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This fitness power cage is equipped w/ multiple functionality including power rack, functional trainer, lat pulldown station, low row station, smith machine, chin station, dip station, core trainer, landmine station and suspension trainer; up to 2200 lbs. max capacity
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This fitness power cage is equipped w/ multiple functionality including power rack, functional trainer, lat pulldown station, low row station, smith machine, chin station, dip station, core trainer, landmine station and suspension trainer; up to 2200 lbs. max capacity
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Model: Mikolo Smith Machine Home Gym, 2200 lbs Power Rack Cage with Cable Crossover, Weight Bar, 360° Landmine, Barbell Holders and Other Attachments, Total Body Strength Training Cage
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I purchased the Mikolo 2.0 the last time they had a deal earlier this year and just recently assembled it. This thing is a beast and does everything I need it to. Would recommend the 2.0 for anyone looking for a rack
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I purchased the Mikolo 2.0 the last time they had a deal earlier this year and just recently assembled it. This thing is a beast and does everything I need it to. Would recommend the 2.0 for anyone looking for a rack
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Nice upgraded features for v2.0. Also to include the Smith device feature, all the accessories, for $799 is a pretty good to very good value, even according to AI assessment comparing to other similar products.
Don't you think it was because of it was from Temu?
No. Why would that be the assumption?
I bought the Mikolo M7 off Temu (on an unbranded basis) about 7 months ago (for ~$540, but the M7 is discontinued now) and it's been fantastic.
Was gonna order the 2.0 but I noticed the picture is not the right picture and if you look at the description, it says that it's the M 11 so be careful. I'll just ended up ordering it from this from Mikolo . unfortunately, they forgot to ship my aluminum pulleys and the correct pivot arms so I'm waiting on them to ship the correct parts
The more I read about the features for the M4 v2.0, the more I like it. It comes with the 3-way lat pull down leg brace/row brace/step up attachment which is at least $100 if bought separately for their other racks that need them like the Mikolo HR05 half rack which a SD at $480 without that attachment. Knurling on pull up bars for the M4 v2.0 is nice and not on some other Mikolo pull up bars on other racks. So that is worth some money. Two-position dip bars are nicer than the single position grip bars on other Mikolo racks, worth some money. Then the Smith feature and nice functional trainer with aluminum wheels is a very nice set up.... Why do I keep looking a squat rack sales when I already have one ?? Something wrong with me.
No. Why would that be the assumption?
I bought the Mikolo M7 off Temu (on an unbranded basis) about 7 months ago (for ~$540, but the M7 is discontinued now) and it's been fantastic.
Do you happen to have a link to that that you can share? if it is discontinued, any similar to M7 that you are referring to?
The more I read about the features for the M4 v2.0, the more I like it. It comes with the 3-way lat pull down leg brace/row brace/step up attachment which is at least $100 if bought separately for their other racks that need them like the Mikolo HR05 half rack which a SD at $480 without that attachment. Knurling on pull up bars for the M4 v2.0 is nice and not on some other Mikolo pull up bars on other racks. So that is worth some money. Two-position dip bars are nicer than the single position grip bars on other Mikolo racks, worth some money. Then the Smith feature and nice functional trainer with aluminum wheels is a very nice set up.... Why do I keep looking a squat rack sales when I already have one ?? Something wrong with me.
If I were to buy again today I'd definitely get the 2.0. the second stability bar that doubles as storage for the attachments alone is worth the $150 imo.
Do you happen to have a link to that that you can share? if it is discontinued, any similar to M7 that you are referring to?
This looks fairly similar, but probably a little better in some ways (e.g., two poles for the pulley system instead of the plastic on metal square of the M7), but it's tough to compare exactly: https://www.temu.com/multi-functi...37456.html
The 2.0 rack that OP linked looks like it has many of the same features that drew me to the M7 though. Aluminum pulleys with 1:1 weight ratio, 2-inch hole spacing, smith machine, multi-grip dip bars, lat pulldown bar, rope attachment, t-bar, landmine, etc.. Only thing missing is the leg press plate, but I like it less than I'd hoped I would and I wouldn't go out of my way for it if I were buying again.
One thing that's a little annoying with mine is that the lat pulldown is too low to use a regular bench as a seat, so I sit on the end of my bench in decline position (and then it's fine), which it sounds like the 2.0 might solve. I also had to buy separately the pads to hold my knees down/use for Nordic curls.
This looks fairly similar, but probably a little better in some ways (e.g., two poles for the pulley system instead of the plastic on metal square of the M7), but it's tough to compare exactly: https://www.temu.com/multi-functi...37456.html
The 2.0 rack that OP linked looks like it has many of the same features that drew me to the M7 though. Aluminum pulleys with 1:1 weight ratio, 2-inch hole spacing, smith machine, multi-grip dip bars, lat pulldown bar, rope attachment, t-bar, landmine, etc.. Only thing missing is the leg press plate, but I like it less than I'd hoped I would and I wouldn't go out of my way for it if I were buying again.
One thing that's a little annoying with mine is that the lat pulldown is too low to use a regular bench as a seat, so I sit on the end of my bench in decline position (and then it's fine), which it sounds like the 2.0 might solve. I also had to buy separately the pads to hold my knees down/use for Nordic curls.
It does look nice. My concerns would be it's not 2x2 is 2.68 x 1.6, so attachments might be hard to find. The weight storage horns are in the back so you can't put it flush against the wall. If it is indeed 1:1 that is nice as long as you don't need the range of motion for say flys where you step out a good bit in front of the machine.
I got a few attachments for mine like the 2x2 unitree pump max digital weights and dumbbell holders. If you don't plan on adding attachments it looks like a nice unit though.
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G0t this from Temu last year before the stupid tarrifs for $498. Bought some Jammer arms for it and I was set. Mine also said it was a general brand but when I got it - it was a Mikolo branded unit.
Mine also came with aluminum pulley wheels.
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I bought the Mikolo M7 off Temu (on an unbranded basis) about 7 months ago (for ~$540, but the M7 is discontinued now) and it's been fantastic.
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I bought the Mikolo M7 off Temu (on an unbranded basis) about 7 months ago (for ~$540, but the M7 is discontinued now) and it's been fantastic.
Do you happen to have a link to that that you can share? if it is discontinued, any similar to M7 that you are referring to?
Do you happen to have a link to that that you can share? if it is discontinued, any similar to M7 that you are referring to?
The 2.0 rack that OP linked looks like it has many of the same features that drew me to the M7 though. Aluminum pulleys with 1:1 weight ratio, 2-inch hole spacing, smith machine, multi-grip dip bars, lat pulldown bar, rope attachment, t-bar, landmine, etc.. Only thing missing is the leg press plate, but I like it less than I'd hoped I would and I wouldn't go out of my way for it if I were buying again.
One thing that's a little annoying with mine is that the lat pulldown is too low to use a regular bench as a seat, so I sit on the end of my bench in decline position (and then it's fine), which it sounds like the 2.0 might solve. I also had to buy separately the pads to hold my knees down/use for Nordic curls.
The 2.0 rack that OP linked looks like it has many of the same features that drew me to the M7 though. Aluminum pulleys with 1:1 weight ratio, 2-inch hole spacing, smith machine, multi-grip dip bars, lat pulldown bar, rope attachment, t-bar, landmine, etc.. Only thing missing is the leg press plate, but I like it less than I'd hoped I would and I wouldn't go out of my way for it if I were buying again.
One thing that's a little annoying with mine is that the lat pulldown is too low to use a regular bench as a seat, so I sit on the end of my bench in decline position (and then it's fine), which it sounds like the 2.0 might solve. I also had to buy separately the pads to hold my knees down/use for Nordic curls.
I got a few attachments for mine like the 2x2 unitree pump max digital weights and dumbbell holders. If you don't plan on adding attachments it looks like a nice unit though.
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Mine also came with aluminum pulley wheels.
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