Multi-Function Adjustable Power Cage with J-Hooks, Safety Straps and Optional LAT Pulldown Attachment and Cable Crossover, Multiple Styles

Works great with my power rack. Solid and secure fit. Quality material. Easy application. My only note would be that these spotter arms do not have any top-side rubber padding to brace the impact of your weight. Which can be a little loud. Other than that, great product.

This is a great set if you workout with your partner… they have a good size for me and one much larger for my boyfriend plus the close grip… three would’ve been sufficient but happy with the product

So I just purchased and set this rack up. Whennit was delivered , the package was beat up a little, for the most part everything looked to be in order, the main issue was that there was a few spots where the paint was scratched off and a couple of dings here and there, not sure if it was due to the parcel handlers or what. It is a solid piece and the set up was pretty simple. It was easy to set up. The height of the pull up bar was good, im 5'5 and hanging on it my toes were barely scraping the floor, ao them taller people will have to bend their legs. The width was good enough for me to get a good grip for bench press. The jay hooks dont come with that plastic liner, and im not really a fan of the safety rope, you need to remove the screws in order to adjust its height. (Not a big deal) overall it seems like a solid rack. I wish the paint didnt get scratched off of it.I have been using it for about a couple years, one thing to remember it is not made up of heavy material and the bars are thinner than a commercial squat rack, so it does wobble a little when doing pullups (I weigh 175lbs). So far had it up to about 350 with the barbell and no issues with the jhooks or the rack. For 200 dollars this is a nice little compact squat rack that is great for small spaces, and it does get the job done.

I've been using these pulldown bars for about 4 months now and they're great! They don't fatigue your forearms when using heavy weight and give you plenty of options for different grips/widths. Don't put a lot of stress on joints or wrists either. I recommend trying these pulldown bars, very sturdy and solid.

Overall, the attachments seem solid and built to last. All the grips are comfortable and have held up well over the past month. I dont see a need to spend more for other brands, these work well. Only con is that I wish the opening was wider for attaching to the cable.If you are in the market for these attachments, I would recommend.

ive been (trying to ) using this for about a week. even from out of the box there have been so many issues with the product which all seem to stem from nonexistent manufacturer quality control.First and foremost it is absolutely not usable unless you lubricate the entire pole where the weight plate slide. On one side the sliding part was welded too rightly for it to slide on the pole. tired removing the plastic end caps but its not usable without them. tired taking one out of the other side and the metal part is too tight to fit. on the other side, the handles where the plates go it has deep scuffing that raised some of the material so i had to shave that part off or the plates wouldn't go in. even when i manage to get it working it doesnt feel "right" theres significant resistance coming from the sliding motion when you pull.Ive been in the talks with BalanceFrom to try to get a replacement part for it but their customer service is almost nonexistent. its taken a full week to get a reply from them and haven't heard from them sincehad i known the multitude of issues i would've saved my money.by the way, BalanceFrom sells the same cage, lat pulldown, and cable crossover from multiple sources. although theyre the exact same product and attachments THEY ARE NOT COMPATIBLE unless bought from the same source.

Short version: The cage is awesome and well worth the money. The lat pulldown...is less so.Longer version:The cage feels very sturdy and is pretty straightforward to assemble. The pull-up handles are nice and high and everything about it feels as you'd hope for an economy home gym. Highly recommend. I did have the problem with some of the holes being machined wrong (see picture), but that doesn't really matter for the cage itself, but for the lat pulldown attachment. But that's a whole other mess.The lat pulldown glides as smoothly as an octagonal wheel. Each rep has to be followed by a pause to let the slide descend, and more reps than not seem to need to pull it down manually (for moderate-to-heavy weights, it isn't quite so bad but it's still noticeable). The above-mentioned wrongly-machined holes aren't a dealbreaker for buying and using the pulldown, but it does complicate things.Look, at the end of the day, if you're buying a $100 lat pulldown, you know not to expect a gym quality movement but this is pushing the limits of functional. But it does function adequately and with some lubricant or something, maybe it will work a bit better.

Excellent attachment for my latPulldown. Well built and targets lat muscle better than the traditional pulldown bar. Grip angle allows you to load more weight and not worry about your hands slipping. I highly recommend these attachments.Excellent quality at an Excellent price!