ATX® Lat Pulldown with Weight Stack

• Commercial construction: 70 x 70mm 3mm steel tube. 5mm thick laser cut sheets. Certified in EU for commercial use.
• 115kg weight stack in 5kg increments. Plus 2 x 1.25kg add on weights. 1:1 ratio.
• Super smooth movement. Solid 20mm steel chromed guide rails combined with the latest nylon bushes.
• Large range of motion – 155cm from seat to the lat pulldown bar.
• Custom footrests for rows. PU rollers for anchoring for heavy lat pulls.

The most important feature of gym equipment is it’s strength. If you’re going to be pushing heavy weights you’re going to want to feel safe. The 70 x 70 x 3mm solid steel frame makes it more durable than a tank. This means you can put your focus on your workout. Therefore, you can stop worrying about your equipment failing.

It’s rare to find a free standing machine that doesn’t take up an entire room but still offers enough stability to use the whole stack safely. However, ATX® have done it all with this machine – it’s compact and space saving. It still remains unbelievably strong.

The high pulley is perfect for lat pulldowns, tricep extensions and even ab crunches. The low pulley lets you perform the ultimate upper body exercise – bicep curls. And the large footrests make seated cable rows a dream. Let’s just say you’ll never be stuck for exercises.

Taller users are hard pressed to find a lat machine that gives them enough space for full range of motion. But with 155cm between the seat and bar, this lat machine allows for even the tallest users to achieve full range of motion.

The top pulley housing has been completely redesigned. It is now manufactured out of 5 mm thick laser-cut steel sheets and is held together by a plethora of M12 bolts, so you can expect unyielding stability. Not doing any pulling? You can slot your bar into the V-cut located at the top of the machine

The old design featured 25 mm thick tube guiderails, which have been changed into 20 mm solid steel guiderails on the new model.

The main upright is manufactured out of 70 mm x 70 mm x 3 mm thick steel and is being held together by 2 x 5 mm thick solid steel sheets – which as you’ve guessed it have been laser cut. There are a total of 7 x M12 bolts holding the main upright together. As a result, you will never have to worry about it losing its stiffness.

The high and low pulley does not suffer from the mechanical advantage as it still features the same old 1:1 Ratio. This means the loaded weight will not be dimished due to excess pulleys. The ATX-LSW-750 cable machine comes with 115 kg weight stack. Notably, this weight stack goes up in 5 kg increments.

Training can get quite hard and intense so any added bit of comfort can go a long way. That’s why you will find angled, padded & adjustable knee rests. These will help you lock yourself in during seated pulling exercises.

Seated rows also have a bit of additional comfort as on the updated ATX-LSW-750 round tubes have been switched out for thick rubber footrests.

Thanks to the new continuous footplate there is nothing stopping you from getting down on your knees for some one arm lat pulldowns.

The 60 cm wide anti-slip footplate not only gives you a more secure base to train on, but also improves the overall stability of the machine. More importantly it reduces the footprint to just 112.5 cm (excluding the footprint). This allows you to squeeze it in the tightest places.

The 115kg weight stack is made up of 23 x 5kg plates, which provides more than enough weight for the exercises you’ll be doing with it. The weight stack features both kg and lb markings. These are handily colour coded so you can find your usual weight easier.

You may think you have been pulling super heavy weights on other lat pulldown machines. But if you’re worried about maxing out the weight stack then you’ve got the wrong idea.

The 1:1 weight ratio means you lift exactly the weight you load up. While you may have done 115kg lat pulldowns on other machines, I can almost guarantee you’re not going to do it on this machine.