Cable Crossover Attachment for 2x2 Racks

SKU: BD-CC2.0
$457.97
Shipping Included

Description

Cable Crossover Attachment 2.0: Transform Your Compatible Power Rack into a Complete Home Gym System

Enhance your workout versatility with the Valor Fitness Cable Crossover Attachment 2.0, designed to integrate seamlessly with your BD-7 or BD-33 Power Rack. This attachment expands your exercise possibilities, turning your power rack into a complete home gym setup. This attachment does not include the power rack itself. If you are considering purchasing a power rack system with this attachment, please refer to the BD-7BCC or BD-33BCC bundles for a wider arrangement of options. Elevating your fitness routine is simple with this Cable Crossover Attachment. It’s the perfect solution for those looking to maximize their strength training by adding functionality to their existing Valor Fitness power rack.

Features and Benefits:

  • SOLID CONSTRUCTION: Made with 2” x 2” heavy-duty steel, this cable crossover attachment promises strength and durability, ensuring a stable and reliable addition to your power training.
  • COMPATIBILITY AND VERSATILITY: The attachment is specifically built to integrate with the Valor Fitness BD-7 or BD-33 Power Racks. It accommodates both Olympic or standard plates, making it a versatile addition to your gym equipment.
  • ADJUSTABLE PULLEY SYSTEM: Featuring 17 adjustable positions, the pulley system is designed to align with your movements, offering additional stretch and intensity to your workouts. It also includes 2 adjustable single handles for a variety of exercises.
  • SMOOTH AND STABLE MOVEMENT: The double bar track design enhances the stability and smoothness of movement, ensuring a consistent workout experience whether you’re using Olympic or standard plates.
  • WEIGHT CAPACITY: Each side of the cable crossover can handle a maximum weight load of 200 lbs., suitable for a range of strength levels and exercises. For longevity, gently return the carriage to the starting position.

Specifications
  • Dim
    26x17x83 (each side)

Box Dimensions

Box 1/2: 78x12x7 (77lbs)
Box 2/2: 29x14x10 (62lbs)

(LxWxH in inches)

Warranty Coverage

All Valor Fitness products are backed by warranty coverage. Warranty terms vary by product. View complete coverage details and exclusions on our Warranty Information page.

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Josh H.
Very solid unit

I've had this unit for about 7 years now and it still functions like the day I got it. I oil the rods occasionally. It operates smoothly.

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PAUL S.

Sturdy. Reasonable to assemble. Fits the rack perfectly.

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D.W.

Working great. Easy to install.

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Eric P.

Only suggestion is for spring pins instead of screw pins on the adjustable cable roller heads. Otherwise, it's awesome

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Bruce

All products from valor have been fantastic

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Kevin K.

Great bang for your buck

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Jason H.

I really like this unit. it opened up a ton of new exercises and makes the rack much more steady. It makes a tight squeeze for the barbell work directly in front of the rack like deadlifts but it still works. I'm happy with the handles that came with the unit the same to work fine and at 6'7" no issues with range of motion of the adjustability of the rack.
the only odd thing is the pulley units install asymmetrically which seems strange and caused some confusion on the install but doesn't impact the functionality or feel.

I really do feel that this is on par with the commercial functional trainers that costs 1000's of dollars and are extremely difficult to move around.

I have the lat extension as well and really the only exercises I can't replace are the leg machines.. however I have some ankle straps and these work great with both the lat pull and these..

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Matt W.

I bought these attachments for my BD-7 rack that I have been using. These put together well, and work well. You definitely can't beat the price for a cable cross over that has adjustable heights to pull from. The only issue that I can see is that there is not a lot of clearance for a barbell outside of the rack when doing overhead pressing. I don't care that much because anything I would be pressing like that can either be cleaned from the floor away from the rack, or done as a seated barbell press. If I want to get really picky, I can make some extension pieces to add on to it where it attaches to the cage in order to give it a little more room. All in all, this addition will add a wide range of exercises that have been missing in my at-home routines.