Ritfit PSR05 vs Mikolo M4: which smith machine home gym wins

Ritfit psr05 vs mikolo m4: quick verdict

The RitFit PSR05 2.0 costs less at every tier the maker lists, starting at $1,099.99 versus $1,999.99 for the Mikolo M4 2.0. The tradeoff is features: the M4 2.0 lists a dual-pulley functional trainer, 34 adjustable upright positions, and dedicated storage that the PSR05 listing does not mention. This ritfit psr05 vs mikolo m4 comparison uses only the specs, prices and features published on each maker’s product page, checked September 23, 2026.

Both are smith machine home gym packages, meaning they bundle a smith bar carriage into a rack frame rather than selling a bare power rack you’d pair separately with a smith attachment. If you’re still deciding between rack types generally, see our guide on smith machine vs power rack before committing to either package.

Specs side by side

The table below lists every spec our product research gives for both packages. Where a maker’s page does not state a figure, it says “not listed” rather than guessing.

Spec	RitFit PSR05 2.0	Mikolo M4 2.0
Starting price	$1,099.99	$1,999.99
Plate weight sets offered	170 lb, 260 lb, 320 lb	230 lb, 260 lb (unavailable)
Frame color options	Not listed	Black, Red (Limited Edition)
Pull-up bar	Not listed	Knurled multi-grip
J-hooks	Not listed	Upgraded sandwich round J-hooks
Spotter arms	Not listed	19.7 in extended safety spotter arms
Functional trainer	Not listed	Independent dual pulley, 2:1 ratio
Upright adjustment	Not listed	34 positions, laser-cut with etched numbering
Plate storage	Not listed	Dedicated thin plate storage section
Leg roller / foot plate	Not listed	2-in-1 leg roller and foot brace
Optional weight stack	Not listed	60 kg per side add-on available

Price and value (our calculation)

RitFit prices the PSR05 in three plate-weight tiers: $1,099.99 for 170 lb, $1,299.99 for 260 lb, and $1,399.99 for 320 lb. Mikolo prices the M4 2.0 in two tiers: $1,999.99 for 230 lb and $2,099.99 for 260 lb, though every 260 lb color combination shows as unavailable on the maker’s page.

Dividing price by included plate weight gives a rough cost-per-pound figure, useful only as a starting point since neither price is for plates alone — both packages include the full rack and smith carriage.

Package and plate set	Price	Plate weight (lb)	Cost per lb (our calculation)
RitFit PSR05, 170 lb set	$1,099.99	170	$6.47
RitFit PSR05, 260 lb set	$1,299.99	260	$5.00
RitFit PSR05, 320 lb set	$1,399.99	320	$4.37
Mikolo M4 2.0, 230 lb set	$1,999.99	230	$8.70
Mikolo M4 2.0, 260 lb set	$2,099.99 (unavailable)	260	$8.08

By this math, the RitFit 320 lb tier gives the lowest cost per pound of plates in the whole comparison, at $4.37. The Mikolo 230 lb tier runs close to double that at $8.70 per pound. That gap reflects the extra hardware the M4 2.0 bundles in — the functional trainer, upgraded J-hooks, and storage tube — rather than plates costing more per pound to make. If plate weight per dollar is your main filter, run the numbers again against options in our best power racks roundup, since standalone rack-plus-attachment setups price differently than all-in-one packages.

Build and capacity

The RitFit PSR05 listing does not give frame steel gauge, weight capacity, or J-hook style, so those figures can’t be compared here. What RitFit does list clearly is the plate package structure: buyers choose from Pink, Color, or Fleck bumper plate finishes at each weight tier, meaning the color choice is about the plates, not the frame.

The Mikolo M4 2.0 listing is more detailed on hardware. It names a knurled multi-grip pull-up bar for wide, narrow, and neutral grip work, upgraded sandwich round J-hooks described as deeper and rounded to protect barbell knurling, and 19.7-inch extended safety spotter arms for squat and press coverage. The frame itself comes in Black or Red (Limited Edition), each paired with WB00 Black or WB00 Red accent trim.

The M4 2.0’s headline build feature is its independent dual pulley functional trainer, run at a 2:1 ratio, which the maker says lets two people train on the same rack without the pulleys interfering — useful for supersetting or partner sessions. RitFit’s PSR05 page does not mention a functional trainer or pulley system at all, so if cable work matters to your routine, that’s a real gap between the two packages, not a missing spec.

Footprint and space

Neither maker’s page in our product research lists exact footprint dimensions (width, depth, or ceiling height) for either package. What our product research does confirm is that Mikolo markets the M4 2.0 as an “all-in-one compact design,” combining smith machine, power rack, functional trainer, and landmine attachment point in what it calls a small footprint, aimed at saving space at home.

Without published footprint numbers for either unit, buyers working with a tight garage or apartment corner should measure their available floor space and check current listings directly before ordering, since specs can update. For general space-planning guidance when a rack this size won’t fit, our guide to best freestanding squat stands for apartments covers smaller footprint alternatives.

Features and attachments

This is where the two packages diverge most. Our product research on the RitFit PSR05 lists plate finish variants (Pink, Color, Fleck) as its main customizable feature, alongside the three plate-weight tiers. No attachments, storage options, or pull-up bar details appear on the page our product research pulled from.

The Mikolo M4 2.0 lists a longer feature set:

• Knurled multi-grip pull-up bar for wide, narrow, and neutral grip pull-ups
• Upgraded sandwich round J-hooks to cradle the barbell and protect knurling
• 19.7-inch extended safety spotter arms
• Independent dual pulley functional trainer at a 2:1 ratio
• Laser-cut uprights with 34 adjustable positions and etched numbering
• Top hooks for small accessories like tricep ropes and cable bars
• Rear storage tube for J-hooks, spotters, and dip bars
• Dedicated thin plate storage section separate from the cable and Smith bar paths
• 2-in-1 leg roller and foot plate for lat pulldown thigh lock or seated row foot brace
• Optional weight stack add-on (60 kg per side) for drop sets and fast-paced training

If landmine training or attachment variety matters beyond what either package lists, check our landmine attachment and best rack attachments guides for standalone options that can pair with either frame. For plate organization once you’ve picked a package, our best barbell storage guide covers separate storage solutions.

Warranty

Our product research does not list warranty terms for either the RitFit PSR05 or the Mikolo M4 2.0. Buyers should confirm current warranty coverage directly on each maker’s product page before ordering, since terms can change and were not stated on the pages checked for this comparison.

Choose RitFit PSR05 if

• You want the lowest entry price in this comparison, starting at $1,099.99
• You want a heavier plate package (up to 320 lb) without crossing $1,400
• You don’t need a built-in functional trainer or dual pulley system
• Plate color choice (Pink, Color, or Fleck finish) matters more to you than frame color

Choose Mikolo M4 2.0 if

• You want a functional trainer built into the smith machine rack, not bought separately
• You want more adjustment positions (34 listed) for precise J-hook and safety bar alignment
• You want dedicated storage for plates, J-hooks, and small accessories built into the frame
• You might add a weight stack later — the 60 kg per side add-on is listed as optional

Other options in our research

Only the RitFit PSR05 2.0 and Mikolo M4 2.0 packages appear in our product research, so this comparison covers those two products only. For broader smith machine and power rack shopping outside this pair, our best power racks roundup and racks hub cover more makers and price points. If you want a single, in-depth writeup on a RitFit smith machine, see the RitFit M1 Pro smith machine review; for another all-in-one functional trainer rack, check the Major Fitness F22 review.

This comparison is built from maker specs, prices, and published product info only — no physical testing was performed on either package. For more on how these comparisons are put together, see how we research.

Bottom line

The RitFit PSR05 2.0 is the cheaper package at every tier, starting near $1,100 and topping out at $1,399.99 for its heaviest plate set — and by our calculation, that 320 lb tier gives the lowest cost per pound of included plates in this comparison. The Mikolo M4 2.0 costs close to $900 more at entry level but lists a dual-pulley functional trainer, 34 adjustable upright positions, and dedicated storage features the PSR05 page does not mention. Choose based on whether that extra hardware — not just heavier plates — is worth the price gap for your training plans.