Transform the Body-Solid GPR400 Power Rack into a complete home gym with the GLA400 Lat Pull Attachment. The Body-Solid Lat Pull Attachment allows users to perform high and low pulley exercises including lat pulldowns, rows, biceps curls, shrugs, and more in the comfort and stability of a power rack.
Unique design allows the Body-Solid Lat Pull Attachment to fit into the Body-Solid GPR400 Power Rack without requiring additional space or clearance around the rack.
The Body-Solid Lat Pull Attachment is a plate-loaded attachment allowing users to easily add weight plates.
Alternatively, the Body-Solid GPR400 Power Rack is compatible with Body-Solid’s SP150 150 lb. selectorized weight stack. Nylon-coated, aircraft-quality cables ensure durability and safety while using the Body-Solid Lat Pull Attachment GLA400.
Body-Solid Lat Pull Attachment Specifications
Plate Loaded Lat Pull / Low Row Attachment
Lat Bar and Low Row Bar included!
Upgradeable to a 150lb Selectorized stack!
Product Weight: 84.9 lbs.
Dimensions: 51.2”L x 46.5”W x 79.5”H
This is not a standalone product. The GPR400 rack is REQUIRED!
Body-Solid Commercial Rated Warranty applies to facilities that DO NOT charge monthly membership dues and where the equipment would not be used by more than 50 people a day. Light Commercial facilities include: hotels, apartments, condominiums, personal training studios, police and fire stations, and all other Light Commercial facilities that meet the limitations listed above.
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