Cable Tower

We cannot provide pricing at this time. 

The Adonis™ cable tower has a built-in lat pulldown and low row cable system that has a 1:1 ratio, as well as an adjustable trolley to allow single-side functional trainer movements at a 2:1 ratio. This attachment can also be used as a stand-alone piece, be built into a dual-sided functional trainer, or as a 5000 Series power rack or rig extension. 

A 1:1 ratio means 20lbs on the cable creates 20lbs of resistance for you to move. These are also called single-pulley machines. A 2:1 ratio means 20lbs feels like 10lbs. These are also called double-pulley machines. A 2:1 ratio is great for functional training, when you want a faster-traveling cable. Think: more explosive exercises, jumps, quicker movements. That’s why we use that for the functional trainer aspect of the Adonis™ cable tower. The 1:1 ratio is better for slower, strength-focused exercises, like heavy lat pulldowns. The Adonis™ cable tower offers both options for ultimate versatility. 

The Adonis™ cable tower ships partially assembled. Assembly takes approximately two hours with two people. 

Each has a max capacity of 450lbs.

The minimum usable weight for this machine will be 10lbs when using the trolley. The minimum usable weight for the lat pulldown and low row is 20lbs. The maximum usable weight for each is 450lbs.

Yes! Its thick powder coating and metallic black finish; 5000 Series holes; shroud; and rack extension options make it a premium addition to your exercise facility. The unit is laser-cut and robot-welded for a clean look. 

The trolley has a maximum usable height of 79” and a minimum usable height of 14”. For a higher attachment point, you can use the lat pulldown cable (88.8"), and for a lower attachment point, you can use the low row cable (10.8"). 

Since you can use the lat pulldown cable for tricep pressdowns, we are unable to calculate the maximum height -- we do not have any staff members above 7’ tall. Our shortest staff member, Aimee (5’), was able to do curls without an issue. You can also use the low row cable to get the absolute lowest position. Or you can stand on a box to increase the range of motion. Our tallest staff member, Matt (6’5”), was able to get a full range of motion for tricep pressdowns on the functional trainer cable when he held the tricep rope in the middle. We think anyone 6’2” and shorter should have no problem achieving the full range of motion – but if you need to and you prefer to use the functional trainer cable instead of the lat pulldown cable, you can always do pressdowns on your knees. 

On plate-loaded equipment, you change the weight by adding plates onto weight horns. On selectorized equipment, you change the weight using a pin and weight stack. 

The cable travel from the trolley is 108” and is 54” from the lat pulldown and low row component. 

We cannot guarantee compatibility due to machining/manufacturing differences between companies if you are attaching the Adonis™ cable tower to your rack or rig.The Adonis™ cable tower can be a standalone unit. 

The maximum is 450lbs including the weight stack weight and with weights distributed evenly.