Mikolo Power Cage, 2000LB Power Rack with Independent Dual Pulley System

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• [Independent Dual Pulley System] Unlike the common power cage, the HR05 has an independent 1:1 ratio double pulley system on both sides of the frame. The 1:1 ratio means that the weight you train is the weight you load. And the weight capacity of the power rack will double. The independent pulley system allows you to complete supersets, drop sets, co-training, and other gym workouts without being limited by the home gym weight stack capacity.
• [4-IN-1 Home Gym Partner] HR05 combines a power rack, multi-grip pull-up bar, cable crossover machine, and 360° landmine into one machine. At the same time, the pulley system has been upgraded to give you a seamless and stable movement experience. The improved sliding sleeve ensures smooth operation while protecting the pulley from damage. Gross weight: 205 lbs. The machine boasts a maximum capacity of up to 2000 lbs.
• [Unique Column] More holes have been drilled into the HR05 power cage's posts at 1-inch spacing, giving you a total of 30 height options. There are also digital markers on the side to help you locate quickly. In addition, we use the standard 2" × 2" column, which can be adapted to a variety of accessories on the market to unlock more training possibilities. The tube thickness of 2 mm effectively ensures the stability of the power rack.
• [Space-saving Design] The HR05's space-saving design features a half-rack style frame that occupies nearly two-thirds less space than conventional power racks. In addition, we are equipped with more weight storage areas in the middle of HR05, which can not only effectively organize the space of the home gym, but also increase the stability of the shelves.
• [Fully Equipped & Versatile] The HR05 power cage includes all essential attachments for your daily training: four free handle attachments, two safety spotter arms, dip bars, J hooks, and a T-bar row attachment. This provides a wide range of exercises, such as wide and narrow lat pull-downs, T-bar rows, seated cable rows, bench presses, squats, deadlifts, biceps curls, triceps extensions, pull-ups, chin-ups, dips, and more.