Cable setup

REP Athena side-mount trainer: stack, ratio and cable travel

The REP racks and heights the Athena side-mount trainer comes in, the 220 lb per side stack at 2:1, and the travel figures REP gives for 80 in and 93 in racks.

Also listed as REP Athena, Athena functional trainer

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Short answer

REP's Athena is a selectorized side-mount functional trainer sold without the rack, in 4000 and 5000 series, 80 in and 93 in heights, and left, right or dual setups. REP's cable machine guide lists 220 lb per side, which it says feels like 110 lb at 2:1, and travel of 106 in on a 93 in rack or 82.8 in on an 80 in rack.

Key facts

Setup type
Selectorized side-mount functional trainer[1]
Racks or supports the maker lists
REP 4000 and 5000 series, 80 in and 93 in heights; left, right or dual[1]
Maker exclusions
Not confirmed
Mount and hardware
Not confirmed
Resistance and loading
Selectorized weight stack, 220 lb per side (REP's guide)[2]
Pull ratio
2:1; REP says 220 lb feels like 110 lb[2]
Maker's load rating
220 lb per side, which REP's guide calls max capacity[2]
Cable length and diameter
Not confirmed
Cable travel
106 in on a 93 in rack; 82.8 in on an 80 in rack (REP's guide)[2]
What is included
Trainer only; the power rack is not included[1]
Connector at the cable end
REP says its cable attachments use a standard carabiner-style connection[3]
Small increments
Not confirmed
Installation the maker requires
Not confirmed
Maker warranty
Not confirmed
Replacement parts
Not confirmed
Not confirmed
Stack, ratio and travel were not on the Athena listing; they come from REP's cable machine guide[1]

Watch out for

  • The listing covers the trainer only; the rack is sold separately.
  • Stack weight, ratio and travel come from REP's cable machine guide, not the Athena listing.
  • At 2:1, REP says 220 lb of stack feels like 110 lb at the handle.

What fits

Product details below are the seller's own description unless a source is shown. Pick the variant named for each item.

Questions

How heavy is the REP Athena's weight stack?

REP's cable machine guide lists 220 lb per side, which it says feels like 110 lb because of the 2:1 ratio.[2]

How much cable travel does the Athena have?

REP's guide gives 106 in on a 93 in rack and 82.8 in on an 80 in rack.[2]

Which racks does the Athena come for?

REP offers it for its 4000 and 5000 series racks, in 80 in and 93 in heights, as left, right or dual units. The rack is not included.[1]

Sources

  1. Athena Selectorized Side-Mount Functional Trainer · REP Fitness · Listing scope and configuration options (page truncated). · checked 10 Oct 2026
  2. How Do I Choose a Cable Machine · REP Fitness · 1:1 vs 2:1 explanation, per-model travel and capacity figures. · checked 10 Oct 2026
  3. Cable Attachments - REP Fitness · REP Fitness · Maker collection page and FAQ on connection type and carabiner-size advice. · checked 10 Oct 2026

Next review due 9 Jan 2027.