PELLOR Pulley Cable System, Fitness LAT & Lift Pulley Machine, Forearm Wrist Strength Trainer Heavy Duty Pulley System, Training Exerciser for Triceps Biceps, Back, Forearm Home Fitness Equipment

It came exactly how I expected. I use this in combination with my power tower. And you can actually use the top pullup bar on the power tower to anker the equipment. Its a great addition to your workout and since you can change the weights out and such its a great piece of workout equipment to grow with. It lets you get more diverse with your work outs. I highly recommend it.

Easy to put together, weights fit well and allows for tons of ranges of motion. Great addition to my home gym

All the individual parts were individually packaged. In the bag of the cable hoist, there was an English manual with simple illustrations. The assembly was done quickly.The nodes of the construct are made of metal and make a stable impression. This is very important to me because I don't want to have the slightest feeling that weights could just bang on me somewhere.The weight plates can be placed by first disconnecting the snap hook of the weight holder.The holder for the cable is sewn several times and can be easily hung even when not in use, even if you want to store the cable, weights and bracket elsewhere.The hand bar consists of an iron bar, which is comfortably padded on the hand pieces, the pull rope is long enough and well anchored. The pull rope is also with sufficient play in the role of the rope pull.Overall, you have a good training opportunity, which takes up significantly less space than conventional training devices and, above all, can be used mobile.The set could still be optimized by slightly oiling the cable at the joint. However, the role in the cable is well oiled.

A while back, I bought a squat rack with a bar across the top. Recently I wanted to be able to add things like tricep pushdowns, lat pull-downs, and stuff like that. This does a pretty good job of that. It's easy setup, you just put it on the bar, it takes like 2 seconds. The bar, itself, that holds the weight is small so you can put both standard and olympic weights on it. I have olympic weights, and it works fine. All-in-all it's a good replacement for the pull-down machines from the gym.