Hi! Di you ship to Norway? Two of these combined into a rack seems like a very smart solution.

Glad I could help!

Agree wholeheartedly!

Glad it helped!

Just bought this machine and I had the EXACT same concern. I appreciate you!

No regrets here. Enjoy!

Thanks!

Thank you! I’ll check those out! Glad you enjoyed the video.

Thanks! I am thoroughly enjoying the cable tower.

Thanks! Flies feel better than I imagined they would. If you use the included handles that come with the machine in the longest available loop, the strap isn’t in the way at all really. Rear delt flies are even better because the strap is a total non-issue. Cable travel is only 44 inches if using both cables. It is 88 inches if you only use one.

This tower is great! No regrets. I’m unsure on the attachment to that rack. I know they offer a version that connects to a rack but I’m not familiar with compatibility.

Yea! That unit looks awesome. I’ve used a kettlebell to help hold my thighs down but I prefer to use my 80lb sandbag. Works great!

@eric Balmes how do you like the double cable tower so far? I am thinking about buying the same thing. And positives and negatives you can give me? Thanks

@Chris T I'm loving them! Positives: great value, well built, smooth, versatile, and small footprint for the overall size. Really my only con is that they aren't taller. I'm 6'1 and the pullup bar is pretty useless for me. Also for me to do lat pull downs I have to sit on the ground, which isn't a big deal but should be noted. My advice would be to absolutely get the rear uprights on them and get the the jammer arms. The uprights allow you to mount them to the floor anywhere you want and act as great storage for spotter arms, j cups, jammer arms etc.

@@ericbalmes3820 ok great man thanks for the reply. Appreciate that. Trying to do my research before I drop a few grand haha. Thanks for the info on the rear uprights. I was totally wondering about those and if they were actually needed or not. Sounds like they may be helpful for storage purposes.

I agree.

Thanks! I have not bolted it to the wall because it would require a certain amount of disassembly and I’ve just been lazy with it haha. I have come up with an alternative method of anchoring which won’t require taking anything apart, though. I am going to secure a heavy duty eye bolt to a wall stud and then tie it off with 550 paracord just as a safety. It doesn’t need to hold a ton of weight as it will just prevent it from tipping. I’ve only noticed it try to tip over with one exercise variation. I had the pulley secured all the way at the top and was performing heavy ab contractions at ground level and it tried to pull forward on me. Luckily my buddy was there to catch it. Stay safe!

@@GullyWarsh Great. Thanks for the help!

@@GullyWarshA short follow up video on this issue and solution would probably be helpful for a lot of people. 🤙

Agreed! I have been eyeing this machine for a few weeks now. My only hesitation has been the advertised need to bolt to the floor or wall for stability. I hate to drill holes in my garage floor (esp bc I already have wall-to-wall rubber flooring laid down, and between windows, circuit breaker boxes, doors, mirrors, outlets, etc, I have very limited real estate space left on the walls to be able to mount to. I am considering ordering this regardless, and hoping it is stable enough as a standalone. I do have lots of real estate on the ceiling so I am curious if mounting to ceiling, that would also be enough to stablize this machine and prevent tipping. @@gx12

Thanks! I’ll look it up.

Thanks!

I am still extremely satisfied with this purchase. The double stack sounds like a great all around solution! I highly recommend.

Yep, the pin goes in without any issues. I was surprised after seeing that on the website.

@@GullyWarsh that’s great information! For the life of me I couldn’t see how it’d be a problem from their pictures.

I can’t seem to find those options on their website. I see the plate loaded vs the weight stack. This link is the exact unit in this review: www.bellsofsteel.us/all-products/strength-equipment/cable-machines/cable-tower-with-weight-stacks/ It lets you choose either with or without the back stabilizer bar but they seem to be the same price.

Thank you! That is a great idea.

Intense game!

Yea! I have some cardio equipment, a fold up rack, a suspension trainer, and other various kettlebells and whatnots. Currently in the market for a foam plyo box. You can see most of my gym equipment between 8:12-8:40. I’d be glad to showcase any of these if there is interest.

Review on the fold up rack please.

@@sewerman911 I can do that! I’ll get to work on one.

@@sewerman911 Just posted the folding squat rack review! Enjoy!

I prefer this for the compact size. More weight too with the easy conversion to a 1:1 ratio.

Approximately 2 1/2 to 3 hours with two people. My buddy who helped me came into the project roughly halfway through completion. It’s a simple process if you are handy. There are certain components of the build that two sets of hands really help out with but it’s not 100% necessary. Two people significantly speed up the process though.

What’s in your opinion the toughest part of the assembly process?

What's a banana clip? Cant seem to find any online

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