Mikolo Fitness via Walmart has Mikolo Wall-Mount Squat Rack Power Cage: Cable Crossover, LAT Pull & Independent Pulley System (Red) for $404.99. Shipping is free.
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Expandable to a mere 9.5 SQ. FT when fully opened, and folding down to just 3 SQ. FT when not in use
This machine seamlessly integrates a power rack, cable crossover machine, lat pulldown machines, pull-up bar, and more into one unit
Five adjustable settings - folded, semi-open, power rack, functional trainer, and cable crossover machine
Crafted from 2x2 inch 14-gauge steel, with reinforced screw-in wall mounts and four adjustable ground support feet, this wall-mounted squat rack is built to handle up to 1000lbs
Independent pulley system lets you effortlessly perform super sets and drop sets without being limited by your home gym's weight stack.
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Mikolo Fitness via Walmart has Mikolo Wall-Mount Squat Rack Power Cage: Cable Crossover, LAT Pull & Independent Pulley System (Red) for $404.99. Shipping is free.
Thanks to Deal Hunter ItsSoCheap for sharing this deal.
Expandable to a mere 9.5 SQ. FT when fully opened, and folding down to just 3 SQ. FT when not in use
This machine seamlessly integrates a power rack, cable crossover machine, lat pulldown machines, pull-up bar, and more into one unit
Five adjustable settings - folded, semi-open, power rack, functional trainer, and cable crossover machine
Crafted from 2x2 inch 14-gauge steel, with reinforced screw-in wall mounts and four adjustable ground support feet, this wall-mounted squat rack is built to handle up to 1000lbs
Independent pulley system lets you effortlessly perform super sets and drop sets without being limited by your home gym's weight stack.
Whats the difference between the $405 one and the $500 pro version. The picture shows added aluminum pulleys. Is that the only difference, and whats it normally got?
I'd jump on this if only it was 5' wide. Perfect for standing or bench cable flyes
Then it wouldn't be useful as a squat/bench cage?
Also, if you look at the pictures and listing, the folding arms seem like they can lock in at 5 different angles (I'm guessing folded outward(0 deg) , folded inward(180 deg), perpendicular to the wall(90 deg), and then 45deg and 135deg. There's a picture that shows this (its the one featured in the slickdeals post) that shows when folded at 45deg outward, you get 73" separation between the cables. There's another picture where they're folded inwards at 45deg to make a 12" gap for rows.
Overall, I'd say its a good price for the functionality. Not sure about the build quality, though.
That's because the Titan model will be quality. Mikolo is cheap garbage.
Funny how the internet works. A few years ago Titan was the "garbage" quality of the workout world, now this statement gets made. Fascinating to me tbh.
Source: I own Eleiko, Rogue, Kabuki, Titan, Walmart, competition and noncompetition grade gear (I compete) and I will actually go to court to say that 95% of lifters could never tell the performance difference.
Funny how the internet works. A few years ago Titan was the "garbage" quality of the workout world, now this statement gets made. Fascinating to me tbh.
Source: I own Eleiko, Rogue, Kabuki, Titan, Walmart, competition and noncompetition grade gear (I compete) and I will actually go to court to say that 95% of lifters could never tell the performance difference.
Bingo. I tried a lot of gear and ended up (at home) with a lot of CAP, Max Fitness, Yes4All, and Everyday Essentials. They feel like 90% of the quality for 1/3 of the price. But things with more moving parts like a folding cable machine probably has a lot more quality and machining differences. Good cable machines are pretty pricey, but this is a great footprint for home gear.
I have this for couple of months in my garage . So far good . Something's feel little shaky if u drop the bar . May be because it's foldable . This is regular price.
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Anyone have that one from Temu please shear your experience.
Just received from temu. Took about a weeks time from order to delivery. Got it for almost half the Walmart price. Search " Mikolo cheetah rack". You might be able to find a seller with a cheaper price.
Then it wouldn't be useful as a squat/bench cage?
Also, if you look at the pictures and listing, the folding arms seem like they can lock in at 5 different angles (I'm guessing folded outward(0 deg) , folded inward(180 deg), perpendicular to the wall(90 deg), and then 45deg and 135deg. There's a picture that shows this (its the one featured in the slickdeals post) that shows when folded at 45deg outward, you get 73" separation between the cables. There's another picture where they're folded inwards at 45deg to make a 12" gap for rows.
Overall, I'd say its a good price for the functionality. Not sure about the build quality, though.
Agree with what you said about the rack part. I might pull the trigger earlier had I seen the different degrees settings. Don't know why a company would have the capability but fail to show it on the product page.
Just received from temu. Took about a weeks time from order to delivery. Got it for almost half the Walmart price. Search " Mikolo cheetah rack". You might be able to find a seller with a cheaper price.
Thank you so much. I see there's different prices on Temu. Found one for $220 almost half the price.
I previously bought a cable weight station (not as complex as this, but likely from the same chinese factory with same components) for a home gym.
The pulleys on this look to be the same as what I had on mine - plastic with garbage bearings that resulted in high friction/drag and "gritty" pulls.
I ended up replacing all the pulleys with aluminum ones I bought from aliexpress (search on "aluminum gym pulley") and it made DRAMATIC improvement in the smoothness and feel of the machine.
If you're already committed to buying one of these seriously consider upgrading the pulleys, it will be worth it.
Is it possible to mount on dry wall? Any good instructions video I can find?
Possible? Yes.
Good idea - no, if you're mounting only into the drywall panel itself. You'll be MUCH better off (and SAFER) by mounting through drywall panel into wall studs instead of only into drywall.
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A rack set that comes with weight. đź’©
https://a.co/d/6p2NQd0
Also, if you look at the pictures and listing, the folding arms seem like they can lock in at 5 different angles (I'm guessing folded outward(0 deg) , folded inward(180 deg), perpendicular to the wall(90 deg), and then 45deg and 135deg. There's a picture that shows this (its the one featured in the slickdeals post) that shows when folded at 45deg outward, you get 73" separation between the cables. There's another picture where they're folded inwards at 45deg to make a 12" gap for rows.
Overall, I'd say its a good price for the functionality. Not sure about the build quality, though.
https://share.temu.com/r5Q1MNX7O5C
$340 free shipping
Anyone have that one from Temu please shear your experience.
Funny how the internet works. A few years ago Titan was the "garbage" quality of the workout world, now this statement gets made. Fascinating to me tbh.
Source: I own Eleiko, Rogue, Kabuki, Titan, Walmart, competition and noncompetition grade gear (I compete) and I will actually go to court to say that 95% of lifters could never tell the performance difference.
Source: I own Eleiko, Rogue, Kabuki, Titan, Walmart, competition and noncompetition grade gear (I compete) and I will actually go to court to say that 95% of lifters could never tell the performance difference.
Bingo. I tried a lot of gear and ended up (at home) with a lot of CAP, Max Fitness, Yes4All, and Everyday Essentials. They feel like 90% of the quality for 1/3 of the price. But things with more moving parts like a folding cable machine probably has a lot more quality and machining differences. Good cable machines are pretty pricey, but this is a great footprint for home gear.
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https://share.temu.com/r5Q1MNX7O5C
$340 free shipping
Anyone have that one from Temu please shear your experience.
Just received from temu. Took about a weeks time from order to delivery. Got it for almost half the Walmart price. Search " Mikolo cheetah rack". You might be able to find a seller with a cheaper price.
Also, if you look at the pictures and listing, the folding arms seem like they can lock in at 5 different angles (I'm guessing folded outward(0 deg) , folded inward(180 deg), perpendicular to the wall(90 deg), and then 45deg and 135deg. There's a picture that shows this (its the one featured in the slickdeals post) that shows when folded at 45deg outward, you get 73" separation between the cables. There's another picture where they're folded inwards at 45deg to make a 12" gap for rows.
Overall, I'd say its a good price for the functionality. Not sure about the build quality, though.
Agree with what you said about the rack part. I might pull the trigger earlier had I seen the different degrees settings. Don't know why a company would have the capability but fail to show it on the product page.
Thank you so much. I see there's different prices on Temu. Found one for $220 almost half the price.
Can you please keeping me updated how's it. Thx
I found one by ormaise for 260, comes with bench and accessories
The pulleys on this look to be the same as what I had on mine - plastic with garbage bearings that resulted in high friction/drag and "gritty" pulls.
I ended up replacing all the pulleys with aluminum ones I bought from aliexpress (search on "aluminum gym pulley") and it made DRAMATIC improvement in the smoothness and feel of the machine.
If you're already committed to buying one of these seriously consider upgrading the pulleys, it will be worth it.
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Good idea - no, if you're mounting only into the drywall panel itself. You'll be MUCH better off (and SAFER) by mounting through drywall panel into wall studs instead of only into drywall.