Your home gym cable snapped mid-set. You measured it, searched Amazon, scrolled through dozens of listings — and still can't tell which cable actually fits your machine.
You're not alone. Our customers have come to us with the exact same problem: they know their machine model but have no idea which connector type, thickness, or length they need.
This guide solves that. Below, you'll find verified cable fitment data for the most popular home gym brands — every entry backed by real customer orders, not guesswork. No more ordering the wrong cable, waiting 2 weeks for delivery, and finding out the ball end doesn't fit.
1. How to Identify Your Machine & Cable Type
Before you order anything, you need three pieces of information:
⚡ Quick check: 90% of the machines we service use one of three connector combinations — 1+12 (ball + ball), 1+7 (ball + eye loop), or 7+7 (eye + eye). If your machine is in the tables below, we already know which one you need.
2. Connector Type Guide
Every cable has two ends, and each end has a specific connector type. We use a simple number code to describe them. Here's what each code means:
- 1 = Ball End — a rounded rubber ball, fits into a socket
- 7 = Eye Loop — a closed metal loop, hooks onto a pin or hook
- 21 = Nut / Threaded End — M5 screws into a threaded receiver
- 12 = Large Ball End — M12 screws into a threaded receiver
- M10 = M10 Threaded Bolt — 10mm metric bolt thread(Contact us if needed.)
Not sure which connector you have? Take a clear photo of both cable ends and send it to us. We'll identify it for you — free.
3. Weider Cable Fitment Table
Weider is the most common brand we service, accounting for over 60% of all replacement cable orders. If you own a Weider home gym, chances are your model is listed below.
Don't see your Weider model? We've also fulfilled orders for the Pro 4850, 8630, Cross Bow Advantage, Pro 9950, 9600, Pro 9300, 8510, 8515, 9635, C4800, Club 500, PRO 9930, Pro Power Stack 831, X10MW, XP23, XRS 50, XT55, and more. Contact us with your model number.
4. Body-Solid Cable Fitment Table
Body-Solid machines are known for their durability — but cables still wear out. Here are the verified connector types for popular Body-Solid models:
We've also shipped cables for the Body-Solid 2500, EXM-300, F 600, PLM180X, and EXM3000XLS. If your model isn't listed, reach out — we'll match it.
5. Marcy Cable Fitment Table
Additional Marcy models we've serviced: MWM-8178, MWM 950, MWM-4965, Platinum MP2105, Home Powerhouse, MWW-988, SM-4903, MP 2500, and M-998.
6. Image Cable Fitment Table
The Image 516 series (516, 516V, 516N, 516 Mach) all use the same 1+12 connector configuration. The 518 model uses a mix depending on which cable position you're replacing.
7. Gold's Gym Cable Fitment Table
We've also fulfilled orders for Gold's Gym XR 35, Power Stack, GGSY3058, RX60, GS2500, and GS2700. If your Gold's Gym model isn't here, send us a photo of your old cable.
8. What About Other Brands?
We manufacture custom cables for virtually any home gym brand. Below are additional brands we've serviced with verified fitment:
Your brand not listed? No problem. We build cables to your exact specifications. Start a custom order and we'll walk you through it.
9. How to Measure Your Cable Correctly
A measurement that's off by even 2 inches can mean a cable that's too tight to install or too loose to function. Here's the foolproof way to measure:
1. Remove the old cable from your machine. — Don't measure it while it's still routed through pulleys — you'll get a shorter-than-actual reading.
2. Lay it flat on the floor. — Straighten it out completely. No kinks, no bends.
3. Measure from the tip of one connector to the tip of the other. — Include the full metal ends — the cable length should count everything.
4. Measure twice. — If your two measurements differ, take a third and average them.
Pro tip: If your old cable is completely shredded and you can't get an accurate measurement, count the number of pulleys the cable routes through and measure the frame path with a piece of string.
10. Frequently Asked Questions
Q: How do I know if my cable needs replacing?
Look for: frayed or broken wire strands, a stiff or crunchy feel when bending, visible rust on the connectors, or the cable slipping during use. If you see any of these, replace it immediately — a snapped cable under tension can cause serious injury.
Q: What thickness cable do I need — 5mm or 6mm?
Most home gyms use 5mm cable (approximately 3/16 inch). Higher-end or commercial-grade machines sometimes use 6mm. Check your machine's pulley groove width — if it's tight with a 6mm, stick with 5mm. If you're unsure, measure your old cable's thickness with calipers, or send us a photo.
Q: My machine model isn't in your tables. Can you still make a cable?
Yes. The tables above cover our most commonly ordered models, but we build fully custom cables for any machine. Send us your model number, a photo of both connector ends, and your cable length — we'll manufacture an exact match.
Q: How long does shipping take?
All cables are made to order. Manufacturing takes 1-2 business days. Standard shipping to the US takes 15-25 business days. Express options are available at checkout.
Q: Do you offer a warranty?
Yes. All our cables come with a satisfaction guarantee for one year. If the cable doesn't fit your machine as specified, we'll remake it or refund you.