MX Dual-Arm Home Gym | 1000+ Exercises, 2 Training Stations

$4,999.00

MX Dual-Arm Home Gym | 1000+ Exercises, 2 Training Stations

Name: MX Dual-Arm Home Gym | 1000+ Exercises, 2 Training Stations
Brand: TYTAX
SKU: TYTAX-MX
Price: 4999.00 USD
Availability: InStock

$4,999.00

This setup is best for users who want a compact dual-arm home gym with independent arm training, plate-loaded resistance, cable pulley work, leg press options, and broad full-body exercise coverage.

With support for up to 2 people training at the same time, it is a strong choice for home gym owners, training partners, personal trainers, and smaller studios that want a compact TYTAX machine centered around independent dual-arm training instead of a Smith Machine.

Highlights

1000+ exercises — train your entire body: chest, back, shoulders, arms, core, glutes, and legs.

2 training stations — designed for compact multi-station strength and functional training.

Up to 2 people training at the same time — a practical setup for couples, training partners, families, and personal training spaces.

2 independent training arms — supports unilateral and bilateral movements, corrective training, strength work, and functional exercise patterns.

Plate-loaded resistance system — use weight plates for the machine’s plate-loaded training functions.

Versatile built-in training options — includes an adjustable bench on bearing wheels, 2 independent training arms, leg press training, high and low cable pulley stations, Olympic-bar and dumbbell exercises, quadriceps and hamstring lever exercises, glute-focused lever movements, lever-based back and abdominal exercises, hip adduction and abduction exercises, specialist stretching movements, preacher curl training with lever and cable resistance, pull-up bar training, and assisted pull-ups with reduced bodyweight support.

7 optional add-ons available — expand the standard MX setup with selected accessories, including the RM rowing / cardio training module and other optional add-ons for additional training possibilities.

Heavy-duty build — machine weight 737 lb without additional equipment.

Dimensions and space requirements

Machine dimensions: 11 ft 6 in long × 4 ft 11 in wide × 6 ft 10.7 in high.

Minimum room size for exercising: 13 ft 2 in long × 6 ft 7 in wide × 6 ft 10.7 in high, or about 87 sq ft.

Stored after training, with bench slid in: 8 ft 2 in long × 4 ft 11 in wide.

Most compact storage, with bench upright: 4 ft 11 in long × 4 ft 11 in wide.

The largest footprint is required during exercise because the bench and training stations need additional working space. After training, the bench can be moved closer to the machine to reduce the required length, or placed upright for the most compact storage position.

Weight plates, Olympic barbell, EZ curl bar, dumbbells, racks, and other external free-weight equipment are sold separately. The standard MX includes the handles and attachments needed for its standard exercises.

MX Video: Key Facts & Training in Action

Explore the TYTAX MX in action through three videos: an overview of the machine, a closer look at key exercises, and a 360° walkaround to see every detail from every angle.

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Exercise Overview

360° walkaround

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All—in—One Training

See how the TYTAX MX adapts to every training style

Watch the MX in action across tailored workouts for men and women, cardio exercises, and specialized training. These videos show how one compact dual-arm machine supports full-body strength, conditioning, and functional training.

Tailored workouts for Men

Tailored workouts for Women

Cardio exercises

Specialized exercises

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GARAGE GYM SETUP

More Space Without Giving Up Your Training

In a garage, every square foot matters. TYTAX TX and M Series machines can be equipped with the optional Wheel System, making it easy to roll the machine aside after training and reclaim valuable space.

The H9 already includes built-in rear transport wheels, so no separate wheel kit is needed.

For the bench, TX Series models allow the bench to be raised into the machine frame. On M Series machines and the H9, the bench is freestanding, so it can be placed upright or moved to another open spot when not in use.

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Feeling overwhelmed by all the choices?

This bundle is our proven starter combination for new MX owners—everything you need to train from day one.

EXPAND ANYTIME WITH ADD-ONS, WEIGHTS, DUMBBELLS, RACKS, AND OTHER ACCESSORIES.

TYTAX MX Complete Starter Kit | Free Weights

$7,499.00 USD

Complete MX starter package with an Olympic barbell, EZ curl bar, and 490 lb of TYTAX weight plates — built for full-body strength training from day one.

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Questions before you checkout?

Here’s what people ask most—so you can choose the right setup and place your order easily.

The TYTAX MX is a compact dual-arm TYTAX machine built around 2 independent training arms, while the TX models are larger plate-loaded systems centered more around the TX-line frame, Smith Machine training, and multi-station expansion.

The MX has 2 training stations, supports up to 2 people training at the same time in selected setups, and offers 1000+ exercise options. It is designed for users who want independent arm training, compact placement, upper and lower cable pulley work, leg press training, lever-based exercises, preacher curl training, pull-ups, assisted pull-ups, and a smaller footprint than the larger TX machines.

The key difference is that the MX does not include a TYTAX Smith Machine and does not include true Butterfly Arms for classic Pec Deck / Reverse Pec Deck training. If Smith Machine training or true Butterfly Arms are priorities, the T1-X or T3-X is the better direction. If independent dual-arm training, compact size, and full-body versatility are more important, the MX is the stronger fit.

The MX is the more compact dual-arm model, while the T1-X is the larger premium flagship TYTAX system. The MX has 2 training stations, 1000+ exercise options, and allows up to 2 people to train at the same time in selected setups. The T1-X has 4 training stations, 1600+ exercise options, and allows up to 3 people to train at the same time, depending on the workout setup.

The biggest difference is the training platform. The MX is built around 2 independent training arms, which are useful for unilateral and bilateral training, corrective work, functional strength patterns, and dual-arm movements. The T1-X is built around a larger TX-line platform with a TYTAX Smith Machine, rear cable pulley carriages, guided barbell-style movements, and broader expansion paths.

The T1-X also supports training options that the MX does not, including a true Option A — Butterfly Arms add-on for classic Pec Deck and Reverse Pec Deck exercises, plus broader cardio-style expansion with RM, PRM rowing / cardio training, and PR-X power-runner style training. The MX supports the RM option, but not the broader PRM / PR-X path.

The MX is more space-efficient. The MX needs about 13 ft 2 in × 6 ft 7 in, or about 87 sq ft of minimum workout space. The T1-X needs about 13 ft 1.4 in × 9 ft 10.1 in, or about 129 sq ft. That means the T1-X needs about 42 sq ft more workout floor area, or roughly 49% more minimum workout space than the MX. Put another way, the MX needs about 33% less floor area than the T1-X.

Choose the MX if you want a compact dual-arm TYTAX machine with 2 independent training arms, a smaller footprint, assisted pull-ups, preacher curl training, hip adduction / abduction, and broad full-body training. Choose the T1-X if you want a larger flagship system with a Smith Machine, more stations, higher loading potential, true Butterfly Arms as an add-on, and a longer TX-line expansion path.

The MX and T2-X are both compact TYTAX machines with 2 training stations and capacity for up to 2 people training at the same time in selected setups, but they are built around different training concepts.

The MX is centered on 2 independent training arms and offers 1000+ exercise options. It is better if you want independent arm training, unilateral and bilateral movement patterns, assisted pull-ups, hip adduction and abduction exercises, preacher curl training with lever resistance, preacher curl training with cable resistance, and a lower machine height.

The T2-X is a compact TX-line machine with 1050+ exercise options. It is better if you want the TX-style platform with a Smith Machine, plate-loaded guided barbell-style training, leg press training, and a more compact version of the larger TX-line experience.

A major difference is that the T2-X includes a Smith Machine, while the MX does not. On the other hand, the MX includes specialized exercise possibilities that the T2-X does not, including assisted pull-ups with reduced bodyweight support, hip adduction and abduction exercises, and lever-based preacher curl training.

Neither the MX nor the T2-X should be treated as the best choice for true classic Butterfly Arms training. The MX does not include true Butterfly Arms for classic Pec Deck / Reverse Pec Deck training, and the T2-X also does not include Butterfly Arms or offer them as an optional add-on. If true Butterfly Arms are important, the T1-X or T3-X is the better direction.

The MX needs about 87 sq ft of workout space, while the T2-X needs about 97 sq ft. That means the T2-X needs about 10 sq ft more floor area, or roughly 11% more minimum workout space than the MX. The MX is also lower, at about 6 ft 10.7 in high, while the T2-X is about 7 ft 4.6 in high.

Choose the MX if you want independent dual-arm training, assisted pull-ups, hip adduction / abduction, and a lower compact machine. Choose the T2-X if you want a compact TX-line setup with a Smith Machine and a stronger guided barbell-style training direction.

The MX is a compact dual-arm model, while the T3-X is the largest professional TYTAX multi-station model. The MX has 2 training stations, 1000+ exercise options, and allows up to 2 people to train at the same time in selected setups. The T3-X has 8 training stations, 1600+ exercise options, and allows up to 7 people to train at the same time, depending on the workout setup.

The MX is built around 2 independent training arms and compact full-body training. The T3-X is built for larger rooms, studios, sports facilities, schools, athletic departments, and professional training environments where more users need to train in parallel.

The T3-X includes a TYTAX Smith Machine and multiple dedicated training areas that are not available on the MX, including an abdominal leg-raise / knee-raise station, parallel dip bars, a lever station for lower-body and shoulder work, and a hanging leg-raise / roller station for abdominal work and hamstring training.

The MX has its own strengths. It is more compact, lower, and focused on independent arm training. It also supports assisted pull-ups, hip adduction and abduction exercises, preacher curl training with lever resistance, preacher curl training with cable resistance, and compact full-body training in a smaller footprint.

The footprint difference is major. The MX needs about 13 ft 2 in × 6 ft 7 in, or about 87 sq ft. The T3-X needs about 16 ft 4.9 in × 13 ft 1.5 in, or about 215 sq ft. That means the T3-X needs about 128 sq ft more workout floor area, or roughly 147% more minimum workout space than the MX. Put another way, the MX needs about 60% less floor area than the T3-X.

Choose the MX if you want compact independent arm training and a smaller training footprint. Choose the T3-X if you want a professional multi-user TYTAX system with 8 training stations, a Smith Machine, more dedicated training areas, and maximum facility-style capacity.

The MX and S7 are both more compact TYTAX machines, but they are designed for different users. The MX has 2 training stations, 2 independent training arms, 1000+ exercise options, and capacity for up to 2 people training at the same time in selected setups. The S7 is a compact single-user machine with 1 training station, 550+ exercise options, and an internal weight-stack resistance system.

The biggest difference is the training concept. The MX is built around independent dual-arm training, upper and lower cable pulley work, Olympic-bar exercises, leg press training, lever-based exercises, preacher curl training, assisted pull-ups, and multi-station use. The S7 focuses on compact integrated resistance, built-in butterfly arms, upper and lower pulleys, lever-based leg and calf training, roller-lever movements, preacher curl work, pull-ups, and assisted pull-ups.

Butterfly training is an important difference. The S7 includes built-in butterfly arms as part of the standard machine setup. The MX does not include true Butterfly Arms for classic Pec Deck / Reverse Pec Deck training. If built-in butterfly-style training is a priority, the S7 is stronger in that area.

The MX offers more exercise variety and more station capacity. It has 1000+ exercises compared with 550+ exercises on the S7, and it supports up to 2 people in selected setups, while the S7 is designed for one person training at a time.

The S7 has the smaller footprint. The S7 needs about 8 ft 2.4 in × 4 ft 11.1 in, or about 40 sq ft of workout space. The MX needs about 13 ft 2 in × 6 ft 7 in, or about 87 sq ft. That means the MX needs about 47 sq ft more floor area, or roughly 118% more minimum workout space than the S7. Put another way, the S7 needs about 54% less floor area than the MX.

Choose the MX if you want independent dual-arm training, more exercise variety, 2 training stations, and selected two-person training possibilities. Choose the S7 if you want the smallest footprint, built-in butterfly arms, integrated resistance, and compact one-person training.

The MX and H9 are both compact TYTAX alternatives to the larger TX models, but they are built around different training platforms. The MX has 1000+ exercise options, 2 training stations, 2 independent training arms, and capacity for up to 2 people training at the same time in selected setups. The H9 has 100+ exercises, 2 training stations, a Smith Machine, and selected workout setups that can allow up to 3 people to train at the same time.

The biggest difference is training style. The MX is built around independent dual-arm training, upper and lower cable pulley work, leg press training, Olympic-bar exercises, lever-based exercises, hip adduction and abduction, preacher curl training, pull-ups, and assisted pull-ups. The H9 is more Smith Machine-centered, with front Smith Machine training, barbell and dumbbell work, cable pulley exercises, and rear cable pulley stations.

The H9 is the better choice if you want a more budget-friendly TYTAX machine with Smith Machine training and higher barbell-style loading potential. The MX is the better choice if you want much broader standard-version exercise variety, independent arm training, assisted pull-ups, hip adduction / abduction, preacher curl training, and a lower compact machine.

The MX does not include a TYTAX Smith Machine. The H9 does include a Smith Machine and follows the same Smith Machine loading logic as the T1-X: up to 440 lb on the side sleeves, with an extended loading option up to 770 lb using a TSM-style horizontal connector / additional sleeve setup.

The footprint comparison is close, but the MX is still more space-efficient. The MX needs about 87 sq ft of minimum workout space. The H9 needs about 99 sq ft. That means the H9 needs about 12 sq ft more floor area, or roughly 14% more workout space than the MX. The MX is also lower, at about 6 ft 10.7 in high, while the H9 is about 7 ft 3 in high.

Choose the MX if you want independent dual-arm training, 1000+ exercises, assisted pull-ups, preacher curl options, hip adduction / abduction, and compact two-station training. Choose the H9 if you want a more budget-friendly TYTAX setup with a Smith Machine, higher barbell-style loading potential, and selected multi-user workout possibilities.

The TYTAX MX is best for home gym owners, training partners, personal trainers, smaller studios, and users who want independent arm training in a compact TYTAX setup. It is ideal if you want 1000+ exercise options, 2 training stations, up to 2 people training at the same time in selected setups, and a machine built around 2 independent training arms.

The MX is a strong choice if you want full-body training with independent arm movements, upper and lower cable pulley work, Olympic-bar exercises, leg press training, quadriceps and hamstring lever exercises, glute-focused lever movements, lever-based back and abdominal exercises, hip adduction and abduction, specialist stretching exercises, preacher curl training with lever resistance, preacher curl training with cable resistance, pull-up bar training, and assisted pull-ups with reduced bodyweight support.

Compared with the T1-X, the MX is better if you want a smaller, lower, independent-arm machine instead of a larger flagship Smith Machine system. Compared with the T2-X, the MX is better if assisted pull-ups, independent arms, hip adduction / abduction, and lever preacher curl training are more important than having a Smith Machine. Compared with the T3-X, the MX is better if you want compact home or studio training rather than a professional multi-user facility system. Compared with the S7, the MX is better if you want more exercises, more station capacity, and independent dual-arm training. Compared with the H9, the MX is better if you want broader standard-version exercise variety and independent-arm training instead of a Smith Machine-centered budget-friendly setup.

The MX is also a strong fit when ceiling height matters. It is about 6 ft 10.7 in high, which is lower than the T1-X, T2-X, T3-X, S7, and H9. It needs about 13 ft 2 in × 6 ft 7 in, or about 87 sq ft of minimum workout space.

In practical terms, choose the MX if you want a compact dual-arm TYTAX machine with 2 training stations, 2 independent training arms, 1000+ exercises, selected two-person training capacity, assisted pull-ups, preacher curl training, hip adduction / abduction, and a lower machine height. Choose a TX model if you want a Smith Machine and broader TX-line expansion, choose the S7 if you want the smallest footprint with built-in butterfly arms, or choose the H9 if you want a more budget-friendly Smith Machine setup.