Uploaded May 2024 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
Sole SRVO: treviewguru.com/SoleSRVO
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The Sole SRVO is a smart home gym platform designed to replace basically an entire weight room. It’s very compact, so much so that you can slide it under a bed or put it away in a closet when you’re done with it.
The SRVO lets you do over 150 exercises and lift up to 264 lbs (132 lbs per cable) of weight. The weight adjusts easily with the dial on the platform in 1 lb increments or in the Sole+ App.
The Sole SRVO is pricy, but it’s more budget-friendly than many other smart home gyms. You can purchase 2 different packages, one with the bench and one without, depending on what kind of exercises you want to do. The bench is a little bulky and takes up extra space so just keep this in mind. It’s good for bench presses and Bulgarian split squats.
The Sole+ App is completely optional to adjust the weight and follow along with SRVO-specific trainer-led video workouts. You can also see all of the workout options with a graphic demonstrating each exercise, in the app, too.
Overall, if you want to lift a pretty large amount of weight in the fraction of the space that a dumbbell rack takes up, I would consider the Sole SRVO.
0:00 - Sole SRVO Review
0:36 - Construction
6:34 - Console & Features
12:12 - Functionality
13:42 - Conclusion
Sole SRVO: treviewguru.com/SoleSRVO
Click here to read our full written review: treadmillreviewguru.com/sole-srvo-review
The Sole SRVO is a smart home gym platform designed to replace basically an entire weight room. It’s very compact, so much so that you can slide it under a bed or put it away in a closet when you’re done with it.
The SRVO lets you do over 150 exercises and lift up to 264 lbs (132 lbs per cable) of weight. The weight adjusts easily with the dial on the platform in 1 lb increments or in the Sole+ App.
The Sole SRVO is pricy, but it’s more budget-friendly than many other smart home gyms. You can purchase 2 different packages, one with the bench and one without, depending on what kind of exercises you want to do. The bench is a little bulky and takes up extra space so just keep this in mind. It’s good for bench presses and Bulgarian split squats.
The Sole+ App is completely optional to adjust the weight and follow along with SRVO-specific trainer-led video workouts. You can also see all of the workout options with a graphic demonstrating each exercise, in the app, too.
Overall, if you want to lift a pretty large amount of weight in the fraction of the space that a dumbbell rack takes up, I would consider the Sole SRVO.
0:00 - Sole SRVO Review
0:36 - Construction
6:34 - Console & Features
12:12 - Functionality
13:42 - Conclusion
