
Extension Feet (2)Free
D-Handles (2)Free
$1,000+ in extras, yours free.
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Drops October 23

Key Features


The Heaviest Stack On the Market, For the Body You’re Building: The Dane 3.0 is the heaviest all-in-one functional trainer on the market, coming in at 120lbs heaver than the Dane 2.0. With 220 lbs of real resistance per side and more adjustability than anything in its class, you'll have everything you need to build the body you’re after.

Designed for Adjustability with Dual 2:1 + 1:1 Pulley Ratios: The Dane 3.0 runs 2:1 on the trolley boxes and true 1:1 on the lat pulldown and low row; both built in, nothing to configure. Load up to 440 lbs across dual stacks, jump in 5 to 10 lb increments, or fine-tune to the exact pound with 1 lb micro-increments. 

Lat Pulldown and Low Row Built In From Day One: The dedicated lat pulldown and seated low row station is integrated into the Dane 3.0. Not sold separately. Not an add-on. It ships with the machine. (cable attachments not included)

Over $1,000 In Included Attachments & Features: The best accessories from the Dane 2.0, built in for free. That included J-Cups, D-Handles, Needle Spotter Arms, and training programs are all included. No upsells or bundles to configure. CLICK HERE TO SEE THE FULL LIST

We Made Our Best Rack Even Better | The Dane 3.0 Overview

Features

Lat Pulldowns & Rows at True 1:1

Most cable machines quietly cut the resistance in half through the pulley system. The Dane 3.0's dedicated lat pulldown and low row stations run a true 1:1 ratio, so the number on the selector is the weight you actually pull. Select 100lbs and feel 100lbs. Both stations are built in from day one. Not sold separately, and not an add-on.

2:1 Pulley Ratio Trolleys

Functional trainers are geared toward dynamic movements that target smaller muscle groups. Because of this, a 2:1 cable ratio is fairly common. If you load up 100lbs, it will feel like 50lbs. For exercises like chest flys, bicep curls, tricep pushdowns, and lateral raises, that 2:1 ratio will allow you to take smaller jumps between sets and provide much better progressive overload.

Dual 220lb Weight Stacks

The heaviest weight stacks on an all-in-one functional trainer: 220lbs of real resistance per side. When you outgrow the stack, the integrated El Toro Weight Horns take standard Olympic plates and can load an additional 100lbs+ per stack. No gym pin to buy, and no upgrade needed to keep getting stronger.

Commercial-Grade Rack

The cable system is serious. So is the rack. 11-gauge steel, 3x3 uprights with 1" holes, and a 1,200lb weight capacity on the rack portion alone. The same steel gauge used in commercial gyms, backed by a lifetime warranty. If you plan on squatting heavy, benching heavy, and putting real load on this machine, it is built for it.

$1,000+ in Attachments Included

J-Cups, D-Handles, Needle Low Profile Spotter Arms, integrated El Toro Weight Horns, Extension Feet, Mag Pins, and the built-in lat pulldown and low row stations. Plus beginner and hybrid 6-week training programs and a nutrition guide. Not an upsell, and not a bundle you configure at checkout. It's all in the box.

Open 3x3 Ecosystem

Standard 3x3 uprights with 1" holes mean virtually every rack attachment on the market fits the Dane 3.0. Leg rollers, storage, landmines, dip stations, and more. You are not locked into one brand's parts catalog, so your gym can grow with you, one attachment at a time.

Specs & Details

Weight Stacks
220lbs (440lbs Total)
Dimensions
60.3" L x 58" W x 93.6" H
Built-In Stations
Lat Pulldown + Low Row
Uprights
3x3 (75mm x 75mm) with 1" holes (2" Spacing)
Steel
11-Gauge
Rack Weight Capacity
1,200lbs
Finish
Matte Black Powder Coat or Stainless Steel
Cable Travel
Trolley 88" | Lat Pulldown + Low Row 44"
Pulley Ratio
2:1 Ratio Trolley Boxes | 1:1 Lat Pulldown & Low Row
Warranty
Lifetime on rack | 5 years on pulley system
Assembled Weight
798 lb
Product ID
9816 | 9882
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The Dane 3.0

What's Included

$1,000+ in features and extras, included with your rack.

3x3 J-Cups J-Cups (pair)$89
D-Handle D-Handles (pair)$59
Weight stack with extra plates 60lbs Extra Weight per Stack$240
Extension feet Extension Feet (pair, required for cable system)$79
Low row station Low Row Station (built in)Included
Beginner 6-Week Training Program$50
Hybrid 6-Week Training Program$50
General Nutrition Guide$50
Total Included Value$1,000+
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Which Dane Is Yours?

Same 11-gauge, 3x3 steel. Three different setups. Here's how to pick.

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The Danes
The Dane 2.0 The Original Dane 2.0 $2,799 The Dane 3.0 New Dane 3.0 $2,999 The Great Dane New Great Dane $3,499
Machines in one frame Half Rack + Functional Trainer Half Rack + Functional Trainer Half Rack + Functional Trainer + Smith Machine
Posts 4 4 6
Trolley Box Pulley Ratio True 1:1100lbs = 100lbs | Good for a Mix of Smaller and Larger Muscle Groups with 10lb Adjustments True 2:1100lbs = 50lbs | Better for Isolating Smaller Muscle Groups since 5lb Adjustments can be Made True 2:1100lbs = 50lbs | Better for Isolating Smaller Muscle Groups since 5lb Adjustments can be Made
Lat Pulldown and Low Row Pulley Ratio True 1:1100lbs = 100lbs | Stations NOT Built In, Must Add the Drew and Low Row Footplate True 1:1100lbs = 100lbs | Both Dedicated Stations are Built In True 1:1100lbs = 100lbs | Both Dedicated Stations are Built In
Weight stacks Dual 160lbs Dual 220lbsPush to 330+ lbs per stack via weight horns Dual 220lbsPush to 330+ lbs per stack via weight horns
Frame 11-gauge, 3x3 (75mm x 75mm), 1" holes 11-gauge, 3x3 (75mm x 75mm), 1" holes 11-gauge, 3x3 (75mm x 75mm), 1" holes
DimensionsL x W x H 60.3" x 47" x 92"About 38" deep without extension feet 60.3" x 58" x 93.6"About 55.8" deep without extension feet 77.6" x 84" x 93.6"About 73.1" deep without extension feet
Best for Lifters who want a complete home gym for the lowest price Lifters who want a built-in lat pulldown and low row, plus heavier stacks Lifters who want a rack, a functional trainer, and a Smith machine in one frame
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Most people who build a home gym go through a predictable sequence. They buy a rack. Then they realize they want cable work. Then they buy a functional trainer. Then they realize they want a lat pulldown station. Then a low row. Each purchase makes sense in isolation. But by the time it's all done, they've spent more than they planned, used more space than they had, and spent more time assembling things than training on them.

The Dane 3.0 skips all of that.

It ships with everything: J-cups, D-handles, spotter arms, integrated El Toro weight horns, extension feet, a built-in lat pulldown and low row station, and mag pins. Over $1,000 in features, included. Not as an upsell, not as a bundle you have to configure. In the box, ready to assemble.

The Dane 3.0 runs a 2:1 ratio on the trolley boxes and switches to a true 1:1 on the lat pulldown and low row, so every pound you load on those pulling movements is actually felt.

Most functional trainers are geared toward dynamic movements that target smaller muscle groups. Because of this, a 2:1 cable ratio is fairly common. If you load up 100lbs, it will feel like 50lbs. For exercises like chest flys, biceps curls, tricep pushdowns, and lateral raises, that 2:1 ratio will allow you to take smaller jumps between sets and provide much better progressive overload. Even on isometric movements like single-leg hamstring curls or leg extensions, the Dane 3.0 provides all the weight you would ever need while still giving you that smooth and extensive cable travel.

The lat pulldown and low row are built directly into the machine. Not sold separately. Not an add-on. The Drew, which is one of the most popular Dane 2.0 accessories by a wide margin, is integrated standard. By extending off the front upright, you're put in an optimized position for any pulldown movements since the starting point will be directly overhead. The integrated low row is positioned on the upright at the ideal height for any rowing movements done from the floor.

The rack itself is built from 11-gauge steel with 3x3 uprights and 1" holes, and covered by a lifetime warranty. The pulley system carries a five-year warranty. This is not a machine you replace in three years. It is a machine you build a gym around.

If you are ready to stop buying pieces and start training, the Dane 3.0 is where that starts!

The Great Dane is a six-post rack with the Smith machine built directly into the frame. The Dane 3.0 is a four-post half rack functional trainer with no Smith machine. Both run dual 220lb stacks at a 1:1 or 2:1 ratio. The Great Dane gives you more uprights, more attachment points, and more room to expand your setup over time.

If something is wrong with your Dane 3.0, you have a full year from delivery to contact us and we make it right. No drama, no fine print.

No. The weight stacks and extension feet provide solid stability for standard training.

Assembly can take 2-3 hours depending on your space and how many people are helping.

Lifetime on the rack against manufacturing defects. Five-year warranty on the pulley system.

Freight. A carrier will contact you to schedule a delivery appointment. Read the freight delivery guide before your order arrives so you know what to expect.