210lb Stack Cable Tower | BELLS OF STEEL
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- Опубліковано 25 сер 2024
- Introducing the Cable Tower With Weight Stack from Bells of Steel. With its hefty 210lb weight stack, 33 height settings for the pulleys (or rack attachments) and fitting in a footprint less than 2.5′ x 2.5′, the Cable Tower with Weight Stacks is the multi-tool of gym machines. From heavy pulldowns and rows to glute kickbacks to biceps curls, it will add HUNDREDS of exercises to your toolbox. And like Owen Wilson, you’ll be saying “Wow.” with every rep.
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Is that voice dubbed? Thought it was Martha Stewart talking?
Side effects of a man-bun. ..."Which is pretty awesome"
Can you do lat pull-down on this?
When will you have it in stock?
It should be in stock! In case it isn't you can search up our restock schedule! www.bellsofsteel.com/restock-schedule/?gclid=CjwKCAjwyaWZBhBGEiwACslQo_J1c939DNNkIwWUyB20HrvIi2QHB55xXqBWVnvYUhSYlh5y_gWWhBoCD5AQAvD_BwE
@@BELLSOFSTEEL it's not in stock and the list doesn't mention it..?
@@JuicytheNatty The list should be updated periodically but we are working on getting it stocked up asap
@@BELLSOFSTEEL what time do you estimate the plate loaded version is coming back in stock? I've been hoping to get one for some time now
If one is doing side laterals and leans against this, would it topple over?
While it should be sturdy enough for laterals, we recommend bolting the tower to either the floor, wall, or power rack to guarantee stability
restock soon??
Do you have to use both pulleys simultaneously? For example could you just hook 1 attachment (ex: tricep rope) to 1 pulley and use it by itself?
Nope you can use the pulleys separately! 😁
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Where is it made?
Made in china factories that are inspected/checked frequently by our founder Kaevon!
Is it necessary to anchor it to the wall?
Unfortunately not
@@BELLSOFSTEELNo, I'm wondering if it can be used without having to nail it to the wall?
I want a 3x3 weight stack version 90-93 inches high. You could also offer a seat attachment then for lat pulldown. I am surprised no one has thought of this. Who ever does it first will sell a ton of them. 80 inches high is just too limiting in cable travel and who the heck wants to sit on the floor to do lat pulldowns . Heck just offer the current one in 90-93 inch and I will get 2 for sure. If I can't find anything else within the next few months I guess I will go with the REP Athena with lat pull down.
They are def missing the boat on the attachment market. I suspect some stuff is in the works but they could sell a top extension piece to bring height up for proper pulldowns and a seat that locks in. That said, you could also just run from top to another pulley over a wheel and set the height you want for pulldowns. It would be easier to have it as an accessory though. On their own, I agree that they are lacking height.
what is the pull on each handle? 2 to 1 or 4 to 1?
It is a 2 to 1 weight ratio! 💪
@@BELLSOFSTEEL thanks for the timely reply!!!
@@gskhaladon Anything for you Paul!
@@BELLSOFSTEEL and a 1:1 ratio.. right.. connecting both pulleys should give a 1:1 ratio?
@@Somtric I own one, and that's right. I was very pleasantly surprised.
So if I use one pulley, is it then 1:1 weight?
If you connect both pulley cables together. Yes 1:1
@@silentangel4286 how is that possible? i want this machine if that is true. do you have one? is that how you use it?
Can you guys confirm if you connect both carabiners it becomes a 1:1 ratio? How does this work and do you suggest doing it?
I own one, and I can get twice the resistance using both sides together - I used a spring scale to measure it.
Yes you can and it comes with a attachment for that use
Dude this was a terrible review for a such a great piece.
it seems uncomfortable to do both hands. do not feel it is good one