Price changeSpeediance
Speediance cuts the Gym Monster 2 to $3,079, and its Works Plus tier now undercuts Works by $6
The Gym Monster 2's Basic package reads $3,079.00 on Speediance's own store as of October 4, 2026, under a "Prime Day Early Access" banner and against an unchanged $3,849.00 regular price — exactly 20% off, and $308.00 below the $3,387.00 this index recorded on September 21. The list price has not moved in a month while the sale price has now moved three times, so treat any Speediance figure as a snapshot rather than a settled price. One oddity is real and worth knowing before you configure: Works Plus is $3,233.00 while Works is $3,239.00, so the higher-specified package is $6.00 cheaper despite carrying the higher list price. Of the seven packages, the four non-2S tiers are buyable and 2S Basic, 2S Works Plus and 2S Family Plus are sold out.
Price changeSpeediance
Speediance now prices every Gym Monster 3 tier, and 260 lb of resistance costs $4,369 rather than $4,099
Speediance has published prices for all six Gym Monster 3 configurations, which settles a question this index had left open: the 260 lb resistance ceiling belongs to the GM3S, not the GM3, and the cheapest way to reach it is GM3S Core at $4,369.00 — a $475.00 premium over GM3 Core. The page states the split plainly, "Up to 260 lbs on GM3S, 220 lbs on GM3". GM3 Core itself now reads $3,894.00 against a $4,099.00 compare-at that did not previously render at all, so the $4,099.00 this index had carried as the price is now the struck-through figure. The full ladder is GM3 Core $3,894.00, Studio $4,179.00, Station $4,559.00, GM3S Core $4,369.00, Studio $4,654.00 and Station $4,999.00, all buyable. If you are buying the GM3 for its resistance ceiling rather than its screen, budget the 3S premium.
DelayREP
Every REP Athena build is now a pre-order shipping October 27, including the single-sided one that wasn't
REP's wall-mounted Athena trainer is tagged PRE-ORDER with an expected ship date of October 27, 2026 on both the $1,799.99 dual-sided and the $949.99 single-sided unit, read inside the builder on October 4, 2026. That closes the route this index pointed to a week earlier: on September 27 the single-sided build carried no pre-order tag at all and the dual-sided one was dated October 22. Two further line items now carry their own dates — the 16-inch crossmember pair at October 22 and the 1.25-inch pull-up bar at October 21 — and the 93-inch upright pair is out of stock outright, while the 80-inch pair is unaffected. Prices have not changed: 80-inch single-sided $1,749.93, 80-inch dual $2,599.93, 93-inch dual $2,609.93. The master Add to Cart stays enabled through all of it, and the landing page still promises shipping within 24-48 hours, so neither is evidence of stock — open the configurator and read the line items before ordering.
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REP's PR-5000 stockout is height-specific: the 93-inch uprights are out, the 80-inch build is both cheaper and available
Inside REP's PR-5000 builder on October 4, 2026, the 93-inch upright set at $479.98 and the Flip-Down Safeties at $203.99 are both marked out of stock, and the 1.25-inch pull-up bar at $59.99 is a pre-order expected October 21, 2026. The 80-inch uprights carry no badge at all, so switching height both avoids the stockout and lowers the total — the cheapest reachable build is $1,233.93 against a $1,253.93 default. That also puts REP's published "Starting at $1,499.99" $266.06 above the cheapest rack you can actually assemble, so it is a marketing figure rather than a floor. The builder's master Add to Cart stays enabled regardless of what the line items say, which is the thing to check: price and stock both live in the order summary, not on the landing page.
