Titan Fitness Lat Tower

Not absolutely necessary, as it already comes mostly assembled, but I had no clue how the band pegs (which I didn’t know were band pegs at first) were supposed to be set up. I ended up finding a better picture of the same lat machine, but bolted to an apex, for reference. Overall, I couldn’t be happier with this purchase. I considered Rogue’s Monster Lat Pulldown, PRIME’s Selectorized Single Stack, and Titan’s Lat Tower (which I had originally ordered but canceled).

It’s a really solid product. Most my gear is Titan rogue or Rep and this is the first time ordering from Amazon instead of direct (Amazon had legacy price which was cheaper). 5/5 on it. 1 star off since the leg roller pads were missing and back ordered. Titan gave me a partial credit so bought me ow...

Titan Fitness Lat Pulldown. It's cheaper than what you'll find elsewhere without sacrificing quality, Coop from GarageGymReviews does an amazing review on it and he's hard on Titan, but it's a nice machine.

Has the low row on it as well.

I decided to replace my 30 year old body solid lat pulldown. It’s not as sturdy as my old body solid. You will need to anchor it to the floor. I should have spent the extra money and bought the weight stack one. But I should say it’s good for $400.

I considered this unit, but sprung for the Titan Lat Tower with 300 lb stack so I wouldn't have to mess with loading plates. I just want to grip and rip. Nice add!

The unit was delivered earlier than estimated. This is a quality product, and I was able to assemble it in less than an hour; make sure you go to the website and print the manual! You need that. I have not checked on their website to see the answer to my question about lag bolt size for bolt down. I...

I have the titan lat tower too, I love it. Was going to buy the 300 dollar one from Valor Fitness until I saw it was only rated for 200lbs. Spending another $100 for something rated up to 500lbs was a no-brainer.

Super easy to put together. It's not commercial quality BUT it gets the job done. Wiggles a little bit it means nothing. The only thing is that you need to weigh it down or bolt it to the floor so it doesn't move. While doing some exercises using the lower pulley it'll slide on the mats. My mats are...

Lately I’ve been obsessed with racks with the lat pull down integrated with them so I simply moved my X3 Short up against my Titan Lat Tower and it’s saved a lot of footprint and kind of made it one unit. Only downside is my full rack is delegated to a pseudo-half rack for the time being so I need to get some spotter arms. Once Titan restocks the extension kits it will give me full rack capabilities again though.

It's really sturdy and have had no need to bolt it down with no signs of tipping or sliding on my rubber flooring. The two complaints I have is the smoothness of the trolley sliding along the guide rods and then the width of the leg pads. But, I guess you get what you pay for.