Lat Pulldown & Cable Row Machine | 10 - 300 LB Selector Reviews

4.8 Rating 111 Reviews

The Lat Tower is a space-saving strength trainer designed to build your back and shoulder strength. This high-quality stand-alone Lat Tower combines a lat pulldown and a low row position, making it a smart addition to any home or garage gym. With a 300 LB single-weight stack, you can efficiently perform various pulldowns, bent-over rows, seated rows, and more. It comes with a Lat bar and band pegs for added resistance training. Rest easy knowing the long-lasting design is dependable, so you can stay focused on meeting your fitness goals!

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“Have a basement gym with limited ceiling height. This piece fits perfectly and delivers on every expectation. Solid, sturdy, substantial. Able to complete assembly solo and without any issues. Have been using it for the past 2 months and it has been a game changer for the back routine. I'm 5'10" and have no issue with the range in the lat pulldown. The low row has a sturdy foot brace and the cable action is smooth. Tricep cable work is no problem with the included chain extension. The included lat bar is solid. I would absolutely buy again and recommend without hesitation.”

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Posted 2 years ago

“It arrived a solid wood box that I had to practically beg FedEx to bring to the top of my driveway instead of dumping it at the curb. Everything was in order with all parts and accessories included. I highly recommend--highly recommend--sorting and labeling all of the bolts and washers, etc, before you start assembly. This will make your life so much easier! Trust me. Take the time to do this because several bolts look almost identical but aren't. I placed them on individual sheets of paper with the part number and size and it helped more than I can say. I managed to assemble this by myself after watching a very helpful video on YouTube. Google it and watch it. Things to gather before you start--several bungie cords or related. You'll need them when you assemble the stack of weights. And there are several steps you shouldn't do in the order they're explained in the teeny tiny assembly instructions. (Some of the text and diagrams are nearly impossible to make out but having watched the video helped me figure most of it out.) For example, don't install the rubber piece that goes at the very front of the arms until you have threaded the cable through because it won't fit otherwise. Same goes for the plates/roller things that hang just above the weight stack. Don't attach them and bolt that piece together until the cables have been threaded through. The other reason you'll want to install that rubber part at the front of the very upper arms last is because if you do it as ordered, you'll have a really hard time installing the piece that goes right behind it with the smaller rubber piece. Now for the weight stack. place the weights and the uprights as instructed but then immediately wrap at least 3-4 bungies around the entire uprights or the entire weight stack will collapse. I learned the hard way and then remembered what he did in the video to prevent this from happening. Watch the video for this part and it will save you a lot of time and a lot of headaches. Now for using the actual machine. It works great...but there are two issues. First, I wish the machine was maybe 2-3" taller. Why? Well, I'm 5'6". It works great for lat pulldowns. But when I stand up to do tricep exercises, the weights hit the top bar before I'm able to complete the movement. My work around is to stand on 4" blocks and then I'm fine. So if you're 5'10" or taller, you'll have no issues with full range of motion for triceps exercises. The other issue is that the seat gets in the way if you want to use the seated row for standing exercises like cable curls or cable upright rows. You can still do them but you have to stand back quite a bit. I also bought some extra d-rings to extend the seated cable curl as my cable appears to be really really tight and I have to put the foot brace back in order to get the close grip row handle to seat properly when I'm done rowing. Hope that makes sense. Overall, it's a well made machine and it's a solid piece. Just know that you'll have to make some minor modifications for standing exercises if you're under 5'10" or so but it's doable. You can get a 4" plyometric box (one of the stackable ones) or an aerobic "step" thing works just as well. I used Yoga blocks until I got some sturdier step things. And again because I can't say it enough--sort and label your bolts and washers, etc., and watch the online video that another customer was kind enough to make. You'll be so glad you did! And use the bungie cords for the weight stack assembly or you'll be dealing with crashing weight plates. Not fun.”

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Posted 2 years ago

“Only reason I don’t give this 5 stars is the awful assembly directions. Couldn’t be read by an ant and very unclear. Such an easy thing to fix. Luckily a YouTube video helped me out. The machine itself is great - exactly what we needed to complete our home gym, sturdy, smooth cables all around solid piece of equipment. If they fix the directions, 5 stars.”

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Posted 2 years ago

“This was a Black Friday purchase. Really enjoying the versatility this machine brings to my workouts. The shipment arrived 1 day early and the driver placed the crate in my garage. Assembly instructions are a PAIN!! I looked at a couple of YouTube videos. Make sure to separate all hardware!! Once fully assembled this machine checks all the boxes for functionality and price.”

3 Helpful Report

Posted 2 years ago

“Works great and fits perfectly into my garage gym.”

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Posted 2 years ago

“Delivered on time and in good condition. Assembly was a little difficult due to the assembly instructions. Happy with this machine overall. I think Titan should put out assembly videos like Inspire does. It would make things a lot easier.”

1 Helpful Report

Posted 2 years ago

“Would definitely buy it again. The diagrams in the assembly directions are pathetically small and contain numerous steps for one diagram. Enlarge the diagrams for your customers titan”

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Posted 2 years ago

“It’s a great piece of machinery for a great price maybe just make the leg adjustable part one more button for a little bit higher but other Nat great product”

3 Helpful Report

Posted 3 years ago