True Fitness Gyms

Browse our complete selection of True Fitness gym equipment, including Palladium, Fuse, Force, and XFW strength machines, plus functional trainers and modular multi-station systems. Free shipping over $599 and 0% APR financing through Affirm on every order.

Shop the Full True Fitness Gym Equipment Lineup

Our True Fitness strength equipment collection spans the full commercial catalog, including Palladium Series selectorized and plate-loaded machines (chest press, leg press, lat pulldown, hip thruster, and more), the Fuse Series, the Force Series (SD-1000 series plate-loaded machines), the XFW Series (Smith machines, power racks, and free-weight equipment), functional trainers (FT-900, SM-1000), and TMS modular multi-station systems.

Built on Decades of Engineering

Founded in 1979 and incorporated as True Fitness in 1981 by Frank Trulaske, the brand has spent over four decades building commercial strength and cardio equipment. The Palladium Series, introduced in 2019, brought a signature seat-height memory feature to True's selectorized circuit, so a setting dialed in on one machine carries across the entire line, a detail facility managers often point to for cutting down setup time.

Find the Right Equipment for Your Space

For general strength training, the Palladium Series covers the most ground, with both selectorized machines (like the SPL-0300 Seated Leg Press or SPL-0900 Chest Press) and plate-loaded machines (like the PLS-1000 Hack Squat or PLS-1700 Glute Press). The Fuse Series offers a comparable range of selectorized stations, while the Force Series (SD-1000 series) is built around dual-function, plate-loaded machines like the SD-1000 Leg Extension/Leg Curl. For free weight training, the XFW Series includes Smith machines, a power rack, and accessory stations like the seated calf and lever row. If you're outfitting a larger facility, the TMS modular systems let you combine multiple frames and cable crossovers into one connected training area, and our functional trainers (FT-900, SM-1000) add cable-based, multi-directional training to any space.

As an authorized True Fitness dealer, we offer factory-authorized pricing, valid manufacturer warranties, free shipping on orders over $599, and 0% APR financing through Affirm.

FAQs

What's the difference between the Palladium Series and the Fuse Series?

Both are True Fitness selectorized strength lines. Palladium is True Fitness's premium circuit, introduced in 2019 with a seat-height memory feature that carries the same setting across every machine. The exact feature differences on individual Fuse stations vary by machine, so it's worth comparing specific product pages if that distinction matters for your buyers.

What's the difference between the SPL and PLS product codes?

Based on True Fitness's own site, SPL-prefixed machines belong to the Palladium Selectorized line, while PLS-prefixed machines, like the Hack Squat and Glute Press, belong to the Palladium Plate Loaded line, which uses external weight plates instead of a weight stack. Worth double-checking the exact designation on any specific model before publishing.

What are True Fitness TMS modular systems?

TMS modular systems let you combine multiple frames, such as the TMS4000 single frame or the TMS16000 with four frames and triple cable crossovers, into one connected multi-station training area, useful for larger facilities that want several exercise stations in a compact footprint.

Does financing apply to strength equipment too?

Yes, True Fitness gym equipment qualifies for 0% APR financing through Affirm.

Do True Fitness gym machines come with a warranty?

Warranty terms vary by model, line, and whether the equipment is for residential or commercial use. As an authorized dealer, we can confirm the exact warranty on any model before you buy.