Titan Heavy-Duty Power Tower
Titan's heavy-duty freestanding pull-up/dip/VKR tower built from 2in x 2.75in steel: multi-grip pull-up station, dip handles with arm pads, vertical knee raise, plus push-up and sit-up positions. 30in wide at the frame (42in across the foot roller), 58in deep, 83.5in tall, 135 lb. On sale from $444.99 to $324.97.
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Full specifications
Essentials
- Resistance
- Bodyweight
Size & fit
- Footprint width — fits within
- 30 in
- Footprint depth — fits within
- 58 in
- Height — fits within
- 83.5 in
Extras
- Catalog status
- New
More specs
- Warranty (frame)
- 1yr
- Data status
- Complete
- Movements
- Pullup, Dip, Knee Raise
- Machine weight
- 135 lb
- Warranty detail
- One (1) Year Limited Warranty Per The Titan operator's Manual (p.7).
- Stations / movements detail
- Multi Grip pull Up, dip, vertical knee raise (vkr), push Up, and sit Up positions per the titan spec/overview sections.
- Included attachments
- Back Pad And Arm pads.
- Operating clearance
- Width Across The Foot Roller Is 42in Vs The 30in Frame Width (Titan Spec table).
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