RENRANRING Pulley System, Weight Cable Pulley System for Home Gym,Cable Machine Attachment with 2 in 1 LAT Pull Down Bar,Tricep Rope,Long Strap,Exercise Handles for Biceps Curl, Forearm

Works well enough for me. Use it on my Fitness Gear half rack from Dick’s for back, tricep and chest cable exercises.

Love great product

Muy bueno, ahora puedo hacer mas variantes de ejercicios en el home gym. Le di 4 estrella por que solo trajo 4 hooks y entiendo llevaba 5 para hacer otras variantes recomendadas.

Nice set, great price, fast ship

Does the job

It us a good product,I love it

Excelente producto de calidad y todos elementos descritos, muy recomendado

Overall happy with this purchase for <$50. I attached it to the pull-up bar on my squat rack and it adds the option for a few additional cable-based exercises like lat pulldowns, tricep pushdowns, and single arm accessory work. It comes with a clamp that essentially lets you adjust the cable to whatever (shorter) length you need for your setup. The attachments all seem fairly high quality. Note the lat pulldown bar is a 3 piece bar you need to screw together, but it seems sturdy enough.Now the caveats:* The sleeve on the loading pin to make it accommodate Olympic plates with 2" centers is actually made of high density foam and not plastic or metal as I had initially thought, so you have to be a little careful loading plates to avoid crushing it. It also seems like the sort of foam that will deteriorate over time. Would have been nice if this was at least a stiff plastic collar if not a metal one.* The quick release clamp for the loading pin doesn't seem all that necessary since gravity is already holding the weights down, and it leaves some wasted space towards the top of the pin. I would have much rather they just made the sleeve for the 2" plates longer (i.e. basically the same length as the pin) so that you could fit more plates on there.* Since this is just a single pulley, any pulling movements will need to be done at an angle because otherwise the weights will hit you as it travels up and down. How much of an angle depends on the size of the plates that you're using, whether it's denser iron plates or the wider bumper plates. Not a huge deal but it's worth noting since it may not be obvious until you install everything. In the product pictures the pulley, weights, and person are not in proportion which makes it look like a less dramatic angle.* Changing weights involves unclipping the carabiner attaching the loading pin and reattaching it, which can be a little awkward. It would have been nice if this connection point was designed as a quick change system that has a button operated latch/unlatching mechanism but of course that would drive the cost up and may be less secure.