The base weight of the item, without any packaging.

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Weight WeightThe base weight of the item, without any packaging. |
127 kg |
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| Dimensions | 202 × 60 × 40 cm |
Weight WeightThe base weight of the item, without any packaging. |
136kgs |
Footprint Footprint
This is the area occupied by the item itself. You might need to allocate additional space for the use.
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185x125cm |
| Warranty | 10-year |
| Carton Size | Carton 1: 185cm x 39cm x 14cm Carton 2: 202cm x 20cm x 18cm Carton 3: 131cm x 34cm x 23cm |
| Lifting Bar | Bushing |
| Smith Capacity | 450 kg |
| Height | 215 cm |
| Load Capacity | 450 kg |
| Lockouts | 33 |
| Lockout Spacing | 43mm |
Do not let the Ironmaster IM2000 fool you. It might look plain and basic. Trust me this first impression could not be farther from the truth. This machine can do more quality exercises than nearly any multi gym with a similar footprint.
Power racks with a lat pulldown attachment are commonplace these days. But very few offer a quality smith machine option. Or weight plate storage. Once you go through all the exercises that this machine can do you will realise it’s true value.
Then you add in an Ironmaster Super Bench Pro and Ironmaster Quick Lock Dumbbells. Your tiny home gym can now do all the exercises you will ever need.
The Self-Spotting machine has been built by Ironmaster for over 25 years. The Ironmaster IM2000 represents years of development and refinement. For a piece of gym equipment to last this long in the US market you know that it is both heavy-duty and functional.



The ergonomic lifting bar locks out forwards instead of backwards for a much faster and more natural movement. This makes it easy to activate heavier weights when doing pressing movements like the bench press.
The lockout holes are only 1.7 inches apart. This prevents getting trapped under the lifting bar when working out alone. The Ironmaster IM2000 also features secondary safety stops. Heavy-duty springs act as additional back up for the lifting bar.
LIFTING BAR
The Ironmaster IM2000 light weight lifting bar needs no complex counterweight system. This allows a dramatically reduced footprint, greater load capacity and smoother quieter operation. It is constructed from 11 gauge steel and is tested and rated to 1000lbs or 450kg.


PULLEY SYSTEM
The high/low pulley system is one of the smoothest around. The lifting bar serves as the load holder and can support up to 350lbs or 155kg, making it suitable for increasing your strength. The Low Pulley is on wheels so it easily swings into place.
Place your legs under the foam rollers to perform lat pulldowns. Connect the additional cable and perform curls, upright rows, seated rows etc. Here is Mr Universe Lee Priest demonstrating the cable system on the Ironmaster Smith Machine. You can see how smooth and direct it operates.
OPTIONAL ATTACHMENTS
What adds further appeal to the Ironmaster IM2000 platform are the wide range of attachments. You can customise your piece of equipment to best suit your weight training needs. If you want to do more free weight exercises, then add in the j-hooks and spotter arms. Get the Ironmaster Calf Block and you can do standing calf raises.

From my experience with training on the Ironmaster IM2000 it can be super easy or complex. When I started the business, I was working seven days. Plus, I would install gyms after hours. I did not have a lot of time to train.
This was when I fell in love with the Ironmaster IM2000. In the early days I did not have the range of equipment that we do now. At the time I did not sell any equipment with a weight stack. Everything was plate loaded
If I wanted to do a quick workout, I would always lean towards the IM2000. Having the weight storage on the back made changing weights a breeze. Plus using the lifting bar meant that I did not have to change j-hooks like I would when using a 7ft Olympic barbell.
My workout was simple. Bang out some sets of bent over rows. Then slide under the bar for some bench pressing. That was upper body done. Then finish off with some squats.
Now I know the strength training experts would frown on this. Especially doing it on a smith machine. But these 20 minute workouts were better than nothing.
If you have the time, you can do the most complex workouts you can dream up. Especially if you have the Ironmaster dumbbells and bench. You can hit bodyparts with barbell, dumbbell, cable and bodyweight exercises. The variations are limitless.
Generally, people who are doing such advanced workouts are experienced lifters. Often, they are using heavier weights. This gym is the real deal. You can use heavy weight and it feels smooth.
Lee Priest had one in his home gym for many years.
The main downside with this machine is that there is a bit of set up time for the cable pulleys. No worse than any of the other smith machine and functional trainer combos. It is just more involved than a dedicated lat pulldown machine.
This is a small sacrifice for adding the cable functionality to such a small footprint. If you are tight on space, you are always going to have to compromise.
The other is the cost. If you get the dumbbells and bench, the whole system is not cheap. Sadly good quality gym equipment is an investment. You really get what you pay for.
If you are on a budget you can build out your Ironmaster gym in stages. Start with the IM2000 or dumbbells first. Then make your additions as you get the money. Each new addition will unlock a whole new level of variety.
By taking this approach, you will get a better appreciation of each piece of equipment. If you just have the IM2000 you will learn more about that machine.
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Ellis (verified owner) –
5 Stars without a doubt.
I wanted to wait a while before writing this review to really find out what it was capable of and how it felt after consistent use. After using if 5 x a week I am blown away by how good it is.
Sam and the team got one shipped to me at a lightning fast time and it arrived very well packaged. Every item inside was pretty much individually wrapped on top by Ironmaster. This was very professionally packaged.
I put it together by myself over the best part of 3 evenings, just spending a couple of hours each night on it with the first evening simply unboxing it all. It went together well without issue, and ran very smoothly immediately.
I have used it for my entire training split, quads, hams, calfs, chest, back, shoulders and arms and have had absolutely amazing sessions on it each time.
For chest it is insanely smooth, I love it. Flat incline decline all work a charm.
Legs are awesome with it, especially with the belt squat attachment. I can do squats belt squats and box squats with ease on it, plus lunges and Bulgarians if I am feeling like I want to punish myself. My legs are regularly shaking after.
Back is really good on it. Pulldowns are incredibly smooth as are seated rows and all the variants you can do with different handles. It can handle more weight than I will ever pull, so do not doubt its capability. It is heavy duty no doubt!
Shoulders are a favourite of mine on it, which I use for seated front and rear pressing and if I angle myself right I can do standing military press on it too. Shrugs are super smooth and the mechanism is simple to rack / re-rack or even set at the desired height and use the safety stoppers for liftoff.
Additional exercises I have been able to do very well are seated calf raises, standing calf, 45 degree hyperextensions, inverted leg press and hip thrusts. All work as well as the commercial machines you would use in a gym (just in the comfort of your own home).
I also have the j-hooks for traditional lifts if I want to use the machine as a regular rack.
I have zero hesitation in recommending this machine, and to think it takes up such a small space is crazy for the versatility you get from it.
This is a top tier piece of equipment that will last a lifetime. 10/10 recommend. Thanks Sam!