RitFit Brings Professional-Quality Training Home

By Spencer Hulse Spencer Hulse has been verified by Muck Rack's editorial team
Published on July 21, 2026

RitFit offers a wide range of equipment for people building home gyms, including power racks, Smith machines, benches, cable systems, leg machines, weights, and accessories. The brand’s larger systems are designed for users who want more than a basic workout corner and are prepared to create a permanent training space at home.

The M1 PRO Smith Machine Home Gym Package and the GAZELLE PRO 3-in-1 Leg Press and Hack Squat Machine are two of the strongest examples in the lineup. Together, they cover most of what a serious strength routine requires, with the M1 PRO handling upper-body, arm, and full-body sessions, while the GAZELLE PRO gives leg day its own dedicated station.

The M1 PRO Anchors the Gym

The M1 PRO combines a power cage, Smith machine, adjustable cable crossover, pull-up bar, dip station, and built-in storage in one frame. The package also includes RitFit’s BWB01 bench, cable handles, dip bars, collars, and a workout poster.

Its cable system adds much of the machine’s versatility. With 15 adjustment positions and a smooth 2:1 pulley ratio, it supports rows, pulldowns, presses, fly variations, curls, and triceps work. This makes it possible to move through an entire upper-body or arm workout without changing stations or bringing several additional machines into the room.

The Smith attachment is especially useful for anyone who trains alone. The guided bar path, linear bearings, and adjustable safety positions provide added control during squats, bench presses, and other loaded movements. J-hooks and safety bars are also included for traditional barbell training, so the rack can support several lifting styles.

Storage is integrated into the rear of the frame, with holders for plates and Olympic bars as well as hooks for attachments. These features keep the floor clear and make the setup easier to manage between workouts. The internal cable routing and sculpted frame also give the M1 PRO a more finished appearance than many home racks.

RitFit offers the package with 260, 320, or 370 pounds of plates. The 260-pound version provides a useful range of smaller and larger plates, while the 370-pound package offers the most flexibility for heavier training and gradual weight increases.

The GAZELLE PRO Handles Leg Day

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The GAZELLE PRO combines a leg press, hack squat, and calf raise station in one machine. It gives a home gym access to the kind of lower-body training that usually requires several commercial machines.

The frame feels substantial, and the sled moves smoothly through both the leg press and hack squat positions. Multiple angle settings help accommodate different users, while the shaped shoulder pads and adjustable handrails provide support during heavier sets.

The built-in safety positions are easy to set before a workout, which adds confidence when training without a spotter. Upper and lower band pegs also allow the resistance to be adjusted beyond the weight loaded on the machine. Bands can assist the sled for newer users or increase resistance for more experienced lifters.

The GAZELLE PRO requires a meaningful amount of floor space, though its three-in-one design makes the footprint easier to justify. For anyone who trains legs consistently, it can support complete lower-body sessions without relying on repeated squat variations.

A Practical Pairing for Home Training

The M1 PRO and GAZELLE PRO work well together because they serve different roles. The M1 PRO covers most general strength training and provides enough cable variety for focused arm and upper-body sessions. The GAZELLE PRO adds dedicated leg work with a level of stability and loading capacity that is difficult to reproduce with free weights alone.

Both machines require planning before installation. Ceiling height, floor space, assembly, and long-term placement should all be considered, since neither is designed to be moved or stored after each workout.

RitFit’s broader catalog gives buyers several ways to build a home gym, though the M1 PRO and GAZELLE PRO provide a particularly complete foundation. Their combination of versatility, stable construction, and thoughtful design brings the feel of professional-quality training equipment into the home.

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By Spencer Hulse Spencer Hulse has been verified by Muck Rack's editorial team

Spencer Hulse is the Editorial Director at Grit Daily. He is responsible for overseeing other editors and writers, day-to-day operations, and covering breaking news.

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