Torque Fitness is expanding its commercial strength portfolio with Omnistack, a modular system designed to help fitness operators consolidate multiple selectorized training stations within one configurable footprint.

Available in four-, five-, six-, seven- and 10-station packages, Omnistack brings cable, lat, row, back, hip and triceps training onto a shared tower structure. Most stations can be repositioned as a facility’s programming changes, while squat and deadlift stations occupy designated positions for stability, according to Torque.

The platform is available in two formats. Core packages let operators choose their stations and layout, while Select packages offer preconfigured combinations intended to simplify purchasing for gyms, franchises, hospitality properties and multifamily facilities. Multiple systems can also be combined to create configurations larger than 10 stations.

“Omnistack closes the last major gap in our commercial lineup,” Torque Fitness CEO Jerry Dettinger said in press materials provided to Athletech News. “With the addition of a modular selectorized system, a club or university can now spec an entire facility — strength, functional training, every body part and conditioning — without leaving the Torque catalog.”

That single-source approach is becoming increasingly relevant as operators look to simplify procurement while making strength areas more flexible and space-efficient. Omnistack’s integrated cup and hanging storage may also help facilities reduce the clutter commonly associated with large equipment floors.

Torque’s published Omnistack lineup includes a lat pulldown, seated row, cable component, standing hip thrust, back extension, standing hip abductor, assisted chin/dip, triceps pushdown, squat and calf raise, deadlift and dual adjustable pulley.

The launch strengthens the Minnesota company’s push to position itself as a broader equipment partner rather than solely a functional-training brand. Torque is best known for products including its Tank line of magnetic-resistance sleds, alongside racks, rigs, cable systems and functional-training equipment.