CrossFit Ultime professional cross training cage

The CrossFit Ultime cage measures 7,474 by 3,180 by 2,446 mm and is supplied with a wide options list rather than as a bare frame. Alternating monkey bars, a fixed peg board, wide pull-up bars, a trampoline, an adjustable dip station, band and strap stations, storage shelves, a universal double pulley with integrated weight stack, a punch bag on its boom and a squat rack are all part of the configuration. The price is 13,500 EUR excluding VAT.

What that list buys is variety in a single structure. Small group circuit training is the natural use: pulling on the peg board and pull-up bars, pressing and squatting on the rack, cable work on the double pulley, striking on the bag and plyometric work on the trampoline, all without moving between zones.

A rebounder station for medicine ball work is available as an option, which extends the circuit for coaches who programme wall ball sequences.

Technical specification

Room planning for a fully equipped cage

At just under 7.5 metres long and 3.18 metres wide, the Ultime needs a dedicated bay rather than a corner. The 2,446 mm height is modest for a cage, which makes it one of the configurations that fits a standard commercial ceiling where taller structures do not, but confirm the clearance above the pull-up bars for standing work.

Circulation is what deserves the planning attention here. Because stations face outwards on several sides, users approach the cage from all around it, so leave clear space on the punch bag side in particular, where the swing of the bag extends the working envelope well past the frame.

Underfoot, rubber gym flooring tiles across the whole bay handle the dropped kettlebells and bar work, and the integrated weight stack of the double pulley means no loose plates to store around the cage. Storage shelves for accessories and kettlebells are part of the structure, which keeps the floor clear for the circuit itself.

Frequently asked questions

Is it suitable for group classes?

It is designed for small group work, with enough distinct stations for a coached circuit. For classes of twenty and above, a larger cage or a long rig is the better fit.

Does the double pulley need loose plates?

No. The universal double pulley has an integrated weight stack, so there is nothing to load or store.

What is the rebounder station?

An optional rebound zone for medicine ball work, added to the cage for coaches who programme wall ball sequences.