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Slanted Smith Machine?

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Okay, so I am planning on purchasing some gym equipment. I found this ad in CraigsList for a Smith Machine:

http://img412.imageshack.us/img412/9451/smithaduo5.jpg
(I took a screenshot, and edited out the contact details)

If you take a look at the pictures, the rack appears slanted. I've never seen or used a slanted Smith Machine.

Is it any different, or much the same?
 

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blinkwatt said:
They are pretty much the same.
So, when you're doing squats for example, it doesn't feel any different?

Thanks though, I thinking I'm leaning towards buying the machine.
 

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So, when you're doing squats for example, it doesn't feel any different?

Thanks though, I thinking I'm leaning towards buying the machine.
It does at first,but after a few weeks you get used to it.
 

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If your going to buy something for a home gym then buy a power rack
 

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EFFORT said:
If your going to buy something for a home gym then buy a power rack

I agree. They're much more versitile than a smith machine. Cheaper too.
 

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Thanks guys. Cool, I'll get used to the slant then.

As for safety, I'm pretty sure it's safe. That's an interesting thread though.

I was thinking about a Power Rack, can I use that for squats?
 
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