Every model, one index
The complete model-level index for UsedCybex.com — 150+ individual Cybex machines across cardio, selectorized strength, functional/cable, and free-weight/plate-loaded families. If you already know the model number or exact station you need, this is the fastest way to it.
Before you dive in
This is the model-level layer of UsedCybex.com. Each entry below links to an individual product page with specs, generation notes, and used-market guidance for that exact machine — a Cybex 750A Arc Trainer, a VR2 Chest Press, an Eagle NX Leg Press, and so on.
If you don't yet know the specific model you need, start one level up: the series hubs group machines by product line and technology, while category pages group them by exercise across every series. Come back here once you've narrowed things down to a model number or two.
Every documented Arc Trainer model — lower-body units (ending in "A") and total-body units (ending in "AT").
Commercial decks from the 425T entry line through the 790T flagship console.
Upright, recumbent, and stepper units for low-impact cardio programming.
Space-efficient singles and duals — roughly 22 stations built for smaller commercial footprints.
Resistance tracking two motion planes at once on key stations — the 45xx–47xx model range.
Four-bar linkage commercial workhorse line — roughly 23 stations, 12xxx model range.
Cybex's original premier biomechanics line — roughly 20 machines, 11xxx model range.
Restyled premium generation — roughly 15 machines, 20xxx model range.
Variable Resistance System line — roughly 21 machines, 21xxx model range.
Single and dual selectorized, Smith machine, and flexibility stations.
Progressive Stabilization functional trainers plus adjustable-cable FT-360 / FT-325 units.
Modular cable columns, crossovers, and multi-stack towers.
Leg press, hack squat, converging presses, and rows with commercial-grade linkage.
Power racks, half racks, combo racks, squat stations, and Olympic benches.
VR3-based line engineered with wheelchair-accessible transfer points — 14xxx model range.
Over 150 individual Cybex models across 18 series, spanning cardio, selectorized strength, functional/cable, and free-weight/plate-loaded equipment families.
Each model page includes the series it belongs to, model number, generation notes, key specs, and used-market context such as common wear points and what to inspect before buying.
Use series pages if you already know the product line (like VR2 or Eagle). Use category pages if you know the exercise but not the brand line (like leg press). Use this products page when you know or suspect the exact model number.
Yes. Brunswick Corporation, parent of Life Fitness, acquired Cybex International in January 2016, and several series stopped independent production after that point. Discontinued models remain fully documented because they're still operating in facilities and still traded used.
Found your model
Every product page links back to its series hub and out to the connected marketplace when inventory is available.