LAT Pull Down Bar with 6 Ergonomic Handles Neutral Grip LAT Pulldown Attachments for Whole Back Training Wide

Great piece of gym equipment allowing for different grip positions and different exercises! I ordered this attachment specifically because I wanted a parallel-grip attachment for some of my back workouts. This item is very innovative and really cool. It is heavy duty steel and has a textured, rubberized coating on it. It also comes with a heavy-duty d-ring for attaching it to a cable setup. All three of the grip positions: narrow, medium and wide-parallel are quite useful and feel natural and not awkward in the hand. The only criticism is that the way this piece is designed there is no way to utilize straps as the bar is quite thick and they don’t wrap all the way around. That said, this probably isn’t the best piece for super heavy work, but for light-medium weight lifts focusing on great form and a proper mind-muscle connection this is an excellent and very effective addition! Read more

This is a great accessory. Multiple grips and a reasonable price. I love it. Heavy duty and nice coating. I got the red one. Read more

Worth every dollar , it’s solid & grips are comfortable and it’s definitely upped my workout !! Good buy Read more

This has changed alot with my lat pulldowns, you feel it in the lats more, as far as the product. Sturdy! Solid and perfect! The all in one part about it is great! Saves time space and so if you use a public gym. Read more

Works great! Its got some weight to it as well. Read more

40yr old lifter with almost 30 years mileage, checking in. For all my years, I've had extremely few nagging pains, but across the past year or two, I've had some bouts of golfer's elbow (underside of forearm, near the funny bone). Prior to the more recent flare-ups, late last year I had a terrible injury to the ligaments in my ring fingers, so repeated inability to do heavy pulling was getting a bit tiresome. After some futzing around, I found that I could enforce proper "stacking" of my forearm/wrist in overhead pulling if I used a false-grip (wrapping thumb alongside index finger). A week or two after this, I saw a picture of this design somewhere and thought "I'll give that a crack". I've bought a lot of exercise equipment over the years with varying degrees of enjoyment, so to speak. I won't mince words: this thing has been perfect for me. The vanilla lat pull-down bar has its uses, sure, but for me, this thing trounces it in every way. It's hefty, the coating is a fantastic hard rubber, and I have zero complaints for overhead pulling work. Also, the neutral-grip wide grip feels amazing. Definitely my favorite use for it. You can use it for horizontal pulling, but I feel this thing really shines with overhead pulling with grip variations. The fact that it's rather hefty really messes with the execution on cable rows and the like. PS: if anyone else sees this and is also dealing with finger ligament tears and golfer/tennis elbow problems: do rice bucket training. There's a 10 minute routine on Youtube (it'll be one made by a younger lady). Do that, trust me. No amount of other Flexbar, flossing, stretching, etc does a thing for me, but that stuff is a silver bullet, for sure. Read more

Best Lat Pull down attachment I've ever used. Sturdy, has various grips and uses, and definitely worth the price. Read more

The bar seems extra sturdy and heavy duty. Couldn’t wait to use it in my back routine, however, upon inspecting some of the handles I noticed there was a piece of the metal poking through the finish. Typically I am not too picky about minor details because if an item will get the job done then use as is, however, given the sharpness of this knick I decided to get a replacement. Read more