Pulley System Gym, Cable Weight Pulley System for Gym LAT Pulldown, Biceps Curl Workout, Ideal Home Gym Equipment for Forearm, Shoulder, Strength Training

I love this system. I get a great workout at home with it. Fairly easy to set up and use. The only thing that I would have liked is extra fasteners. There are two pulleys but not enough equipment to utilize both pulleys. What if something breaks? I do not have any spare set of parts. Besides that, highly recommend this! The price is very reasonable!

easy to install..easy to use and great for your upper body exercise...

Honestly this is decent for a light home workout. There is a lot to like about the completeness of the kit, the ease of setup and take down, and the variety of exercises you can perform. The lat bar is a three piece snap together. It feels a little sketchy over 100lbs. The center section is for tricep extension and it’s fine. The rope pull is the same as any gym. The weight holder seems a little light duty and I don’t use it. I have it mounted on my smith machine and just use the bar on the machine. The cables are a smaller gauge than the gym but hold 180lbs just fine. The pulleys are nylon, smooth and solid. Unless you’re into heavy lifting this a great option for a variety of cable exercises limited only by your imagination in connecting the cables and pulleys. I would buy it again.

I live in a smallish apartment and am always looking for gym equipment that doesn't take up too much space and can be put away easily. I've bought some Fitbeast equipment before and have been satisfied with the quality for the cost, so I decided to get their pulley kit because everything it comes with looks like something I'd personally use for different exercises, with enough accessories to expand if I feel the need to. After using it for a few days I can say that I'm satisfied with my purchase. I've found that all that's needed to get started is a secure place to hang at least one pulley, which in my case is a pullup bar I installed on my wall. You should be able to hang it on pretty much anything, as long as it's able to hold the amount of weight you're planning on using with it. The pulleys are quiet and roll smoothly, which is pretty important since that last thing you'll want is to hear your pulleys making high-pitched screeching sounds as you're exercising. I haven't tested it to its limit, mostly because I don't have enough plates to do so yet, but it has handled the 100lbs or so of plates that I've been using with it without a problem. Setting it up before use and taking it down afterwards takes only a couple of minutes, and the carrying bag holds everything, which is nice. The loading pin has a 2" foam cylinder wrapped around it to accommodate 2" olympic plates, but since I don't own any, I decided to remove the foam cylinder by carefully cutting it straight down on one side with a pair of scissors. My 1" plates fit on the loading pin just fine. I'm planning on replacing them with olympic plates eventually, and when I do so I'll just put the foam cylinder back on the loading pin. All in all, a good purchase that I'm sure I'll be putting to use for the foreseeable future.

Strong pulley system, clips are well made and I've had no problems with it handling heavy weights. Smooth quiet pulleys, no squeaking

Like many, I built my home gym during the pandemic with the bare essentials for a powerlifting focused workout regimen. It consists of power cage and barbell with weights. Even though this was sufficient for my core strength workout, I was missing out on a lot of accessory workouts that I used to do at a commercial gym. When someone mentioned that we could actually get a pulley system to go with my existing setup, I looked up FitBeast as I had previously purchased their rings and was happy with the quality. The package includes two pulleys, a lat bar, tricep rope and cables apart from other connectors. With the two pulleys setup on my cage's crossbeams, I can easily switch from tricep rope to lat bar and use all my existing weight plates as needed. I haven't tried the other attachments yet but will be looking to add them to my routine soon enough. For 60 odd bucks, this is an excellent value add and I highly recommend it.

Was pretty good until it wasnt. One of the handles snapped in half during a set. I only had 55lbs on it at the time which has me concerned over long term durability for any of it. Ive been using it for probably about a year now and it held up otherwise. I will continue using other attachments but Im going to be much more cautious.

I was surprised as the cable pulley set was very inexpensive, and I was not expecting the quality to be so good. I needed something for some shoulder rehab and was surprised to find every piece was well made. System was very well packaged, and all the parts were there. I have used it a dozen times so far and the cable function and variability of exercises is great.