4-Piece Cable Machine Attachment Set

In Use

A cable machine is only as versatile as what you hang off it. The straight bar takes wide-grip pulldowns. The double-D handle brings rows and close-grip pulldowns into a neutral wrist position. The V-bar puts tricep press-downs on a comfortable angle, and the rope opens the movement out at the bottom for face pulls, overhead extensions and cable crunches. Four carabiners mean you can leave one on each attachment and swap in seconds.

Key Features

Straight revolving lat bar
19.6 inches of chrome-plated steel on a swivel shackle, so the bar rotates with your grip through a pulldown instead of fighting it.

Double-D row handle
A close-grip neutral handle for rows and pulldowns, at 4.4 lb the lightest way to change what a cable pull trains.

V-shaped press-down bar
A 12.2-inch angled bar that sets the wrists where a tricep press-down should sit.

Tricep rope
25.5 inches of rope with weighted ends, for press-downs, face pulls and overhead extensions.

Chrome-plated finish
Chrome plating over steel resists the wear and corrosion that comes from handling with wet hands.

Textured rubber grips
Knurled rubber on every handle holds through the heaviest set on the stack.

Four carabiners included
Enough clips to leave one attached to each piece, so changing attachments does not interrupt the session.

Why We Stock It

A pulldown station with one bar trains one thing. The same station with four attachments covers back, shoulders, triceps and core. This is the cheapest meaningful upgrade you can make to a cable machine, and the parts weigh under 17 lb together, so they hang on a hook and stay out of the way.

Specifications

Good to Know

The shackle eye is 0.63 inches across. Check the hook or clip on your machine before ordering.

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