Complete series reference
Cybex built distinct technology platforms across cardio and strength — not just individual machines. This hub organizes all 18 documented series across four equipment families: cardio (Arc Trainer, treadmills, bikes, steppers), selectorized strength (VR1, VR2 Dual Axis, VR3, Eagle, Eagle NX, Prestige VRS, Ion, Classic, Total Access), functional/cable (Bravo, FT Functional Trainers, Jungle Gym), and free weight/plate loaded (Plate Loaded, Big Iron).
Before you dive in
Cybex sold equipment as series — a shared technology platform expressed across many individual stations. VR2's Dual Axis motion, for example, appears on its chest press, incline press, and overhead press alike. Knowing the series tells you the biomechanics, generation, and typical build quality before you ever look at a single model number — and it applies just as much to cardio (Arc Trainer's patented arc motion) as it does to strength.
Cybex International operated as an independent engineering company until Brunswick Corporation, parent of Life Fitness, acquired it in January 2016. Several series stopped as independent Cybex designs after that point — which is exactly why the used market, and this reference, matter: the machines already built are the full and final record of those product lines.
Arc Trainer, treadmill, bike, and stepper platforms built for continuous commercial duty cycles.
Patented arc motion
A gliding, arc-shaped motion path designed to reduce hip flexor and joint stress versus a standard elliptical — widely used in rehab and clinical fitness settings as well as general commercial floors. Lower-body models (ending in "A") and total-body models (ending in "AT") cover the full commercial range.
350A · 425A · 525AT · 600A · 610A · 620A · 625AT · 629A · 630A · 750A · 770A · 770AT
View Arc Trainer hubCommercial decks
Heavy-duty commercial decks and drive systems across seven generations, from the 425T entry line up through the 790T flagship console.
425T · 530T · 550T · 625T · 750T · 770T · 790T
View Treadmill hubUpright & recumbent
The Cyclone upright line and companion recumbent models built for low-impact cardio programming across general and clinical fitness floors.
530C Cyclone · 530R · 770C · 770R
View Bike hubStep-based cardio
Commercial-grade stepper units built to the same duty-cycle standard as Cybex's cardio family — a smaller footprint alternative to Arc Trainer bays.
530S and related commercial steppers
View Stepper hubFrom compact VR1 circuits to premium Eagle and Prestige VRS platforms — the largest family of Cybex series by model count.
Compact circuit · ~22 stations
Space-efficient singles and duals aimed at boutique studios, hotel gyms, and smaller commercial footprints without sacrificing a full circuit.
View VR1 hubDual Axis · 45xx–47xx
Resistance that tracks two motion planes at once on key upper-body stations, following the natural biomechanics of the joint through the movement.
View VR2 hubFour-bar linkage · 12xxx
The commercial workhorse line — roughly 23 stations built for high-throughput circuits in health clubs, universities, and multi-facility chains.
View VR3 hubOriginal premium · 11xxx
Cybex's original premier biomechanics line, roughly 20 machines deep — long the benchmark for high-end selectorized packages.
View Eagle hubRestyled premium · 20xxx
A later 15-piece restyle of the Eagle platform, with updated shrouds and upholstery for facilities that installed newer generations before the brand's 2016 acquisition.
View Eagle NX hubVariable Resistance System · 21xxx
A full VRS-loaded circuit — roughly 21 machines — spanning a complete commercial strength package, not just the two units most buyers recall.
View Prestige hubSingle & dual selectorized
A broad line spanning selectorized strength, Smith machine, and flexibility/stretch stations — commonly found alongside VR2 and VR3 on mixed circuits.
View Ion hubLegacy & heritage
Discontinued lines still on gym floors, including designs tracing back to Cybex International's mergers with Trotter and Tectrix in the late 1990s.
View Classic hubInclusive · VR3-based · 14xxx
A VR3-based line engineered with wheelchair-accessible transfer points for adaptive and inclusive fitness programming.
View Total Access hubAdjustable-cable and multi-station systems built for performance training and free-pattern strength work.
Progressive Stabilization
Dual-stack functional trainers (Tall 8810, Compact 8800) plus Press/Pull/Lift and Advanced 4:1 variants engineered around Cybex's Progressive Stabilization approach to free-pattern movement.
View Bravo hubAdjustable functional trainers
FT-360 and FT-325 units offering adjustable cable pulley height and a smaller footprint than the Bravo Tall configuration.
View FT hubModular cable systems
Modular cable columns, crossovers, and multi-stack towers — the backbone of many commercial free-weight and cable training zones.
View Jungle Gym hubPlate-loaded machines, power racks, and Olympic bench stations for facilities anchoring around free-weight training.
Plate-loaded circuit
Leg press, hack squat, converging presses, and rows engineered for facilities that want plate-loaded feel with commercial-grade linkage.
View Plate Loaded hubRacks, cages & benches
Power racks, half racks, combo racks, squat stations, and Olympic benches — the free-weight backbone series for strength-focused floors.
View Big Iron hubThese head-to-head guides answer the question we hear most: "what's actually different?"
Found your series
Every series hub links out to individual model pages with specs and used-market notes — Arc Trainer 770AT down to Classic bench stations.
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