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Shop Hoist Fitness Equipment by Line and Budget

Hoist fitness equipment is a premium strength line from a San Diego manufacturer, built for both home gyms and high-traffic commercial floors. Hamilton Home Fitness carries 68 Hoist models priced from $968 to $38,060, spanning selectorized machines, plate-loaded stations, functional trainers, home gyms, and full modular rigs.

Most people shopping this brand hit the same wall. Pages of beautiful machines, and not one price anywhere. You fill in a form, wait three days, and get a number you have no way to compare against anything else.

Every Hoist model on this page shows its price up front. You can budget the whole room before you commit a dollar to it.

What Makes Hoist Worth the Price

Hoist earns its price through movement design, not just heavier steel.

The brand's signature is ROC-IT, short for Ride Oriented Circuit Interval Training. Instead of pinning you to a fixed track, the seat travels with you through the rep. Hoist built its name on studying how the body actually moves, then shaping the machine around that.

You notice it on the first set. The path doesn't fight your shoulders on a chest press or force your knees into somebody else's geometry.

Is Hoist a good brand for a home gym? Yes, which is unusual for a company this deep in the commercial world. Hoist puts the same frame quality into its home lines, and that's why HD and V-Series units land in basements as often as club floors.

You'll find Hoist in health clubs, universities, professional sports facilities, hotels, and military installations. That's a punishing install list, and it tells you more about frame durability than any spec sheet could.

The Six Hoist Lines, Compared

Hoist splits into six lines, and choosing between them comes down to who uses the machine and how hard.

Where is Hoist fitness equipment made? Hoist Fitness Systems is headquartered in San Diego, California, and has produced premium strength products for both commercial and home markets for decades.

That price spread is the real story. A single RPL-5363 Seated Calf Raise runs $1,452.00. A PS-7E-FB seven-element functional bridge runs $38,060 and anchors an entire training floor by itself.

Which Hoist Line Fits Your Space

Match the line to your square footage first, your traffic second. These rules cover most buyers:

• Under 400 sq ft, one or two users → HD or V-Series. The HD-3000 Dual Pulley Functional Trainer at $6,050 or the V4-Elite Gym at $4,220 handles full-body work without swallowing a garage.
• Studio or small facility with steady traffic → Club Line. Most CL stations sit at exactly $4,400, so pricing a six-piece circuit takes about a minute.
• Lifters who load their own plates → RPL. The RPL-5403 Dual Action Leg Press at $5,148 and the RPL-5356 Hack Squat/Deadlift/Shrug at $4,486 both include on-machine plate storage.
• Busy multi-user floor → RS selectorized. Stack changes take a second, which keeps a circuit moving instead of stalling.
• Full facility build → PS modular or CMJ Jungle Gym. The CMJ-6000-3 tripod gives you 14 stations for $30,584.

Is Hoist better than plate-loaded free weights? They answer different questions. Plate-loaded hoist stations give you free-weight loading on a guided path, which suits anyone lifting heavy without a spotter nearby.

If you're outfitting a whole room rather than filling a gap, browse the wider home workout machine range alongside Hoist to see where the money goes furthest.

Ready to price your build? Compare the Mi6 Functional Trainer at $4,400 against the H-8 Functional Trainer at $7,999 and pick the one your ceiling height allows.

Why Buyers Choose Hoist

✅ 68 Hoist models with live public pricing
✅ Six distinct lines, one strength catalog
✅ Roc-It motion that moves with your body
✅ Selectorized stacks for fast circuit work
✅ Plate-loaded frames for heavy progression
✅ Compact home gyms under one footprint
✅ Modular PTS rigs for full facility builds
✅ Entry pricing from $968 per station
✅ Commercial-grade builds for daily traffic
✅ Order online, no quote request required
✅ Nationwide shipping from Tennessee
✅ 30-day returns on undamaged equipment

Ordering, Shipping, and Returns

You can order any Hoist unit on this page online and ship it to any US state.

We ship nationwide from Tennessee. Nothing here hides behind a quote form, which means you can checkout tonight and start planning the delivery instead of waiting on a callback.

Our 30-day return policy covers undamaged equipment in original packaging with proof of purchase. A 25% restocking fee applies, and return shipping is the buyer's responsibility, so measure your doorway, ceiling, and floor space before you order. Custom imported configurations are final sale.

The manufacturer warranty is honored on every unit we sell. If something arrives wrong, call 423.458.2453, and we'll work it out with you.

Planning something larger than a few pieces? Book a gym design consultation and we'll help you lay the floor out before you buy. The same applies if you're mixing Hoist with other commercial gym equipment across the build.

Hoist Fitness Equipment FAQs

How much does Hoist fitness equipment cost?
Hoist models here run from $968 for a CF-3252-A vertical knee raise/dip up to $38,060 for a PS-7E-FB seven-element functional bridge. Most single selectorized stations land between $4,400 and $5,226. Plate-loaded stations are generally cheaper, with many RPL units at $3,432.

Is Hoist fitness equipment good for a home gym?
It works well in home settings, particularly the HD Series and V-Series. The V1-Elite at $3,760 and the V4-Elite at $4,220 are built specifically for residential use. You get commercial frame quality in a footprint sized for a spare room or basement.

What's the difference between Roc-It Selectorized and Plate Loaded?
Selectorized RS machines use a pin-selected weight stack, so changing load takes a second. Plate-loaded RPL machines use standard weight plates you load yourself. Selectorized suits circuits and multiple users; plate-loaded suits heavier progressive lifting and usually costs less per station.

Do I need a quote to buy hoist equipment?
No. Every Hoist model listed here carries a live price and an add-to-cart option. You can complete the purchase online without contacting anyone first.

Can I return hoist equipment if it doesn't fit my space?
Returns are accepted within 30 days if the equipment is undamaged and repacked in its original packaging, with proof of purchase. A 25% restocking fee applies, and you cover return shipping. Custom imported items cannot be returned, so confirm your measurements before ordering.

Does hoist equipment come with a warranty?
Yes. The manufacturer warranty applies to every unit, and we honor it on anything purchased through us. Call 423.458.2453 if you need help filing a claim.

How do I price a full gym build with Hoist?
Add the individual station prices from the line that fits your traffic level, or start with a multi-station system like the CMJ-6000-1 Single Pod at $9,438. For anything involving floor layout, book a gym design consultation and we'll map it out with you first.

Build Your Hoist Setup Today

Pick your line, check the price, and order it before someone else claims the delivery slot.

Every model on this page ships nationwide from our Tennessee warehouse, backed by a manufacturer warranty and a 30-day return window on undamaged equipment. Add your first Hoist station to the cart now, or call 423.458.2453 if you want a second opinion on which line fits your room.