Best ValueRank #3 in Cable Machines & Functional Trainers
Titan Fitness Plate-Loaded LAT Tower
by Titan Fitness
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The freestanding lat-pulldown and seated-row tower — the movement the wall station cannot do seated. Titan rates it to 400 lb on 13 inches of loadable sleeve, and Titan's own Amazon store sells it under Titan's list price for the current lat tower.
- Lifters who want a real seated lat pulldown and low row at home, and already own Olympic plates.
- You want dual cables for crossovers and flyes, or you cannot bolt equipment to the floor.
Strengths
- ↑Lat pulldown and low row on one freestanding frame
- ↑Titan states a 400 lb weight capacity
- ↑Plate-loaded: no stack ceiling, uses the plates you own
- ↑Sold by Titan's own Amazon store
Weaknesses
- ↓Plate-loaded, so you supply the plates and swap them by hand
- ↓Titan recommends bolting it to the floor before upright cable rows
- ↓Single cable: no crossover or dual-arm work
Full specs
- Type
- Freestanding plate-loaded lat pulldown and low row
- Capacity
- 400 lb (Titan-stated)
- Loadable Sleeve
- 13 in (Titan-stated)
- Thigh Pad
- 4 adjustable positions (Titan-stated)
- Footprint
- 57" D x 47" W x 85" H (listing)
- Weight
- 120 lb (listing)
Common questions
How much weight does the Titan lat tower hold?
Titan rates it to 400 lb, loaded on 13 inches of sleeve that takes Olympic plates. Plates are not included.
Does it need to be bolted down?
Titan recommends bolting it to the floor before performing upright cable rows. Seated pulldowns and rows load the frame differently, but bolting it down removes any tipping risk.
Sources & references
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