KORIKAHM Upgraded Cable Pulley System, LAT Pull Down Machine for Home Gym Equipment, Weight Pulley System for Cable Machine, LAT Pulley System for Strength Training Power Cages, Power Racks

After I placed the order, I noticed that the shipping time might put the product delivered after Christmas. I contacted the seller and asked them if they thought it would be there by Christmas. They responded immediately and told me not to worry, and that they would ship it out right away. I had a tracking number within a day and the product was delivered 17 days before Christmas. Terrific people and great product. Thank you very much!

I ordered this product and was quite excited about it since it would give me the ability to add a lat pulldown bar to my squat rack.The first thing I noticed when I got it, was there was no instruction manual, so I had to try to assemble it using the pictures on Amazon. The second thing I noticed was that the four long bolts that it comes with are a bit different than the ones shown on the site. The ones on the site have threads going the entire length of the bolt, giving the user the ability to tighten the nuts on them as far as they want.However the bolts that I got, the threads only went halfway down the length of the bolt. Unfortunately, this made it impossible for me to tighten to the bar of my squat rack as the nuts would just slip off the ends of the threads, and was too loose for the pulleys to be usable / stable.Also, they included two other special kinds of bolts that don't seem to be used any place in the installation.I've reached out to the seller to clarify what's going on. If they rectify the situation satisfactorily, then I will upgrade my rating score.

I bought 2 of these and made my squat cage a functional trainer. I would highly recommend this item

These are high quality pulleys, with one of the pulleys being able to swivel back and forth. I added two of these to my PRX rack by attaching it to extension arms. They sit very well above the weights on the barbell. With two of these I'm also able to do cable presses.

tldr; This design is so close to perfect that I’d probably keep it for 1/3 of the listed price, but for $75, it’s just not justifiable.First off, I purchased this for my Bells of Steel light commercial rack. I already have the lat pulldown attachment for my rack, but their design is also flawed in that the top cable sits behind the crossbar, making exercises like face pulls impossible. With this attachment, I’m able to fix their attachment by extending the cable below and in front of the crossbar.The major design failure here is 2-fold. First, and the biggest issue, is that there’s so much room between the wheel and wheel base that the cable doesn’t stay in the track properly if there’s not constant tension on the front of the pulley. This means that after you set the weight down between sets, you have to first manually adjust the cable back onto the wheel track before starting the next set.Second, the swivel wheel in front, which is a genius addition, also causes the cable to slip off the track if you’re trying to perform exercises that actually use the feature.Neither of these things are constant, and there have been instances where I was able to grab the rope, d-handle, etc. and end up right back on the wheel, but it’s a coin flip and ultimately slips off too frequently to use seamlessly.It’s really unfortunate because the fix for both of these issues would have been so easy if the equipment had been properly tested before manufacturing. Ultimately, the poor execution of an otherwise fantastic design concept really limits the function of the equipment and can’t justify the price tag or hassle.