Gymleco 110K Chins Rack for Cable Cross

SKU: 110K
Condition: Brand New

Chins Rack for Cable Cross is a sturdy Gymleco chins bar that can be attached directly to the beam in the Gymleco cable cross, see image 2 for example.

The chins rack for cable cross has an untreated bar to provide the best grip. It can also be ordered with a surface treatment if this is something you want in your gym. The bar is placed perfectly in the middle of the cable cross or 4-station. This so that it doesn’t get in the way of another training exercise.

You can train a variety of chins or pull-ups with this bar. Either with your own weight, adding on weight with our dip belts or using our weight assist bands to do the exercise a bit easier.

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Description

 

Feature Imperial Measure Metric Measure
Weight Stack  LBS  kg
Dimensions 55” L x 7″ W x 3”H  140 cm L x 18 cm W x 7 cm H
Net Weight  44.9 Lbs. 20 kg

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